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a few days ago news broke that cisco for the first time is introducing amd epyc for its highest density line. this type of market adoption has been great giving us new potential for value in cloud nodes. epyc 7000 is now featured under the following oem and channel partner ecosystem, vendors supermicro hpe dell-emc and cisco channel partners supermicro tyan gigabyte asus ingram micro and asi the best and. inject nvidia grid drivers into a custom esxi installer - the easy way.. here i will show you a quick run through on how to author your own customized esxi installer through the gui under vcenter. to use the gui vcenter is in fact required otherwise the former method over powercli would be used. the very cool bit here is we are authoring our own installer of esxi!..get excited! under this guide i will be using vsphere 6.7 and vcenter 6.7 but the process should follow suit for 6.5 and up. auto deploy is largly unchanged in 6.7 release of vcenter. in fact the only bummer is that… for me, i just received in my gpu enablement kit. so that could only mean one thing.. nvidia grid vgpu enabled vdi guides are on the way it has been a sobering few years without our beloved vsphere c# thick client. if you are feeling nostalgic some of the good qualities of the vsphere client for windows lives on in the vmrc (vmware remote client) which is a preferred console experience for vcenter vm management. for the very latest, there is a very useful docu*entation table showing what new and ported features from the you might notice a little trend here. i am creating a small suite of host prep tools much like what i mentioned earlier as being very situational. keeping native to esxi shell this early bash script will help purge old vsan or vmfs disks in a total rebuild scenario. early warning i do not have any safety measures built in yet, and would be a destructive script. having said that if you go through all the trouble to vi > filename > chmod executable > and actually run the script than it is safe to say you knew what you…