Common PowerCLI examples for VM Provisioning in VMware Cloud on AWS
One of the huge benefits of VMware Cloud on AWS (VMC) is not only the ability to extend your existing on-premises environment and tap into the potentially unlimited capacity of the Cloud, but customers can continue to use the existing tools and scripts that they are already familiar with. When it comes to Automation, PowerCLI […]
VMware NSX Day 1 Guide Library
Nine, count ’em nine, VMware NSX Day 1 guide PDFs are available to you at no cost. Download them today!
vForum Online: A Mini-VMworld Available Anywhere
Featured image photo by Picography No hotel to book, no plane to catch, no jet lag. A full roster of virtualization sessions, expert technologist chats, and hands-on labs. All at your internet-enabled finger tips. As long as you have an internet connected device and some time, VMware’s vForum Online events are the next-best thing to The post vForum Online: A Mini-VMworld Available Anywhere appeared first on VMTN Blog.
December 2018 Releases Update | Workspace ONE Intelligence Series, Episode 3
The Workspace ONE Intelligence Series covers everything you need to know about Workspace ONE Intelligence, including release updates, the latest features and more. In this 4th episode, we share some of the exciting new updates in our December 2018 releases of Workspace ONE Intelligence, including a demo of dashboard and automation drill down capabilities, customization in dashboards, reports enhancements and mobile app usage insights. VMware End-User Computing (EUC) solutions empower the digital workspace by simplifying app & access management, unifying endpoint management & transforming Windows delivery. Follow the VMware EUC Blog to learn more: https://blogs.vmware.com/euc.
vMotion across hybrid cloud: performance and best practices
VMware Cloud on AWS is a hybrid cloud service that runs the VMware software-defined data center (SDDC) stack in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) public cloud. The service automatically provisions and deploys a vSphere environment on a bare-metal AWS infrastructure, and lets you run your applications in a hybrid IT environment across your on-premises data […] The post vMotion across hybrid cloud: performance and best practices appeared first on VMware VROOM! Blog.
Testing SAP S/4HANA On Stretched Cluster for VMware Cloud on AWS – Part 2 Compute Policies
This is a follow up to an earlier blog where we tested a SAP HANA system on stretched cluster in VMware Cloud on AWS. Testing showed that running the application and database server virtual machines of the same SAP system within the same Availability Zone in a stretched cluster scenario can improve performance (the degree The post Testing SAP S/4HANA On Stretched Cluster for VMware Cloud on AWS – Part 2 Compute Policies appeared first on Virtualize Applications.
New KB articles published for the week ending 19th January, 2019
vCloud Availability for vCloud How to create a new virtual disk on the SDDC Manager Controller VM in VMware Cloud Foundation Date published: 1/13/2019 VMware Cloud Foundation 3.0 password update fails with message “Password update transaction X is in progress/failed state, retry after sometime” Date published: 1/19/2019 How to update the NTP server IP Address in VMware The post New KB articles published for the week ending 19th January, 2019 appeared first on VMware Support Insider.
VMware Cloud on AWS Cloud Migration Deep Dive
In this webinar, you will learn how VMware Cloud on AWS helps simplify and accelerate the migration process. Not only will you see demos of different cloud migration scenarios in action, but you will also hear about customers’ cloud migration experience with VMware Cloud on AWS. You will learn about: – How VMware Cloud on AWS enables bi-directional migration at scale – How you can migrate applications with no re-architecture or conversions – How VMware Cloud on AWS seamlessly integrates with native AWS services – How off-the-shelf enterprise applications from Oracle, Microsoft, and SAP are supported by VMware Cloud on AWS and much more…Read More
Azure IoT Edge on VMware vSphere: Accelerating Innovation at the Edge
Chris Wolf and Daniel Beveridge, VMware Office of the CTO Cloud is increasingly evolving from a place, to an operating model. While we can and should embrace cloud computing, there are a few use cases where it’s simply more efficient to run a cloud service adjacent to where data is created or consumed, rather than […] The post Azure IoT Edge on VMware vSphere: Accelerating Innovation at the Edge appeared first on VMware | OCTO Blog.
