WokeUp420

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by WokeUp420 6d ago
Apples to oranges
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by WokeUp420 8d ago
When negotiation start, Dell doesn't need to know that
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by WokeUp420 8d ago
That would require AI to be accurate
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by WokeUp420 8d ago
The problem is you must use Dell hardware. Sure it makes being hypervisor agnostic much easier, but you then become locked into a single hardware vendor that has you by the balls every 3 years when hardware refresh comes along. We've s
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by WokeUp420 8d ago
No I work for a 100 year old Fortune 50 with 50,000 VMs.
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by WokeUp420 9d ago
Proxmox is good for a home lab but running an enterprise on it is a joke. Good luck with that
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by WokeUp420 9d ago
Agent based requires an insane amount of privileged accounts and I would say fails for 10%+ of the VM population
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by WokeUp420 9d ago
Try doing that to 3,000 production VMs.
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by WokeUp420 9d ago
Dell private cloud lock in would be the death of any company. You don't want to be isolated to one hardware vendor. We've told Dell to kick rocks many times for renewals and would not be able to do that if we were in their Cloud,
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by WokeUp420 9d ago
Proxmox is amateur hour. No enterprise support
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by WokeUp420 9d ago
I'm in the middle of a massive Azure Local migration and noticed the VDDK was no longer available... Kinda funny because I was just telling a coworker how surprised I was that they offered it. Thankfully I saved off my copy but I have
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by WokeUp420 9d ago
Skilled trade still isn't paying either.
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by WokeUp420 10d ago
Nonsense. Renting servers is the easiest way to bankrupt your company. Look at all the capacity shortages going on right now. Price will continue to outpace bare metal and controls will get tighter. Not to mention there are many scenarios w
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by WokeUp420 10d ago
Kroger has moved to SUSE and Azure Local