Because only the current version supports the latest VMDK file format. Search, therefore, e.g. On the VMware, Inc. Manufacturer website after an available VMware update. To make sure that your VMDK file is not corrupted or virus-infected, get the file again and scan it with Google's virustotal.com. To do virtual reconstruction (using an existing.e01 or.dd/.img), I do the following. Use Access data's ftk imager (version 3 or later) to mount the image (windoze) or you can use mount image pro to do the same. To convert a raw image to vmdk, I have used the following tool and it works well - (FYI, to do the opposite, convert vmdk to dd. VMDK file is the virtual disk image file created by VMWare software. It stores all contents of a virtual disk. A Vmware virtual hard disk can be made up one or multiple VMDK files. To open VMDK file, please follow the steps, Run PowerISO. Click the 'Open' button on toolbar or choose 'File Open' menu to open vmdk file. Data being stored within VMDKs has no bearing on the impact to it's susceptibility to data reduction, it's what data is inside it. Nimble's average compression across a variety of working sets is roughly 1.8-2x from looking at Infosight, with database workloads being at the top end (2-4x), and file/email workloads being at the lower end (1-1.5x). VMDK file (virtual machine disk file): VMware Virtual Machine Disk File ( VMDK ) is a format specification for virtual machine ( VM ) files. A file with a.VMDK file extension is essentially a complete and independent virtual machine.
You can enable clustered VMDK support when you create a new VMFS6 datastore, or enable clustered VMDK on an existing VMFS6 datastore. Before enabling clustered VMDK support, ensure all hosts connected to the datastore are using ESXi 7.0 or later and are managed by vCenter 7.0 or later. All hosts connected to the datastore must be managed by the same vCenter.
- Navigate to any inventory object that is a valid parent object of a datastore, such as a host, a cluster, or a data center, and click the Datastores tab.
- Right-click the parent object and select Create a New Datastore.
- On the New Datastore page choose a device with the attribute Clustered VMDK Supported set to Yes. Create a VMFS6 version Datastore.
- Once the Datastore is created go to the Configure Datastore tab.
- Under General go to the Datastore Capabilities section. Click the Enable button for Clustered VMDK.
- Once enabled, you can use the Disable button to disable clustered VMDK. Disable will not work if there are any WSFC VMs using clustered VMDKs on the datastore. All virtual machines with shared disks on the datastore must be powered off.
Here is an easy to follow guide on Home Assistant VMDK ESXi deployment. Home Assistant is an awesome piece of software that incorporates a home automation control panel that is easy to use.
We used to run the core version of Home Assistant within docker on Pop!_OS and it ran fantastic. The instance was lightweight but the upgrades were cumbersome. The docker option also did not provide us with the ability to make backups or snapshots within the Home Assistant admin panel.
Ever Since we have moved the Home Assistant instance to a VMware ESXi virtual machine. This process came with a few struggles which we will discuss in this article. Once the dust settled, the virtual machine ran great and it was much easier to manage and create backups.
Home Assistant VMDK ESXi Deployment
Initially, we downloaded the VMDK virtual machine file from Hass.io then tried deploying it on our ESXi server directly but dealt with server crashes. The ESXi server would become non-responsive along with all of the existing virtual machines running on the server. Once the Home Assistant virtual machine became nonresponsive, the only way to fix it was to reboot the entire server. Our ESXi server had plenty of resources to run this lightweight virtual machine so we were a bit thrown off.
After a bit of tinkering, here are the exact steps that we took to successfully install Home Assistant VMDK on our ESXi server.
Setup your ESXi Virtual Machine Instance as follows:
- Create a new Virtual Machine – Set it to Linux (Other 64-bit)
- Assign the Virtual Machine 1 vCPU and at least 2 Gigabytes of RAM
- Set your NIC type to E1000 (this will be under the advanced options within your network adapter)
- Discard unused virtual hardware like DVD drives or SCSI controllers etc.
- Set IDE Controller to '0' and set it to 'Master'
Download the latest VMDK file for Home Assistant and upload the VMDK file to a directory on your VMware ESXi server.
Enable the SSH server on your ESXi machine as shown below.
-flat.vmdk |VMware Communities
Connect to the SSH session using Putty and go into the directory where you copied the Home Assistant VMDK file. Please see the example below, your directory and file names will vary.
Once you are in the directory containing the original Hassio.VMDK file, issue the following command to duplicate the file.
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The command above will thick provision the disk and will clear any snapshot complications. The copy of the original VMDK file will be saved in the same directory.
Once the Home Assistant VMDK duplication is complete, you can remove the original hassos_ova-4.15.vmdk file using the following command. Again (your exact file name will vary depending on the version).
Home Assistant VMDK ESXi | Configuring the New ESXi VM
Vmdk Snapshot
Let us now go back to the Virtual Machines listing in ESXi and edit the Home Assistant instance.
Remove any existing hard drives and add a new hard drive, this time selecting the copy of the VMDK file we created in the previous step.
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Change the hard drive controller to 'IDE 0' and set it to 'Master'. If ESXi doesn't let you change it to 'Master' for some reason, set it to 'Slave', save changes, and then go back in and change it to 'Master'.
Go into the Boot Options of the ESXi machine and change it to 'EFI' Dbeam for mac.
Closing Notes
You should now be able to Power On the ESXi Virtual machine normally. The above steps should have resolved any freezing issues you were having with the original Hass.io VMDK file.
The Home Assistant virtual machine does take a little bit of time to boot up and that is normal. Once booted up, the Hass.io instance uses a bare minimum of computer resources.
You should now be able to easily upgrade your Home Assistant software right from the Hass.io Supervisor panel.
