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The hidden cost of Git repository bloat

Jun 21, 2026 By Miłosz Jesis In GitProtect
Git repository growth often looks harmless at first. A few large assets, generated files, dependency folders, old branches, release archives, test datasets, or binary files may not cause immediate problems. Developers can still commit, pipelines still run, and the repository appears manageable. Over time, however, unnecessary data accumulates in Git history and becomes a backup and recovery challenge.
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VMware ESXi Networking Concepts

Jun 17, 2026 By NAKIVO Team In NAKIVO
For connecting physical servers and computers to a network, you need physical network adapters, switches, and routers. With virtual machines, virtual network concepts are used for communication between the different components of an infrastructure. The proper configuration of ESXi networking on a host is critically important to the configuration of any ESXi environment. Generally, ESXi host networks include storage, vMotion, VM, and management networks.
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What is Data Residency? A Clear Guide for IT Teams

Jun 17, 2026 By David Safaii In Trilio
Every piece of data your organization stores lives in a specific server, facility, and country. Data residency refers to where that data physically sits, and governments increasingly care about the answer. The EU, India, Brazil, and dozens of other jurisdictions now enforce strict rules about storage locations. Get it wrong, and you’re looking at regulatory fines, lost contracts, or both.
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CloudCasa DR for HPE Alletra with Red Hat OpenShift - PART 2: Failback

Jun 17, 2026 By CloudCasa In CloudCasa
CloudCasa completes the disaster recovery cycle by failing a file server application back from Site B (HPE Alletra MP B10000) to its original primary on Site A (HPE Alletra 9060), both running Red Hat OpenShift. In this demo, we create a reverse DR plan, scale down the workload for a clean shutdown, and let CloudCasa orchestrate the two-phase failback: an HPE recover/restore operation that reverses replication at the storage layer, followed by progressive Kubernetes resource restoration, before the file server comes back online on Site A with its data intact.
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CloudCasa DR for HPE Alletra with Red Hat OpenShift - PART 1: Failover

Jun 17, 2026 By CloudCasa In CloudCasa
CloudCasa orchestrates disaster recovery failover for stateful workloads across two HPE Alletra arrays running Red Hat OpenShift. In this demo, we fail over a file server application from Site A (HPE Alletra 9060) to Site B (HPE Alletra MP B10000), with CloudCasa installing its agent via a single kubectl apply, discovering both clusters and storage systems, mapping the pre-configured HPE replication relationship, and triggering consistency group failover so the workload comes back up on Site B with all data intact.
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Acronis Cyber Frame

Jun 17, 2026 By Acronis In Acronis
Learn how service providers can capitalize on VMware migration, hyperscaler repatriation, and sovereign cloud opportunities with Acronis Cyber Frame. Explore a secure HCI and IaaS platform built for MSPs and CSPs, featuring integrated backup, DR, security, and RMM to help deliver profitable infrastructure services with greater control and flexibility. Like, comment, and subscribe for more Acronis tutorials!
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Near-Zero RPO: What It Takes to Lose No Data

Jun 16, 2026 By Kevin Jackson In Trilio
The gap between your last backup and a failure defines exactly how much data disappears. That gap is your recovery point objective (RPO), and teams running production workloads on OpenShift and KubeVirt find that most traditional DR tools simply don’t understand the environment well enough to close it. Near-zero RPO requires synchronous replication at the block level. Data must hit both your primary and DR site simultaneously.
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How to Set Up VMware ESXi Lab - A Complete Guide

Jun 16, 2026 By NAKIVO Team In NAKIVO
VMware is one of the best virtualization platforms in the world, popular among IT specialists for its ability to provide high-speed operations, reliability, scalability, security, and convenience. VMware ESXi Server is a type 1 hypervisor designed to be installed directly on physical servers, that is, it is a bare metal hypervisor. VMware type 2 hypervisors (VMware Player, Workstation, and Fusion), on the other hand, can be installed on existing operating systems running on desktops and laptops.
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VMware Workstation Pro vs VMware Workstation Player: A Complete Comparison Guide

Jun 16, 2026 By NAKIVO Team In NAKIVO
As a virtualization market leader, VMware offers products for a wide range of users. Its enterprise-grade line includes VMware vSphere products like ESXi, which is a type 1 hypervisor. VMware also offers type 2 hypervisors like VMware Workstation Player (or VMware Player) and VMware Workstation Pro (or VMware Workstation). Type 2 hypervisors are installed on the underlying host OS running on the physical machine.
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