Hello community 👋
Another week, another treasure trove of brilliance from the Nutanix community! Whether you spent your week debugging at 2 AM, had that lightbulb moment in the shower, or discovered a game-changing workaround that made you feel like a tech wizard — this roundup is for you.
The Weekly Download is your front-row seat to the best conversations, smartest solutions, and most creative experiments happening in the Nutanix world right now.
This week's highlights are packed with everything from deep technical dives to practical tips you'll want to bookmark immediately. It's proof that amazing things happen when brilliant people share knowledge freely and fearlessly.
No fluff. No filler. Just pure community gold that sparked real conversations this week.
Let's dive in 👇
- Unlearning VMs One Infrastructure Guy's Kubernetes Journey
@mikedent - The power of sFlow. Network has always been the foundation
@gael01 - How to upgrade Nutanix Kubernetes Platform (NKP)
@gael01 - Just A Server Engineer Looong January 2026
@jagdev.virdi-44934 - How to control exit codes
@Avico - Preparing for the Nutanix Certified Professional – Artificial Intelligence 6.10 (NCP-AI 6.10) Exam
@mikkisse - Building the Ultimate Nutanix CE lab and Workstation (all-in-one)
@JeroenTielen - 3-Tier Architecture Anatomy, Strengths, and Limits of the Historic Virtualization Standard
@Exe - Prism CentralのVMスタートアップポリシーを作成してみる【AOS 7.5 AHV 11 PC 7.5】
@TomoMartin
And that's a wrap on another incredible week in the Nutanix community! 🙌
Massive shout-out to everyone who contributed — whether you dropped knowledge bombs in the forums, crafted detailed blog posts, asked the questions that made us all think differently, or lurked with intention (we see you taking notes!). Every single interaction makes this community the vibrant, generous, and wickedly smart space it is.
We'll be back next week with more breakthroughs, "wait, THAT'S how you do it?!" moments, and community gems you won't want to miss. Until then — keep pushing boundaries, keep sharing your wins (and lessons learned), and keep building amazing things together. 🚀
See you in the threads!