Nutanix Database Service

Hey,I have some older Nutanix hardware: the NX-1465-G5. It’s currently running an outdated version of AOS. I’m looking to reinstall the appliance with version 6.10. Is the G5 model compatible with AOS 6.10? Is there compatibility for my equipment?Thanks!

🚀 Excited to share that we've published our latest whitepaper:Managing Microsoft SQL Server Databases with Nutanix Database Service (NDB)If you're running mission-critical SQL Server workloads, this guide covers how enterprises are modernizing database operations while reducing operational complexity.Inside the whitepaper you'll learn how to:✅ Provision SQL Server environments in minutes✅ Protect databases with instant snapshots and Point-in-Time Recovery✅ Create space-efficient clones for Dev/Test and Analytics✅ Simplify patching and lifecycle management✅ Deploy consistently across on-premises and hybrid cloud environmentsWhether you're a DBA, Infrastructure Architect, or IT leader, this paper provides practical guidance on modern SQL Server operations.I'd love to hear your thoughts and experiences managing SQL Server at scale.📖 Read the whitepaper:https://www.nutanix.com/viewer/content/dam/nutanix/en/resources/white-papers/wp-managing-sql-server-databases-with-nutanix-database-serv

Deploying NDB solely on a VMware infrastructure without an accompanying Nutanix cluster is not supported?

I am sure NDB team might be working on changing ERA to NDB entries. I am just sharing by observation here, just incase if it helps the team . We have few places where we still use ERA.    

I didn’t get any answers to this question the last time I posted it and the forum marked the question read-only for some reason so I’ll repost it in case anybody has any insights to share:My organization is going to be embarking on a NDB implementation in the coming months and I’m while I’m familiar with the terms “greenfield” and “brownfield” (databases provisioned in NDB vs registered in NDB), I’m trying to get my head around what the key differences between these two approaches are. Do I lose out on anything major in a brownfield database?Assuming that you start with an existing database, what does the process for registering it brownfield-style look like vs provisioning it greenfield-style? Thanks!

My organization is going to be embarking on an NDB implementation this year and due to our existing clustering technology, our SQL Server infrastructure relies heavily on non-default instance names for our machines (i.e.  hostname\instancename).  If we’re able to preserve this on databases that bring across to NDB, it will save us a great deal of time/effort in reconfiguring existing applications.  Is this something that we’re likely to be able to achieve in NDB?  Put differently, I’m hoping that we’ll be able to preserve existing host and instance names.  

🚀Enhance your MongoDB on Nutanix Database Service (NDB) experience with some amazing new features!🚀 Hey folks! Super excited to talk about some of the latest MongoDB capabilities now available on NDB!Together, MongoDB and NDB can help streamline your database management lifecycle - from provisioning and day-to-day operations to data protection and recovery. With enterprise-grade automation, NDB help’s reduce the operational burden for DBAs and platform teams while improving agility, resilience, and cost efficiency. With MongoDB on NDB, you can: Provision MongoDB replica sets and sharded clusters in minutes Restore multi-terabyte MongoDB databases in minutes with NDB Time Machine Automate backup, Point in Time Recovery, and KMS key rotation across hybrid and multi-cloud environments Use Certified MongoDB Ops Manager Support based on MongoDB’s official third-party backup integration model Reduce storage costs by up to 9x using zero-byte snapshot clones for dev/test environments

Nutanix Database Service (NDB) 2.11 is now available. Explore our latest blog to learn about new capabilities designed to enhance database security, resilience, scalability, and operational simplicity.Highlights:🔐Native database encryption, audit management, and delegated access controls 🛡️PostgreSQL Disaster Recovery with WAL archiving and failover support 📉Zero-downtime scaling for PostgreSQL and SQL Server HA clusters 💾MySQL HA backup, restore, and point-in-time recovery (PITR) 🍃MongoDB sharded cluster scale-out without downtime ⚙️ Enhanced diagnostics and upgrade readiness checks ☁️ Extended support for NDB running on GCP, in addition to AWS & Azure on NC2👉Read the full blog: Announcing Nutanix Database Service 2.11: Dynamic Scaling, Advanced Data Protection, and Expanded Hybrid Cloud Capabilities

Hey Folks - Do you know about the NDB’s Time Machine capability - Read more about it in this blog - https://www.nutanix.com/blog/data-protection-for-databases

Era Agent in one of my cluster have a red indicator and showing ERA_DAEMON_UNREACHABLE message, how do I restart the daemon?