Building a Cloud Automation Services Ready Ubuntu Template for vSphere
In a previous post (here), by Cody De Arkland (@Codydeakland), he discussed how to get started using Cloud Assembly and Cloud-Init to build robust blueprints that can do just about anything!! In this post I am going to go through the process of creating an Ubuntu 16 or 18 template that will work smashingly The post Building a Cloud Automation Services Ready Ubuntu Template for vSphere appeared first on VMware Cloud Management.
Securing your SWIFT environment with VMware
The SWIFT Controls Framework was created to help customers figure out which controls are needed to better secure their SWIFT environment. The SWIFT security controls framework is broken down into objectives, principles, and controls. The three objectives are “Secure your environment, Know and Limit Access, and Detect and Respond”. Customers interested in exploring VMware product The post Securing your SWIFT environment with VMware appeared first on Network Virtualization.
Changed advanced setting VSAN.ClomRepairDelay and upgrading to 6.7 u1? Read this…
Advertise here with BSA If you changed the advanced setting VSAN.ClomRepairDelay to anything else than the default 60 minutes there’s a caveat during the upgrade to 6.7 U1 you need to be aware of. When you do this upgrade the default is reset, meaning the value is configured once again to 60 minutes. It was reported on twitter by “Justin […] The post Changed advanced setting VSAN.ClomRepairDelay and upgrading to 6.7 u1? Read this… appeared first on Yellow Bricks.
#StorageMinute: Virtual Volumes (VVols) and Storage Policies (SPBM)
#StorageMinute: Learn how to create Storage Policies for your Virtual Volumes. For more information visit this page: https://bit.ly/2SuSksV
KBs and Beyond – Exploring the VMware Knowledge Base Site
I didn’t realize when I wrote this blog on navigating VMware documentation that it would turn into a series, but it happened. You can find part 2 of the series on customizing VMware document…Read More
Configuring vRealize Operations (vROps) for Application Teams
I have heard many customers ask the question “Can vRealize Operations be configured to provide our application teams access so that they can see dashboards/metrics for only the objects they are responsible for?”. Of course the answer is “YES”; however, there is not a lot of out-of-the-box workflows
VMware Announces Intent to Acquire AetherPal to Expand Remote Support Capabilities
Organizations of all sizes and industries are embracing workforce transformations. Today’s workforce is increasingly mobile, working from anywhere on a variety of device platforms and form factors, no matter whether a phone, tablet, or laptop. As such, incidents of user downtime and lost productivity can potentially cost companies millions of dollars a year in lost […] The post VMware Announces Intent to Acquire AetherPal to Expand Remote Support Capabilities appeared first on VMware End-User…Read More
Reviewing PKS logs and status
After a bit of a sabbatical, I am back to looking PKS (Pivotal Container Service) again. I wanted to look at the new version 1.3, but I had to do a bit of work on my environment to allow me to do this. Primarily, I needed to upgrade my NSX-T environment from version 2.1 to […] The post Reviewing PKS logs and status appeared first on CormacHogan.com.
HA Admission Control Policy: Dedicated Failover Hosts
Advertise here with BSA This week I received some questions on the topic of HA Admission Control. There was a customer that had a cluster configured with the dedicated failover host admission control policy and they had no clue why. This cluster had been around for a while and it was configured by a different admin, who had left […] The post HA Admission Control Policy: Dedicated Failover Hosts appeared first on Yellow Bricks.
VMware Cloud on AWS Wins CRN Hybrid Cloud Product of the Year
VMware Cloud’s digital infrastructure service from the leader in private cloud and the world’s leading public cloud provider took away the top honor in the Hybrid Cloud category at CRN’s 2018 Products of the Year Awards last month. VMware Cloud on AWS was picked as the overall winner of the category for its recent updates The post VMware Cloud on AWS Wins CRN Hybrid Cloud Product of the Year appeared first on VMware Cloud Community.
VMware Certification: Recertification Is Changing and What It Means to You
Part of our goal as a certification program is to create policies that enable you to validate your expertise and show your relevancy in the industry. The recertification policy of a two-year upgrade was in place to help you maintain that relevancy through upgraded certifications and up-to-date skills. Recertification is important enough to create The post VMware Certification: Recertification Is Changing and What It Means to You appeared first on VMware Education Services.
