@black3dynamite said in Migrating on-premises VHD files to Azure is not rocket science:

I can believe Azure still doesn't support vhdx.

Although if you use an Generation 2 VM it is the only file supported
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/it-pro/windows-server-2012-R2-and-2012/dn282285(v=ws.11)
Still open case with Azure
https://feedback.azure.com/forums/216843-virtual-machines/suggestions/4271962-upload-vhdx

There should be no reason I have to ask, but this supports SSL, correct? Do you have instructions on how we could use this to use Let Encrypt to secure this?

@scottalanmiller said in RAID - the king of the storage landscape or legacy?:

@pchiodo said in RAID - the king of the storage landscape or legacy?:

Well, I think you guys really RAIN'd on this guys parade. Good work.

You were hoping for a RAIDing party?

~Grabs Knife of Slicing. (Knife made from computer case, +2 bleeding damage)
~Grabs Winchester Shield (+1 defense, -255 data retention).
~Grabs Umbrella (+50 resistance to water, -50 resistance to lightning).
~Grabs Book of SPELLS. (Stupidly Powerful Extra Long Ludicrous Sayings, +25 Magic Damage)

There, I'm ready.

This is timely.
THanks

Good read and it explains very clearly what split-brain is, and how to prevent it in simple enough terms.

I've had to explain many times myself what split-brain is and ways to prevent it. I just get starred at. . .

@oksana said in How many IOPS your NVMe can do? All of them!:

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There’s a common opinion that the performance in general and IOPS-intensive performance like NVMf [NVMe over Fabrics] is usually lower in virtualized environments due to the hypervisor overhead.

Check out this article to prove or knock down this belief!

Great, now I'm impatient to see the results!