So as it turns out, having access to a vSphere lab at the office is something of a double-edged sword. Upside: I never had to pay for my own lab equipment. Downside: I also spentΒ wayyyyy too much time at the office playing around with experiments. So, I finally bit the bullet and put together my home lab. Which, as it would turn out, posed some interesting problems considering that I live in a 600 sqft apartment.
So. Small apartment, need a home lab, don’t want to have toΒ listen to the home lab (R610s, why must you be so loud?), also don’t want to spend a fortune. What to do? Continue reading Home vSphere Lab–the Quick and Easy Way