What’s Your #TechConfession?
Think back to the first moment you fell in love with technology. Was it love at first deployment? What about developing code to trick your school’s bell system into letting your class out early? If you love all things technology, or you’re a technologist, then you should definitely put #TechConfessions, the podcast and The post What’s Your #TechConfession? appeared first on Network Virtualization .
Annual Partner Relationship Survey is Open
You should have received an email invitation from our Sr. Vice President of Worldwide Commercial Sales and Channel Operations, Brandon Sweeney, between Feb. 14-22. Please carve out time to participate by next week. It’s the perfect opportunity to share how we can enhance our business with you. Click here to learn more. The post Annual Partner Relationship Survey is Open appeared first on Partner News .
20 Years VMware – Past to Present
This blog started 10 years ago because a few friends were enthusiastic about virtualization and specifically VMware. Not unlike the way VMware started 20 years ago. Over those years, VMware’s products have grown and matured, and VMware has grown with them. Today, virtualizing your servers… The post 20 Years VMware – Past to Present appeared first on VMGuru .
VMware and Kapsch to accelerate NFV journey for Service Providers in EMEA
NFV appeals to Service Providers (SPs) because it allows them to innovate quickly and speed up time to market for new services, allowing them to capitalize on an all-IP network infrastructure such as 5G. To help SPs across EMEA with this mission, VMware and Kapsch CarrierCom are joining forces to deliver carrier-grade, cloud-native NFV solutions […] The post VMware and Kapsch to accelerate NFV journey for Service Providers in EMEA appeared first on VMware Telco NFV Blog .
How the cloud will save — and change — disk drives | ZDNet
Google has changed many aspects of computer infrastructure, including power supplies and scale-out architectures. Now they’re asking vendors to redesign disks for cloud use. How will that affect you?
Available Today: iOS 11.3 Beta
Every spring Apple comes out with a new iOS release that brings more functionality and improvements to iOS devices for the enterprise and for the education industry. Apple recently released the beta for iOS 11.3, which includes enhancements for your iOS deployments. Keep reading for more about what’s new with iOS 11.3 for businesses and how […] The post Available Today: iOS 11.3 Beta appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog .
Managing Connected Devices: Where EMM stops and IoT Specific Device Management Starts in Healthcare – Part 4
This is installment number four in a series of five blog posts examining the use of EMM and IoT-specific solutions for IoT use cases. This post will explore the use of EMM and IoT-specific solutions in healthcare. McKinsey & Company puts the potential economic impact of IoT in human health and wellness at anywhere between The post Managing Connected Devices: Where EMM stops and IoT Specific Device Management Starts in Healthcare – Part 4 appeared first on Pulse IoT .
Certification Insights: How can I help develop the exams?
VMware relies on an international community of subject matter experts (aka Certification SMEs) to help design, write, and set standards for all VMware exams. These Certification SMEs are experts in the technologies that form the basis of our certification tracks (Data Center Virtualization, Cloud Management and Automation, Desktop and Mobility, and Network Virtualization). They use The post Certification Insights: How can I help develop the exams? appeared first on VMware Professional…Read More
vSphere 5.5 and vSAN 5.5 End of General Support Reminder
We would like to remind you that the End of General Support (EOGS) for vSphere 5.5 and vSAN 5.5 is September 19, 2018. To maintain your full level of Support and Subscription Services, VMware recommends upgrading to vSphere 6.5. Note that by upgrading to vSphere 6.5 you not only get all the latest capabilities of
First Intel, now AMD also faces multiple class-action suits over Spectre attacks | ZDNet
Customers accuse the chip maker of charging premium prices for a faulty product.
NSX for vSphere 6.3 configuration maximums
NSX for vSphere 6.3 configuration maximums Woo! This document could not have come sooner enough. The NSX for vSphere 6.3 maximums document can be found here. There are two lines in the document that are salient: * It may not be possible to maximiz e all configuration settings and expect your desired outcome. The recommended configuration […]
Corfu, The Database-less Database, Take a Chance on Me
This article is for all the distributed systems application programmers out there who want to increase their programming efficiency; not have to worry about the complexity of the tool they are using; reduce throughput and reduce the IT complexity for the end customer. You know who you are, the person who is now going through […] The post Corfu, The Database-less Database, Take a Chance on Me appeared first on VMware | OCTO Blog .
Why Pivotal Container Service (PKS)?
VMware and Pivotal collaborate to deliver Kubernetes-based container services for multi-cloud enterprises and service providers.
NSX Troubleshooting Scenario 5 | vswitchzero
Welcome to the fifth installment of my new NSX troubleshooting series. What I hope to do in these posts is share some of the common issues I run across from day to day. Each scenario will be a two-part post. The first will be an outline of the symptoms and problem statement along with bits…Read More
[Deep Dive] User Approved MDM in macOS High Sierra
What Is User Approved MDM? The release of macOS High Sierra 10.13.2 introduces User Approved Mobile Device Management (MDM) enrollment. This enrollment flow requires the end-user to approve device enrollment before an administrator can manage its security-sensitive settings. To qualify as a user-approved enrollment type, the MDM profile must install one of the following ways. […] The post [Deep Dive] User Approved MDM in macOS High Sierra appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog .
Take a look at this VMware NSX-v Brownfield Design and Deployment Guide for version 1.2 here on #VMTN
This document is targeted toward virtualization and network architects interested in deploying the VMware® NSX Network virtualization solution in a Brownfield vSphere environment.
RVTools version 3.10 is now available for download
RVTools is a windows .NET 4.6.1 application which uses the VI SDK to display information about your virtual environments. Interacting with VirtualCenter ESX Server 6.5. RVTools is able to list information about VMs, CPU, Memory, Disks, Partitions, Network, Floppy drives, CD drives, Snapshots, VMware tools, Resource pools, Clusters, ESX hosts, HBAs, Nics, Switches, Ports, Distributed Switches, Distributed Ports, Service consoles, VM Kernels, Datastores, multipath info, license info and health…Read More
VMworld Insider Update: February 2018
In this month’s edition of the VMworld Insider, we have news about our call for papers, a date for registration opening, and a sneak peek at some website changes. The post VMworld Insider Update: February 2018 appeared first on VMworld Blog .
Connecting Healthcare with VMware SD-WAN
Authors: Mike Lonze and Naman Sharma Healthcare organizations are actively extending their services out to affiliate clinics and hospitals. The reason for this change is due to Mergers and Acquisitions, partnership and organizations becoming service providers. In these instances, a Hospital System extends EMR and other services from their parent site to a remote facility. Independent The post Connecting Healthcare with VMware SD-WAN appeared first on VMware Industry Solutions .
GRE Tunnels & Dynamic Routing in NSX 6.4
VMware NSX 6.4 has a new hidden feature: GRE tunnels. You can only manage them through the API and here’s a howto on how to create a GRE tunnel between ESGs
