Well, before continuing with more configuration posts about Centreon, We make a stop along the way, Let's go with something more entertaining, We will see a small example of what we will be able to monitor. And what less than to start monitoring our own Centreon appliance and thus start to see some possibilities and get ideas!
When migrating to VMware vSphere 6.5, we have the possibility to decide if we want to continue with vCenter Server installed under a Windows Server, or leverage and migrate to Linux with the vCenter Server Appliance. In this document we will see the advantages and how to proceed!
With this great tool from VMware Labs, we will be able to migrate our vCenter server installed on Windows to the VMware vCenter Appliance linux appliance, will migrate the SQL Server database to vPostgres and all major services, interesting, isn't it? We will finally be able to easily migrate vCenter from Windos to Linux, with the savings that come with it on licenses!
The first version of Citrix's VDA or Virtual Desktop Agent for Linux operating systems is now available for Tech Preview!!! we will be able to connect to Linux desktops from our XenDesktop implementation and be able to use them to run Linux or Receiver-integrated applications!!!
In this document, we'll look at the first step of migrating to VMware vSphere 6, we will update our vCenter server, in this case we will update the Linux-based appliance that we have in our organization (VCSA), which must be a version 5.1 U3 or 5.5. We'll follow these simple steps to update you to the 6.
In this document we will see something old but that we have never talked about and we still find it misconfigured in clients when it comes to auditing the systems; when you have a virtual server that requires high performance at the disk level, we must check that the partitions are correctly aligned!
In this document we will look at a manual installation of PINsafe on an Ubuntu Server 12.10, We will install the requirements beforehand. This will be an alternative, since we are interested, Swivel will already leave us an appliance ready to deploy in our virtual environment. Anyone who wants to can also mount it under Windows, meeting these same requirements!
At last! In this document we will be able to see how to install the Web Interface server 5.3 on a Java server, in this case we will use a new Debian Lenny distribution to which we will install Apache2 and Tomcat6 to be able to run the Citrix Web Interface server, we can therefore save a Windows server with the cost that licensing will entail., Resources… thanks to my great friend Manel who has given me the clues to set it up!!! Started…
We are going to perform a Nagios installation starting from a Debian Etch installed without anything. With Nagios we will be able to monitor any equipment that has a snmp service installed and configured, although they can be monitored by other means that we will explain later.
I have named this procedure this way because with this we will get our Linux server to become a Terminals server, sharing remote desktops or applications only. We can connect from any operating system to these terminals.
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