Every VCDX submission requires an Implementation Plan. This post covers the standard activities that should be included and how to align your Project Schedule with the VCDX programme.
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VCDX – Proportion and Balance
As an Enterprise Architect, you want to produce architecture designs that are elegant and simple whilst meeting your customer’s requirements. It is very important that each design has proportion and balance.
Consider an artist creating a painting, the artist does not churn out a perfect canvas in one sitting, but starts with a broad sketch to define the outline of the painting before filling in the details.
The same process applies here. Get the “bare bones” on paper and then start fleshing it out. If the big picture does not make sense, fix it before you move on, otherwise it will mean more work to correct later on.
Nutanix XCP Deep-Dive – Part 16 – The Risks
This is Part 16 of the Nutanix XCP Deep-Dive, covering the common risks and pitfalls associated with moving to the Hyper-Converged Infrastructure platform of any vendor.
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Nutanix XCP Deep-Dive – Part 17 – CVM Autopathing with ESXi
This is Part 17 of the Nutanix XCP Deep-Dive, covering Nutanix Cluster Autopathing with ESXi.
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Nutanix XCP Deep-Dive – Part 4 – Nutanix SE Toolkit
This is Part 4 of the Nutanix XCP Deep-Dive, covering the Nutanix System Engineer Toolkit.
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Nutanix XCP Deep-Dive – Part 3 – Platform Installation
This is Part 3 of the Nutanix XCP Deep-Dive, covering the platform installation into a Data Center.
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Nutanix XCP Deep-Dive – Part 2 – Hardware Architecture
This is part 2 of the Nutanix XCP Deep-Dive, covering the Nutanix platform hardware architecture.
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