VMware NSX Unplugged: Networking Field Day (#NFD15)
Being a product of the 90’s, one of my favorite past times was MTV’s “Unplugged” series. Whether it was Pearl Jam, or 10,000 Maniacs, or Eric Clapton, there was something about the acoustic, raw, uncut nature of the show that drew me in and made me look at my favorite bands in a new way.
What’s behind VMware’s Wavefront acquisition?
Wavefront’s software is designed to help CIOs monitor cloud systems at a time when most IT departments are speeding up application deployment with DevOps.
vSphere Integrated Containers 1.1 Delivers New User Experience Enhancements
Today, we are pleased to announce the release of vSphere® Integrated Containers™ 1.1! vSphere Integrated Containers was released as part of vSphere 6.5, and the new 1.1 release delivers significant user experience improvements, including a new user interface (UI).
vSphere Fast Facts #2: Eliminate Downtime for Mission Critical Applications
Learn how High Availability and Fault Tolerance eliminate downtime for your mission critical applications.
vSphere Fast Facts #10: Easily Manage Containerized Workloads
Learn how vSphere Integrated Containers deliver a win-win solution for both IT and developers.
ESXi and the Missing LUNs: 256 or Higher – http://www.codyhosterman.com
A customer pinged me the other day and said they could not see a volume on their ESXi host. Running ESXi version 6.5. All of the normal stuff checked out, but the volume was nowhere to be seen. What gives? Well it turned out to be the LUN ID was over 255 and ESXi couldn’t … Continue reading ESXi and the Missing LUNs: 256 or Higher →
RT @lamw: Gotta love being able to standup complete vSphere/vSAN/NSX env, fully automated & on-demand when I need it! https://t.co/uzsKZTi3k0
Gotta love being able to standup complete vSphere/vSAN/NSX env, fully automated & on-demand when I need it! https://t.co/uzsKZTi3k0
Where to find the Host Client vSAN section? – http://www.yellow-bricks.com
I had a couple of people asking already, so I figured I would do a short post on where to find the ESXi Host Client vSAN section. It is fairly straight forward, if you know where to click. Open the Host Client by going to https:// /ui. Next do the following: Click […] ” Where to find the Host Client vSAN section? ” originally appeared on Yellow-Bricks.com . Follow me on twitter – @DuncanYB.
Introducing vSphere Integrated Containers 1.1 and Photon Platform 1.2 [vmware.com/radius]
New releases of vSphere Integrated Containers 1.1 and Photon Platform 1.2 deliver significant user experience improvements and enhancements.
vSAN 6.6 Technical Overview Q1 FY18 [Video]
Announcing the faster, more cost effective and more secure VMware vSAN 6.6! Learn what’s new, the benefits, and incentives at the Launch Resource Center: https://www.vmware.com/partners.html?apex/page?name=launchresources
Getting Started with NSX Load Balancing
Curious about getting started with VMware NSX load balancing ? Let’s dive in and take a look at how to get started, and the features it provides . . .
vSAN 6.6 – What’s In It For Service Providers – anthonyspiteri.net
Last February when VMware released VSAN 6.2 I stated that “Things had gotten Interesting” with regards to the 6.2 release of vSAN finally marking it’s arrival as a serious player in the Hyper-converged Infrastructure (HCI) market. vSAN was ready to be taken very seriously by VMware’s competitors. Fast forward fourteen months and apart from the fact we have confirmed the v The post vSAN 6.6 – What’s In It For Service Providers appeared first on VIRTUALIZATION IS LIFE! .
Unify and Simplify Access Control with VMware Workspace ONE
The New Perimeter for Securing Access from any User or Device Over the last decade, the workforce experienced a phenomenal transformation. This shift, commonly called digital transformation, made it more difficult than ever before to enable secure access to corporate resources. Changes in workstyles, devices and apps—and how end users expect to interact with productivity […] The post Unify and Simplify Access Control with VMware Workspace ONE appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog .
RT @lamw: w00t! vSAN 6.6 (vSphere 6.5d) has GA’ed 🎉🎉🎉RN: https://t.co/IdRTISAjfu DL: https://t.co/B0Pnhmek0z Docs: https://t.co/wDAMmI8
w00t! vSAN 6.6 (vSphere 6.5d) has GA’ed 🎉🎉🎉RN: https://t.co/IdRTISAjfu DL: https://t.co/B0Pnhmek0z Docs: https://t.co/wDAMmI8
New vSAN Management 6.6 API / SDKs / CLIs – http://www.virtuallyghetto.com
With all the new awesome capabilities that have been introduced in vSAN 6.6, there is just as much Automation goodness that will be available for our customers to consume to help them easily mange and operate at scale. vSAN Management 6.6 API Below are all the new Managed Objects that have been introduced in the new vSAN Management 6.6 API. This […]
Profiling Applications with VMware User Environment Manager, Part 3: Built-In and Custom Exclusions
Windows applications tend to write registry and file system data in a variety of locations. A portion of the data is relevant to persisting the user experience from session to session, and that of course is what we are interested in when profiling an application to provide personalization. Most applications also create files we may not want to persist, such as temp, log, and crash dump files. Depending on the application and how it is used, these files may quickly grow in size, negatively impacting the user experience.
vSphere Management Assistant Deprecation
Do you remember when the vSphere Management Assistant (vMA) was introduced? If you do then I’m sure you also remember the reason! Let’s go back to the days when ESXi was not around, remember ESX? ESX had a much larger service console and managing this service console was sometimes harder than it needed to be, The post vSphere Management Assistant Deprecation appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog .
VMware Horizon 7: Instant Clone Pools Delete VMs on Restart
One of the observed features of Instant clone pools is that when a VM is logged off it deletes the VM so that any changes are gone. This makes troubleshooting tricky and you cannot set the do not delete at refresh like you can with Full VM and Linked Clones.
RT @DuncanYB: New blog: vSAN 6.6 available now – https://t.co/s7SqL34exr
New blog: vSAN 6.6 available now – https://t.co/s7SqL34exr
Using Microsegmentation as a Network Virtualization Firewall
No one likes to admit it but most of what has passed for IT security in the enterprise has historically been rudimentary at best. Most organizations physically segmented their networks behind a series of firewalls deployed at the edge of the network. The trouble is that once malware gets past the firewall it could move laterally almost anywhere in the data center.