Please Share Nutanix NDB(Era) PPT Presentation which help me to Present Era Features and capability to customer , Presales Presentation need. 

Can we limit this in UI, if the minimum requirement is 20 GB? Currently we accept the value and allow to create a DB and then the task fails. Its better to add the checks with the limitations

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I have created an Oracle single instance in NDB module. However backup is not working because of failed snapshots. Snapshot operation always fails in Unquiesce database step. A little bit more from logs:Devices file sys_wwid t10.NUTANIX_NFS_2_0_11075_d7c7770b_7488_4d5c_82c8_52b080e12e3e PVID none last seen on /dev/sdd not found.The machine is running on Oracle Linux 9 and the database version is 19.3C. Any suggestions?

We're excited to invite the NDB community to our upcoming Tech Talk focused on NDB 2.11.This release introduces several highly requested capabilities that make it easier to scale database environments, improve resilience, and simplify day-to-day operations across PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MySQL, MongoDB, and Oracle deployments.What you'll learnDuring this session, we'll walk through some of the key innovations in NDB 2.11, including:✅ Scale live database clusters by adding or removing PostgreSQL and SQL Server nodes without reprovisioning or downtime✅ Expand MongoDB clusters by adding new shards and mongos instances with minimal disruption✅ Strengthen resilience with PostgreSQL Disaster Recovery, WAL archival to object storage, and enhanced data protection capabilities✅ Simplify operations with new tooling, including the SQL Server Fitment Tool✅ Enhance security with expanded RBAC controls, structured audits, and additional Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) support for MySQL & EDB✅ L

Hi all- pleased to have this forum for database like minds. I will be adding some useful information- links to how to videos, some new reference architecture guides that may have slipped your notice. But, wanted to unabashedly advertise an event coming up in two weeks- Nutanix Database Summit. Hope you all can join us. There are some prizes to be had.Learn more and register here for the event Reimagine Databases See What's Possible 

My organization is going to be embarking on a NDB implementation in the coming months and I’m while I’m familiar with the terms “greenfield” and “brownfield” (databases provisioned in NDB vs registered in NDB), I’m trying to get my head around what the key differences between these two approaches are.  Do I lose out on anything major in a brownfield database?

I have a Nutanix-era setup in place with 1 SQL server currently hosting 3 differents databases. It has worked smoothly for one year now. The last week i realized under state that i got a message saying “Delete_From_cluster” on all the 3 databases. The odd thing is that they’re all functioning as expected. I tried to find something online about that kind of issue but I didn’t find anything. Is it something you guys experienced in the past?

Using Nutanix Era and Nutanix X-Play to Automate setting categories on newly provisioned or cloned Database servers.

The Nutanix Database Service webpage just went through some revamps, be sure to check out the changes and new information. New database engine supportMySQL Enterprise Edition 8.0.43 is now supported with NDB 2.8.1 and 2.8.1.1  

Hello,Nutanix NX-1175S-G8 I need to add 64GB memory to my device, do you know a compatible part number?I currently have 32GB memory with part number m393a4k40eb3-cwebyThank you,

Nutanix Era makes provisioning a highly available (HA) database on multiple clouds and hypervisors quick and easy. This demo shows you how to manage your database replicas across datacenters and/or a public/private cloud.

Here is a link that may have gone unnoticed. It has some very informative best practice and architecture guides for most popular database engines and how best to install and manage these workloads on Nutanix Cloud Infrastructure. Enjoy Database Workload RA and Best Practice Guides

Here is a list of the updates announced for NDB at .Next 2026.  1. MongoDB Certified Integration (NDB 2.10)MongoDB Ops Manager Integration: Nutanix introduced a certified integration between NDB and MongoDB Ops Manager. It simplifies lifecycle management and data protection for enterprise MongoDB environments. Automated Sharded Clusters: The integration unifies infrastructure automation, monitoring, and backup workflows, enabling teams to quickly deploy production-ready sharded clusters. Rapid Recovery: Allows for coordinated backup and recovery operations through the NDB Time Machine, shrinking deployment and recovery times from days to minutes.2. Enhanced Support for SQL Server and MySQL (NDB 2.10)Alongside the MongoDB integration, NDB 2.10 brought enhanced capabilities and scalability improvements specifically targeted at SQL Server and MySQL environments.3. Databases on Containers (NDB on Kubernetes)NDB on Containers (Early Access): Nutanix announced the ability to run databases on

Can someone help me to understand the purpose of “include-management-server-info” parameter in the Get cluster API call?I dont see any diff in the output when used this.