So you got vRNI, now what?
One of my favourite party games is “Find most ways of using something (say, a paper clip)”.
It is not only a great exercise to improve your creativity and imagination, but it is awesome to learn a new way of using something as humble yet versatile as a paper clip from others’ answers during the game.
vRNI (or Aria Operations for Networks), while not as simple and humble as a paper clip, is an extremely versatile application which can help you solve a plethora of problems in your datacenter management operations.
While there is enough material available here for the standard usage scenarios around vRNI, in these series of blogs, we will cover some practical problems and how vRNI can help you solve those problems.
We will be covering broader areas like:
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Reducing network clutter and saving costs. [Coming Soon]
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Troubleshooting the load balancer woes. [Coming Soon]
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Monitoring and troubleshooting security configurations. [Coming Soon]
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Monitoring and troubleshooting your vCenter using vRNI. [Coming Soon]
vRNI has humongous amount of data in the form of configuration, flows and metrics, and it’s query interface and other features to access this data makes it a really powerful tool.
We sincerely hope that these blogs help you discover new ways of reaping the benefits of vRNI.
Feel free to reach out to us (vrniblog@gmail.com) if you want to figure out how to solve some particular issue with help of vRNI.