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If Your Attacker Can Delete It, It Was Never a Backup
If your attacker can delete it, it was never a backup. Code Spaces found that out on June 17, 2014. The company hosted source code repositories for developers and had been in business for seven years. Its website advertised a full recovery plan that has been proven to work. Then a DDoS arrived, and underneath…
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The Model Is the Easy Part
What a technical session on Nutanix Enterprise AI says about running LLMs on your own infrastructure: the gateway, the benchmarks, and the rack that sets the limit.
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Where Does Your Monitoring Live?
Native Nutanix monitoring already covers baselines, runway and what-if planning. What an outside stack adds is placement: a watcher in another failure domain, and a join with signals Prism cannot see.
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A VM Matched Bare Metal for LLM Inference. Here Is Why, and Where It Stops.
A Nutanix performance engineer measured vLLM in a VM matching bare metal on one GPU. Here is what published results say, why the hypervisor costs so little, and where the claim stops.
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Why Does Storage Need Its Own Box?
Why Nutanix exists, what hyperconverged infrastructure actually replaced, and why the Broadcom VMware fallout is the live proof of the argument Nutanix has been making since 2009, pros and honest caveats included.
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The Game Believes Whatever Is in Memory
A memory scanner built from scratch, tested against a toy C target, and pointed at Terraria’s health value. Inspired by n0derunner’s Linux memory monitoring post.
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Every Layer Here Is a Patch, Not a Preference
Bare metal, VMs, containers, micro-VMs, WebAssembly, and serverless, walked as one continuous chain: each layer exists because a documented failure in the one beneath it forced someone to build it.