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Job Title: VMware Storage Engineer Duration: 6+ months Location: Remote Exp: 11+ Client: Nvidia Operate in US time zone and participate in On-Call in US time zone L3/L4 Level of VMWARE expertise, Run and plan VMWARE operations like capacity planning, migrations, architectural planning and address any customer operational issues. L3/L4 Level of OpenShift expertise, Run and plan OpenShift operations like capacity planning, migrations, architectural planning and address any customer operational issues. Expertise in Linux, Python is a bonus. Must be ok with on-call weekend work within 8am-5pm Must be able to roll up sleeves and hop in on work L1-L5 Skills Required:   Primary: VMware vSphere, AWS, Windows Administration, RedHat OpenShift KubeVirt platforms Secondary: Linux ,Windows Patching, Basic Scripting, ITIL, Incident Management   Candidate Relevant Experience: 12 to 18 Years   Detailed Scope Of work: Engineering L3/L4 Tasks: Develop and maintain tools for collecting, analyzing, and visualizing data for reporting, alerting, monitoring. Collaborate with NVIDIA leadership, senior engineers, program managers, and product managers to develop compelling IT products and services that meet customer needs. Plan and work on Capacity deployment on RedHat OpenShift, AWS & VMware Expertise in RedHat OpenShift for cluster deployments, work with Vendor and troubleshoot issue   L1/L2 Operations Task: Manage Compute Services queue in ServiceNow. Provide solution to INC and tasks as per agreed SLA with business. Perform daily routine health checks to ensure device availability. Action Alerts received from Monitoring and PagerDuity High Level tasks on Windows/VMware/RedHat OpenShift Disk expansion / delete partition / create partition using existing automation. CPU / memory utilization (Performance issue on server) Move Objects in Active Directory Organization unit (OU), AD related tasks Working on Tools like Tools – Windbg / RDP / Monitoring tool / Ticketing Tool / etc. Create / deploy VM using the available automation ITSS Taking snapshot / Revert snapshot / consolidate snapshot / delete snapshot of VM on VMware & RedHat OpenShift Increase resources (CPU/Mem/NIC) on VM VMware & RedHat OpenShift VM hardware version upgrade on VMware Install VMware tools on VM Check Alarms / Event / Task on Windows VM (Troubleshooting purpose)   L3/L4 Task: Participate in P1 incidents & critical outages and lead the discussion on technical front on VMware/OpenShift/Windows Plan, Implement firmware & software upgrades on servers with VMware and OSF installed on them. Document resolution of escalated incidents that will assist L2 team to handle going forward. Create SOPs for Manual task Troubleshoot BSOD & PSOD Issues Troubleshoot Performance issues at RedHat OSF/AWS/Windows/VMware Level Troubleshoot VM build issue Open Support tickets with Vendor like RedHatOSF/AWS/VMware/Microsoft. Thanks, VIGNESH || Team Lead 937 303 5507 saasit2@saasitservices.com

Updating vSphere environments can sometimes be challenging and time consuming, especially for large, distributed environments. Mission critical workloads may be able to tolerate minimal downtimes but often require no downtime. This release takes a huge leap forward in addressing these requirements https://lnkd.in/gRJ3-b9u

#HiringAlert! #Hiring for #ContractRole Please share me your Resume if you are interested at aashish@yochana.com Role: Citrix Engineer Location: USA Remote Skills Required:   CFS / Ansible automation on Linux, Cloud and DevOps environment The Citrix cloud control panel has some old custom scripts that we depend on to manage the Citrix environments & are in the middle of being converted more modern & robust Ansible playbooks and Working on getting XenServer build automation established with Ansible

See what’s new in VMware vSphere 8 Update 3? A lot of work and engineering time has been done in improving the lifecycle manager of your vCenters and ESXi hosts. You have Live Patch With vSphere 8.0 Update 3 we can address critical bugs in the virtual machine execution environment (vmx) without the need to reboot or evacuate the entire host. Please note not all fixes allows you to live patch. A new feature called Partial Maintenance Mode Partial maintenance mode is an automatic state that each host will enter when performing a Live Patch remediation task. Enhanced Image Customization vSphere Lifecycle Manager images can be further customized in vSphere 8 Updated 3. In the base ESXi version, the VMware Host Client (ESXi UI) and ESXi VM Tools (VMware Tools) components can be deleted from the image. And much more...... https://lnkd.in/eETERDQD #vmware #broadcom #esxi #vsphere #vcf

