Friday, August 22, 2014
Thursday, August 21, 2014
software-defined storage (SDS) note VSAN,Nutanix
Read VMware vSphere Blog article VMware Virtual SAN with Cisco UCS Reference Architecture
http://blogs.vmware.com/vsphere/2014/08/vmware-virtual-san-cisco-unified-computing-system-reference-architecture.html
Which brief the integration of VSAN and UCS C240-M3 series server, the whitepaper is information whatever you deploy VSAN with UCS C-series or not.
Nutanix Virtual Computing Platform compared to VMware VSAN 1.0
http://blogs.vmware.com/vsphere/2014/08/vmware-virtual-san-cisco-unified-computing-system-reference-architecture.html
Which brief the integration of VSAN and UCS C240-M3 series server, the whitepaper is information whatever you deploy VSAN with UCS C-series or not.
Nutanix Virtual Computing Platform compared to VMware VSAN 1.0
- This article mention lot of features of Nutanix and compared to VSAN.
- It is interesting for comment about the SAN concepts
VSAN
VMware Education-VMware Virtual SAN Fundamentals [V5.5]
http://mylearn.vmware.com/mgrreg/courses.cfm?ui=www_edu&a=one&id_subject=55806
http://mylearn.vmware.com/mgrreg/courses.cfm?ui=www_edu&a=one&id_subject=55806
Technical
Deep Dive -Keynote
SDS on ESXi Hypervisor, x86 servers
Embedded in vSphere
kernel
Built-in resiliency
inexpensive disk and ssd
POC cheklist pdf
Nutanix NX-3050 series
This article about the complete Review of Nutanix NX-3050 series by Brian Shur :
http://www.datacenterzombie.com/nutanix-review-nx-3050-series/
Nutanix NX-3050 series
This article about the complete Review of Nutanix NX-3050 series by Brian Shur :
http://www.datacenterzombie.com/nutanix-review-nx-3050-series/
- Architecture
- Ratings and reasons
- Cost
- Management console Web interface
- Upgrade note
- Performance of VMware View Planner
- Nutanix DR
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Cisco Bugid CSCul44421 Chassis seeprom local IO failure error on Switch
Symptom:
Error accessing shared-storage fault.
Problem Details:affected="sys/mgmt-entity-A"
cause="device-shared-storage-IO-error"
changeSet=""
code="E4196535"
created="2013-12-18T08:50:03"
descr="device Fxxxxxxxxxxxx, error accessing shared-storage"
dn="event-log/785673"
id="785673"
ind="state-transition"
From Cisco support :
The error accessing shared-storage fault is not harmful and does not affect system functionalities. In UCS chassis design, we build in a chip called, SEEPROM, on the backplane. SEEPROM is a permanent memory and used to store cluster database version to avoid the case of cluster database being overwritten by old version when failover happens.
The communication between IO module and SEEPROM is one way. We store the identical SAM DB version in three chassis rather than in one (so called three chassis redundancy). Because the communication between IO module and SEEPROM happens only one way, the error accessing shared-storage fault can happen sometimes - this is system behavior per specification and design. So, as long as one SEEPROM is readable, the UCS works normally.
If the error accessing shared-storage fault is currently in cleared state and does not raise again, do not apply the workaround and do not do anything.
If the error accessing shared-storage fault is raised state and is never cleared, or the fault keeps coming back, try the following workarounds:
* Reboot the IO module.
* If alert does not clear, reseat IO module. Make sure it's firmly seated.
https://tools.cisco.com/bugsearch/bug/CSCul44421
Other workaround mentioned in Cisco support forum:
https://supportforums.cisco.com/discussion/11349691/ucs-error-accessing-shared-storage-f0863
Error accessing shared-storage fault.
Problem Details:
cause="device-shared-storage-IO-error"
changeSet=""
code="E4196535"
created="2013-12-18T08:50:03"
descr="device Fxxxxxxxxxxxx, error accessing shared-storage"
dn="event-log/785673"
id="785673"
ind="state-transition"
The communication between IO module and SEEPROM is one way. We store the identical SAM DB version in three chassis rather than in one (so called three chassis redundancy). Because the communication between IO module and SEEPROM happens only one way, the error accessing shared-storage fault can happen sometimes - this is system behavior per specification and design. So, as long as one SEEPROM is readable, the UCS works normally.
If the error accessing shared-storage fault is currently in cleared state and does not raise again, do not apply the workaround and do not do anything.
If the error accessing shared-storage fault is raised state and is never cleared, or the fault keeps coming back, try the following workarounds:
* Reboot the IO module.
* If alert does not clear, reseat IO module. Make sure it's firmly seated.
- Reboot/Reseat IOM
- Reboot Chassis
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