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This is a really nice feature – the Azure Pricing REST-API: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/cost-management/retail-prices/azure-retail-prices It pulls a structured JSON-Dataset for (not only) Virtual Machines out of the Azure-Webshop. For example – the following filter: https://prices.azure.com/api/retail/prices?$filter=serviceName eq ‚Virtual Machines‘ and priceType eq ‚Consumption‘ and endswith(armRegionName, ‚europe‘) and (startswith(skuName, ‚D‘) or startswith(skuName, ‚E‘) or startswith(skuName, ‚F‘) or startswith(skuName, ‚M‘)) and endswith(skuName,‘ Spot‘) displays the price for only „VMs“ with specific properties: no Reservation in „.*europe“-Locations with Types „D.*“ or „E.*“ or „F.*“ or „M.*“ Spot-Intances but – if you don’t want „Spot“ Instances, you’d guess this filter-Statement: https://prices.azure.com/api/retail/prices?$filter=serviceName eq ‚Virtual Machines‘ and priceType eq ‚Consumption‘ and endswith(armRegionName, ‚europe‘) andRead More →

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Go to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/acu and look for: ***Hyper-threaded and capable of running nested virtualization The following „script“ pulls the SKUs out of the table: wget -O – –no-check-certificate https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/acu | egrep -B2 „\*\*\*“ | egrep „data-linktype“ | sed -E „s/^.+relative-path..([^\<]+).+$/SKU: \1/g“ C:\RH>echo „Hyper-threaded and capable of running nested virtualization“ && wget -q -O – –no-check-certificate https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/acu | egrep -B2 „\*\*\*“ | egrep „data-linktype“ | sed -E „s/^.+relative-path..([^\<]+).+$/SKU: \1/g““Hyper-threaded and capable of running nested virtualization“SKU: D_v3SKU: Ds_v3SKU: Dv4SKU: Dsv4SKU: Ddv4SKU: Ddsv4SKU: E_v3SKU: Es_v3SKU: Ev4SKU: Esv4SKU: Edv4SKU: Edsv4SKU: F2s_v2 – F72s_v2SKU: M Next Step? Finding one with enough memory for an acceptable price.Read More →

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2/3/4-Node Cluster no Fabric-Interconnects (FIs) Edge-Servers connected to LAN-Switches „back-to-Back“-Option for 2-Node Cluster only „RF2“-redundancy    Read More →

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Beitrag ansehen Performance All-NVMe Cluster HyperFlex Acceleration Engine  Scaliabilty 2:1 Compute-to-Converged Nodes-Ratio Data Protection Stretched Cluster (Metro Availability) „Cisco HyperFlex Premier“-Cisco Data Center Enterprise Agreement TierRead More →

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Use-Case Investment-Protection VM-Migration Fibre-Channel   Ethernet iSCSI FCoE FC-Setup VSAN WWNN/WWPN-Pool vHBA templates FC-SAN Zoning / LUN-Masking FC-Switch Directly connected FC-Storage supported zoning within UCS-FI HyperFlex SAN Connectivity Policy iSCSI Setup VLAN MAC-Pool/vNIC-Template(s) HyperFlex LAN-Connectivity Policy  Read More →