Three Transit Models, One Moving PartShared, partial, and fully isolated: the three Nutanix Flow transit VPC models for multi-tenant service providers.
What's New in Nutanix 7.6A structured read of AOS 7.6, pc.7.6 and AHV 11.2, and what this release separates that used to be joined.
The Hidden Contract in NKP 2.18What the release changes for the people who run it, and what to check before you touch anything.
Tenancy as an Application, Not a PlatformSP Central composes years of Nutanix primitives into a tenant object with a lifecycle. The hypervisor never changes.
The Firewall Is a Waypoint, Not the GatewayNative path steering inserts the firewall, so the workloads keep their gateway and never know it is there.
Why Inference Is Becoming a Control Plane ProblemThe real news in the latest enterprise AI release is not the models. It is who governs the tokens.
Nutanix Is Making Service Providers a First-Class TenantSP Central delivers the control plane MSPs have been building by hand. The verification badge might matter just as much.
NCP-MCI 7 Now Speaks ItalianNot everyone learns complex infrastructure concepts best in English, and that should never be a barrier to building real Nutanix expertise.
From Exam Blueprint to a 448-Page Nutanix BookThe exam is the target. Understanding the platform is the point.
From NDB to Native PostgreSQL Without MigrationThe data layer is standard PostgreSQL on LVM. Nothing proprietary.
The NKP Certificate Catch-22What happens when the only tool that can fix your credentials needs those same credentials to run.
Agentic AI on Nutanix and the Shift Toward Autonomous InfrastructureWhy networking, policy, and control will define the next generation of platforms.
Rethinking NKP for MSP EnvironmentsWhat changed after evolving our management model, licensing strategy, and operational visibility in real-world MSP environments.
How to Save Public Floating IPs on Nutanix: The Simple WayA single VPC design where subnets and microsegmentation avoid transit routing and floating IPs are assigned directly to workloads.
Why NKP Feels Different When You Run It as an MSPBecause Kubernetes lifecycle management does not scale across customers.