How to provision and manage large disks of virtual machines hosted on VMware? Conditions and limitations you need to know to ensure optimal performance and seamless operations. 🛠️💻 🔹 Guest OS Support: Ensure your guest operating system supports large capacity virtual hard disks for smooth functionality. 🔹 Disk Movement: Remember, disks larger than 2 TB can only be moved or cloned to ESXi 5.5.x and 6.0.x hosts or clusters containing such hosts. 🔹 Datastore Requirements: Your datastore format must be VMFS-5 or later, or NFS volume on a Network Attached Storage (NAS) server for compatibility. 🔹 Flash Read Cache: Note that vSphere Flash Read Cache supports a maximum hard disk size of 16 TB. 🔹 VMFS-3 Limitation: VMFS-3 volumes are not supported for disks greater than 2 TB, and migration from VMFS-5 to VMFS-3 is not possible. 🔹 Fault Tolerance: Keep in mind that Fault Tolerance is not supported for virtual machines with large capacity disks. 🔹 vSAN Support: While vSAN 5.5 is not supported, vSAN 6.x does support disks up to 62 TB. 🔹 Controller Support: Ensure you're using supported controllers as BusLogic parallel controllers are not supported. 🔹 Performance Considerations: Optimize virtual machine performance by meeting resource and configuration requirements and leaving overhead space for tasks like snapshots or linked clones. 🔹 Operations Without Shared Storage: Be aware that operations like snapshot quiesce, cloning, Storage vMotion, or vMotion may take longer in environments lacking shared storage. 🔹 RDM Limitations: If relocating RDMs larger than 2 TB, limit to VMFS-5 datastores or hosts newer than ESXi 5.5. 🔹 Disk Partitioning: For Windows OS to address storage over 2 TB, ensure disk initialization using the GUID partition Table (GPT) scheme. #Virtualization #VMware #ESXi #vSphere

#Hiring #ITInfrastructure #Architect #c2c #Remote #NetworkEngineer POSITION:IT Infrastructure Architect LOCATION: Remote Email: sailor@doelsoft.com Note: Don't share fake profiles    REQUIRED SKILLS  Expertise in Windows Server, Active Directory, PowerShell scripting, Exchange Server, SQL Server, Azure services, and other Microsoft technologies commonly used in enterprise environments. TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, VPNs, VLANs, routing, and switching. SAN (Storage Area Network), NAS (Network Attached Storage), RAID configurations, and backup solutions  

vSphere Distributed Switch Configuration and Best Practices Guide - Learn how to create and manage vsphere distributed switches and how they compare to vsphere standard switches #vmwarevsphere #vnetworkdistributedswitches #vmwarenetworking #vsphere

Mastering Troubleshooting in vSphere Environments 1- Problem Identification: The first step in troubleshooting is identifying the problem. This involves gathering information about the symptoms, error messages, and any recent changes or events that might have triggered the issue. Use vSphere tools such as vCenter Server alarms, logs, and performance monitoring to help pinpoint the problem areas. 2- Virtual Infrastructure Issues: Address VM startup failures, crashes, and resource allocation problems. Verify VM configurations, assess resource utilization, and ensure hardware and software compatibility. 3- Networking Issues: Tackle network connectivity problems affecting VMs, hosts, or external networks. Validate network configurations, check VLAN configurations, inspect virtual switches and port groups, and use tools like ping and traceroute to test connectivity. 4- Storage Issues: Resolve storage-related problems impacting VM performance, data integrity, or availability. Examine storage connectivity, configurations, and datastore accessibility. Monitor storage performance metrics. 5- Performance Issues: Optimize VM responsiveness and system performance by identifying and addressing performance bottlenecks. Analyze performance metrics, monitor resource utilization, and fine-tune resource allocations. 6- Log Analysis: Dive into vSphere logs, such as ESXi, vCenter Server, and VM logs, to uncover valuable insights for troubleshooting. Familiarize yourself with log locations, formats, and common entries related to different types of issues. 7- Knowledge Base and Support: Leverage VMware's knowledge base, documentation, and support resources when facing complex issues. Engage with the VMware community forums and online communities for insights and solutions from experienced professionals. #VMware #vSphere #Troubleshooting #Virtualization #Networking #Storage #Performance #ITSupport #TechSolutions #vmwareexplore #systemadministrator #networkadministration

vSphere Live Patch allows vSphere clusters to be patched without migrating workloads off the target hosts and without the hosts needing to enter full maintenance mode. The patch is applied live while workloads continue to run. Find out more https://lnkd.in/en6u4jMg