Because only the current version supports the latest VMDK file format. Search, therefore, e.g. On the VMware, Inc. Manufacturer website after an available VMware update. To make sure that your VMDK file is not corrupted or virus-infected, get the file again and scan it with Google's virustotal.com. To do virtual reconstruction (using an existing.e01 or.dd/.img), I do the following. Use Access data's ftk imager (version 3 or later) to mount the image (windoze) or you can use mount image pro to do the same. To convert a raw image to vmdk, I have used the following tool and it works well - (FYI, to do the opposite, convert vmdk to dd. VMDK file is the virtual disk image file created by VMWare software. It stores all contents of a virtual disk. A Vmware virtual hard disk can be made up one or multiple VMDK files. To open VMDK file, please follow the steps, Run PowerISO. Click the 'Open' button on toolbar or choose 'File Open' menu to open vmdk file. Data being stored within VMDKs has no bearing on the impact to it's susceptibility to data reduction, it's what data is inside it. Nimble's average compression across a variety of working sets is roughly 1.8-2x from looking at Infosight, with database workloads being at the top end (2-4x), and file/email workloads being at the lower end (1-1.5x). VMDK file (virtual machine disk file): VMware Virtual Machine Disk File ( VMDK ) is a format specification for virtual machine ( VM ) files. A file with a.VMDK file extension is essentially a complete and independent virtual machine.
You can enable clustered VMDK support when you create a new VMFS6 datastore, or enable clustered VMDK on an existing VMFS6 datastore. Before enabling clustered VMDK support, ensure all hosts connected to the datastore are using ESXi 7.0 or later and are managed by vCenter 7.0 or later. All hosts connected to the datastore must be managed by the same vCenter.
- Navigate to any inventory object that is a valid parent object of a datastore, such as a host, a cluster, or a data center, and click the Datastores tab.
- Right-click the parent object and select Create a New Datastore.
- On the New Datastore page choose a device with the attribute Clustered VMDK Supported set to Yes. Create a VMFS6 version Datastore.
- Once the Datastore is created go to the Configure Datastore tab.
- Under General go to the Datastore Capabilities section. Click the Enable button for Clustered VMDK.
- Once enabled, you can use the Disable button to disable clustered VMDK. Disable will not work if there are any WSFC VMs using clustered VMDKs on the datastore. All virtual machines with shared disks on the datastore must be powered off.
Here is an easy to follow guide on Home Assistant VMDK ESXi deployment. Home Assistant is an awesome piece of software that incorporates a home automation control panel that is easy to use.
We used to run the core version of Home Assistant within docker on Pop!_OS and it ran fantastic. The instance was lightweight but the upgrades were cumbersome. The docker option also did not provide us with the ability to make backups or snapshots within the Home Assistant admin panel.
Ever Since we have moved the Home Assistant instance to a VMware ESXi virtual machine. This process came with a few struggles which we will discuss in this article. Once the dust settled, the virtual machine ran great and it was much easier to manage and create backups.
Home Assistant VMDK ESXi Deployment
Initially, we downloaded the VMDK virtual machine file from Hass.io then tried deploying it on our ESXi server directly but dealt with server crashes. The ESXi server would become non-responsive along with all of the existing virtual machines running on the server. Once the Home Assistant virtual machine became nonresponsive, the only way to fix it was to reboot the entire server. Our ESXi server had plenty of resources to run this lightweight virtual machine so we were a bit thrown off.
After a bit of tinkering, here are the exact steps that we took to successfully install Home Assistant VMDK on our ESXi server.
Setup your ESXi Virtual Machine Instance as follows:
- Create a new Virtual Machine – Set it to Linux (Other 64-bit)
- Assign the Virtual Machine 1 vCPU and at least 2 Gigabytes of RAM
- Set your NIC type to E1000 (this will be under the advanced options within your network adapter)
- Discard unused virtual hardware like DVD drives or SCSI controllers etc.
- Set IDE Controller to '0' and set it to 'Master'
Download the latest VMDK file for Home Assistant and upload the VMDK file to a directory on your VMware ESXi server.
Enable the SSH server on your ESXi machine as shown below.
-flat.vmdk |VMware Communities
Connect to the SSH session using Putty and go into the directory where you copied the Home Assistant VMDK file. Please see the example below, your directory and file names will vary.
Once you are in the directory containing the original Hassio.VMDK file, issue the following command to duplicate the file.
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The command above will thick provision the disk and will clear any snapshot complications. The copy of the original VMDK file will be saved in the same directory.
Once the Home Assistant VMDK duplication is complete, you can remove the original hassos_ova-4.15.vmdk file using the following command. Again (your exact file name will vary depending on the version).
Home Assistant VMDK ESXi | Configuring the New ESXi VM
Vmdk Snapshot
Let us now go back to the Virtual Machines listing in ESXi and edit the Home Assistant instance.
Remove any existing hard drives and add a new hard drive, this time selecting the copy of the VMDK file we created in the previous step.
Cached
Change the hard drive controller to 'IDE 0' and set it to 'Master'. If ESXi doesn't let you change it to 'Master' for some reason, set it to 'Slave', save changes, and then go back in and change it to 'Master'.
Go into the Boot Options of the ESXi machine and change it to 'EFI' Dbeam for mac.
Closing Notes
You should now be able to Power On the ESXi Virtual machine normally. The above steps should have resolved any freezing issues you were having with the original Hass.io VMDK file.
The Home Assistant virtual machine does take a little bit of time to boot up and that is normal. Once booted up, the Hass.io instance uses a bare minimum of computer resources.
You should now be able to easily upgrade your Home Assistant software right from the Hass.io Supervisor panel.
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