VMware Cloud on AWS is GDPR Ready
VMware Cloud on AWS is GDPR Ready
On 25 May 2018, the European Union General Data Protection … Read More
VMware Cloud on AWS is GDPR Ready
On 25 May 2018, the European Union General Data Protection … Read More
NSX Micosegmentation Questions Answered
Our monthly webcasts always generate excellent questions from the audience. A few weeks ago, John Krueger the Principal Instructor for VMware Network and Virtualization training courses delivered Introduction to Micro-segmentation with VMware NSX and the questions were, as always, great. We pulled a few of them below, but you can read the entire list and watch the recording at your The post NSX Micosegmentation Questions Answered appeared first on VMware Education Services .
Secure by Default – Why did it take something like GDPR to do this?
I look at Twitter, and see everyone talking about the massive amounts of emails surrounding the changes companies are having to make as a result of GDPR. What is GDPR?…Read More
EMPOWER 2018 Europe: the ultimate training event exclusively for our partners
EMPOWER 2018 Europe is a must-attend event for our technical partners in pre-sales and post-sales roles – don’t miss out on our three day one-stop shop to access VMware expertise and network with the best in the business!
Running OTNSX in a Docker container
In march of this year we released a whitepaper on automating security using a helpdesk system. For the whitepaper we where using VMware NSX and OTRS. The middleware we created to service it all was given the name OTNSX. More recently I have started playing… The post Running OTNSX in a Docker container appeared first on VMGuru .
What does the GDPR mean for IoT?
The GDPR presents serious challenges for IoT, but they are not insurmountable. Openwave Mobility’s Aman Brar explains how the GDPR will affect IoT.
Adding an additional NIC in vSphere client – Join the discussion on #VMTN
I am trying to add an additional physical NIC. Everything tells me that it’s being detected. I’m able to see it when listing detected devices, but when I
vSAN Degraded Device Handling
Introduction While this blog article focuses more on availability, performance is certainly worth mentioning. A poorly performing application or platform can be the equivalent of being offline. For example, excessive latency (network, drive, etc.) can cause a database query to take much longer than normal. If an end-user expects query results in 30 seconds and The post vSAN Degraded Device Handling appeared first on Virtual Blocks .
Designing for Performance
Customers often times want a fast system, and rightfully so. But what is fast anyway? How do you define it, and how do you measure it? “Performance” is a term that is quite subjective if not properly defined, and appropriately measured. When it comes to performance expectations what defines success? This week on the Virtually The post Designing for Performance appeared first on Virtual Blocks .
VMware vSAN 6.7 Technical Overview
Technical overview of VMware vSAN 6.7
VMware Community Podcast #435: Network & Security w/Christopher Campbell
On Podcast today, Eric Nielsen, Sr. Director Social Media & Communities VMware Co-host: John White, SE VMware, Interview Christopher Campbell, Director Product Marketing to talk about Network & Security. Campbell@ChrisLCampbell @VMwareSecurity
Got vSAN? Take this advanced Hands-on Lab
In this advanced vSAN lab, you will be challenged to troubleshoot performance and availability issues, scale-out a vSAN cluster, and much more!
Slacking Away on vSAN
Have been getting a lot of questions around slack space in recent times and how it affects sizing. Some competitors have taken advantage of the confusion and started classifying it as “overheads” to operate vSAN, and putting us down for it.
Future-Proofing Application Architectures: Exclusive Insight from the CTO
In this free webcast, Chris Wolf, VMware VP and CTO, will explore how VMware’s strategy and roadmap is focused on helping organizations transform by future-proofing application architectures to allow for continual transformation and workload mobility, and much more.
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vSphere Integrated Containers (VIC) Overview
Senior Technical Marketing Architect Patrick Daigle provides an overview of the major components in vSphere Integrated Containers (VIC). See related video in the below: vSphere Integrated Containers Networking Overview https://youtu.be/QLi9KasWLCM vSphere Integrated Containers Storage https://youtu.be/WrVHbjTZHrs
More Money, More Problems: How vSAN Provides HCI Solutions to the Finance Industry
No industry plays it safer with money than finance – after all, they’re literally in the business of making cheddar. And yet, many financial providers are plagued by costly, inefficient and antiquated infrastructures and data centers. These outdated technologies are bad for business and can push financial companies into the dreaded red, when the only color The post More Money, More Problems: How vSAN Provides HCI Solutions to the Finance Industry appeared first on Virtual Blocks .
Cloud Phone and Cloud SD-WAN (by Matrix Networks)
This blog is brought to you by VeloCloud, now part of VMware’s partner Matrix Networks. Original blog is posted here. Cloud Phone systems, also known as Hosted Phone Systems, are the choice solution of enterprises large and small with 70% having made the move or planning to make the move per Information Week. The reasons for this vary The post Cloud Phone and Cloud SD-WAN (by Matrix Networks) appeared first on VeloCloud by VMware .
Use flash with vSAN, ESXi virtual flash caching and VMFS data stores
To support flash storage, VMware uses vSAN, ESXi virtual flash caching and enables storing Virtual Machine File System data stores on flash media.