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Nutanix Volume Groups on AHV Explained
Read the post: Nutanix Volume Groups on AHV ExplainedUnderstand when to use Nutanix Volume Groups, how direct attachment differs from iSCSI, and where shared-disk applications fit.
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What’s New in Nutanix Prism Central 7.6, AOS 7.6, and AHV 11.2
Prism Central 7.6, AOS 7.6, and AHV 11.2 bring VM and cluster profiles, improved console workflows, larger NVMe support, simpler NGT management, and operational…
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2026 NTC Tech Connect @ Nutanix HQ
I’m thrilled to announce that I will be attending this year’s 2026 Nutanix Tech Champion Tech Connect (NTCTC). After a small hiatus, NTCTC has returned!…
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PowerStore on Nutanix AHV Is Here
Dell and Nutanix have officially delivered on the promise they made back at the September 2025 announcement: Dell PowerStore is now generally available as…
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How Nutanix SP Central Works and What It Means for You
A practical breakdown of Nutanix’s new multi-tenant control plane: what it does, how it changes service delivery, and where it fits into your stack.…
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NearSync DR-Protected Entities may Experience Recovery Failures
A rare defect in Autonomous NearSync with 1–15 minute RPO can leave extent groups on the target cluster with reduced data resiliency, potentially causing…
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End of Support Life: SSH Bash Shell Access in AOS, AHV, Prism Central, and Files
Nutanix is phasing out direct SSH access to the bash shell across AOS, AHV, Prism Central, and Files. The transition is rolling out across…
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Nutanix .NEXT 2026 Announcements and Recap
The era of agentic AI isn’t coming – it’s here. And Nutanix is betting that the organizations that win won’t be the ones with…
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Nutanix File Analytics End of Life: What You Need to Know
Nutanix is committed to delivering high-quality, fully supportable products to its customers. As technology continues to evolve, it becomes necessary to introduce new capabilities…
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Understanding and Resolving Legacy VM CPU Compatibility Errors in Nutanix AHV 11 and AOS 7.5
Upgrading infrastructure should be a predictable, repeatable process, but occasionally, subtle architectural changes reveal conditions that have gone unnoticed. One example is the “Power cycle…