New Release: PowerCLI 11.2.0
The first release of 2019 is here! Today marks the release of PowerCLI 11.2.0 and it is an exciting one. PowerCLI now has 21 modules, to ensure you can automate roughly any VMware product. We’re adding new, and more secure, methods to authenticate. There are also improvements to existing cmdlets so you can use the […] The post New Release: PowerCLI 11.2.0 appeared first on VMware PowerCLI Blog.
Understanding Accounts, Roles, and Privileges in VMware Cloud on AWS
Managing the day-to-day operations of the VMware Cloud on AWS SDDC should be relatively easy, especially if you’re already familiar with how permissions work in vCenter. However, there are some account and role differences between on-premises deployments and cloud deployments that vSphere administrators should understand and take into consideration. There are a number of different The post Understanding Accounts, Roles, and Privileges in VMware Cloud on AWS appeared first on VMware Cloud…Read More
A NSX-T active-active architecture
VMware has multiple SDN solutions in their portfolio, which are all under the NSX-umbrella. Today I’m going to talk about NSX-T, the go-to SDN solution for multi-cloud- and container-based environments.
Running sk8s (Simple Kubernetes) on VMC with an AWS Elastic Load Balancer
Last week I wrote about a really nifty Virtual Appliance called sk8s which can be used to quickly setup a Kubernetes (k8s) cluster for development and testing purposes. If you have not checked out that article, be sure to give that a read first to get the full context. As mentioned in the previous article, […]
New Role-Based Access Control for Container Service Extension (CSE)
Container Service Extension (CSE) version 1.2.6 introduced a key enhancement, role-based access control (RBAC). The new feature gives service providers the ability to monetize Kubernetes service offerings by selectively enabling tenant access to CSE. A tenant admin can then use the role-based access control to assign Kubernetes operator roles within their organization. Role-based access control The post New Role-Based Access Control for Container Service Extension (CSE) appeared first on…Read More
NSX-T Troubleshooting Scenario 1
Welcome to the first NSX-T troubleshooting scenario! My NSX-V troubleshooting scenarios have been well received, so I thought it was time to start a new series for NSX-T. If you’ve got an idea for a scenario, please let me know! What I hope to do in these posts is share some of the common issues…Read More
The British Army modernizes their infrastructure with vRealize
As we continue our series about VMware customers doing major infrastructure improvements, let’s take a look at a great example of vRealize in the public sector with the British Army. The British Army’s primary job is the defense of the UK, but it also carries similar defense roles for the British territories and interests globally. The post The British Army modernizes their infrastructure with vRealize appeared first on VMware Cloud Management.
#StorageMinute: vSAN Health Checks – Guidance and Remediation Made Easy
Welcome to the #StorageMinute series where we deliver key topics via bite-size content. In this edition, we look at how vSAN provides cloud-connected health checks to vSAN clusters. Environments are constantly changing, and are subject to simple misconfigurations, or device incompatibilities and errors. Having an intelligent, cloud-connected method for monitoring the health and The post #StorageMinute: vSAN Health Checks – Guidance and Remediation Made Easy appeared first on Virtual Blocks.
Project Photon OS Update
First open sourced in 2016, Project Photon, a minimal lightweight Linux distribution designed for containers and cloud native technology, recently received a host of updates from its core development community. With this update, Photon now supports a number of bare metal platforms including, for the first time, support for ARM64. Other updates to Photon OS 3.0 The post Project Photon OS Update appeared first on VMware Open Source Blog.
Introducing NSX-T 2.4 – A Landmark Release in the History of NSX
In February 2017, we introduced VMware NSX-T Data Center to the world. For years, VMware NSX for vSphere had been spearheading a network transformation journey with a software-defined, application-first approach. In the meantime, as the application landscape was changing with the arrival of public clouds and containers, NSX-T was being designed to address the evolving The post Introducing NSX-T 2.4 – A Landmark Release in the History of NSX appeared first on Network Virtualization.
