Direct playback & download URLs for all VMworld 2018 Europe Sessions
It has been less than 24 hours since VMworld Europe 2018 has concluded and the awesome VMworld team has already published most of the VMworld 2018 Europe session recordings! Similar to past years, I have put together a nice summary page that contains all the session recordings links separated out by the different categories which you […]
ESXi on the new 2018 Apple Mac Mini
Thanks to the Green Mini Host (Apple Mac Mini hosting and collocation provider) who were the first to publicly confirm that latest release of ESXi (6.7 Update 1) works on the recently announced 2018 Apple Mac Mini. Conforming @VMware #ESXi runs on the new Mac Mini 2018! #macmini2018 @vGhetto @lamw pic.twitter.com/DRqQ4lsWn5 — Green Mini host (@macminihost) […]
What’s New at VMworld Europe
Discover the new technologies and products announced at VMworld 2018 and accelerate your journey to becoming a software-defined business. From mobile devices to the data center and the cloud, we’ll help you build exactly what you need, the way you need it, for today and tomorrow.
Enabling vRealize Operations within vCenter and vSAN 6.7
vSAN 6.7 introduces exciting new ways to monitor the Health, Capacity and Performance of your Cluster via vRealize Operations within vCenter, all within the same User Interface that VI Administrators use today. Now I show you the configuration. When we login into vCenter, go to vRealize Operations o
Architecting Horizon 7 Enterprise – The Official Reference Architecture
In this breakout session, VMware’s Graeme Gordon talks about Horizon Reference Architecture, how you architect all the different components with in it, and how you approach it.
CPU Optimization within ESXi
CPU Scheduler The CPU Scheduler, as the name suggests, schedules the CPU. It schedules the virtual CPUs on the VM (vCPUs) on the physical CPUs on the host (pCPUs). The CPU Scheduler enforces a pro…Read More
ESXi on a Raspberry Pi
During the closing of the VMworld Europe Keynote on Tuesday, Ray O’Farrell (CTO of VMware) had one more “tiny” surprise for our CEO, Pat Gelsinger 😉 He handed him a tiny little device called the Raspberry Pi (rPI) which was running a prototype version of ESXi! This was completely unexpected even for VMware Employees, especially as we had just […]
Integrated Composability with VMware Cloud Foundation and HPE Synergy
Author Bhumik Patel – Technical Alliances, VMware @bhumikp Introduction: Earlier this year we announced certification for HPE Synergy as the first composable platform for VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF). This provides customers the ability to leverage the benefits of a software-defined composable platform to build a secure and scalable private cloud based on VMware’s Software The post Integrated Composability with VMware Cloud Foundation and HPE Synergy appeared first on Cloud Foundation.
VMware Cloud on AWS is now Citrix Ready
I’ve been a huge fan of VMware Cloud on AWS since first played with it earlier this year. VMware Cloud on AWS is my definition of the cloud platform of choice for IT professionals. With the years of experience, you and I have in managing VMware based workloads in my data center, I yearned for The post VMware Cloud on AWS is now Citrix Ready appeared first on VMware Cloud Community.
VMworld 2018 Europe: New Innovations Coming Your Way with the Intelligence-driven Digital Workspace
#VMworld 2018 Europe: New Innovations Coming Your Way with the Intelligence-driven Digital Workspace: https://bit.ly/2qzHy5c
VMware Site Recovery VMworld Announcements
VMware Site Recovery – An Awesome DRaaS Gets Even Better! Until about seven years ago, in order to protect the files on my personal laptop, I used an external hard drive, which was clunky, heavy, and slow. If you wanted a device with enough capacity, you had to go with a slow spinning disk The post VMware Site Recovery VMworld Announcements appeared first on Virtual Blocks.
VMware PKS Competency Coming Q1 FY20
Over the past few years, the use of containers in application development has been growing rapidly and in turn, vaulting Kubernetes into the de facto standard for container orchestration. VMware PKS is a commercially supported combination of the pure, open source Kubernetes container orchestration platform and essential capabilities which solve the many pain points that The post VMware PKS Competency Coming Q1 FY20 appeared first on Power of Partnership.
Top VMTN post: “Cannot start service” error when installing Standalone Converter
[Note: I discovered question is probably more appropriate to Home > VMTN > VMware vCenter > Converter Standalone. forum, but unable to figure out to move
Announcing Project Dimension Beta
The beta program for Project Dimension was officially announced at VMworld Europe 2018. Learn more and find out how to inquire about joining the program. The post Announcing Project Dimension Beta appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.
Impact of NSX-Driven Software Infrastructure
Why manually spell check? “It’s the same thing in networking. You’d be surprised how many of these tasks can be radically transformed through software” – Sanjay Poonen https://bit.ly/2qwbuyT #VMworld
VMworld 2018 Europe Day 2 General Session
Learn firsthand how enterprise warriors like you have transformed the business by embracing the software-defined data center, hybrid cloud, cloud native, and digital workspace solutions – preparing their organizations for the future. Watch as Sanjay Poonen, Robin Matlock, customers, and special guest Martha Lane Fox take the stage in Barcelona.
vSphere Clustering Deep Dive
In this breakout session, VMware’s Duncan Epping and Frank Denneman discuss a deep dive into vSphere Clustering.
Deploying vSAN to 300 Stores in 2 Weeks: An Automation Story
In this breakout session, VMware’s Nigel Venables discusses the story behind deploying vSAN to 300 stores in two weeks.
VMworld 2018 Europe Day 1 General Session
VMware is shaping the future of cloud, mobile, networking, and security – as well as innovating in emerging areas like IoT, artificial intelligence, machine learning, edge computing, and containers. Pat, Ray, and guests take the main stage to kick off VMworld Europe with major news and updates.
External Platform Services Controller, A Thing of the Past
VMware is deprecating the external Platform Services Controller deployment model. In a future vSphere release (not update release), there will no longer be an option to deploy the external PSC The Platform Services Controller (PSC) was first introduced in vSphere 6.0. It served a couple of purposes. First, it was to simplify the distributed vCenter The post External Platform Services Controller, A Thing of the Past appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.
