The value is in the ecosystem (Dell VxRail Documentation Quick Reference List)

When I teach a VxRail class, you’ll hear me say “The ecosystem is the key to extracting value from all things VxRail”. Oftentimes, users are so focused on the VxRail Manager plugin for vCenter, they inadvertently discount the value of the “ecosystem”. Sometimes you need to experience things done the hard way to appreciate things done the easy way. To me, the Dell VxRail Documentation Quick Reference List summarizes the VxRail ecosystem resources needed to do things the easy way. The Quick Reference Lists is essentially a document of resources. It provides a brief description of each VxRail resource and then a link to that resource. This is particularly helpful when you’re are unfamiliar with how things are organized on the VxRail Support site, or other VxRail sites for that matter. I spend just about everyday reading VxRail related documents and leveraging the various sites, for me it’s usually clear where to find the information I need. That’s nice and all, but what if VxRail is small piece of IT pie you support? That’s where the Quick Reference Lists is key, one stop shopping for pertinent VxRail resources. Below is just a small snippet of what’s inside. Resources are organized topically for convenience, such as Administration, Events, Support Matrices, Deployment, Tech Specs, Automation, and Planning. This is document is available as both a PDF and Web version for ease of consumption:

 

Dell VxRail Documentation Quick Reference List

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