Kubernetes is the new Java: VMware
For the past few months, VMware has been banging on about why it’s time to embrace Kubernetes, and the spiel that Pat Gelsinger gave during his keynote at vForum in Sydney on Tuesday was no different…Read More
VMworld Session Review: Oracle licensing
You don’t need to attend the big tech conferences to listen to some of the top minds in the industry sharing their thoughts. Here are a couple of sessions that should be obligatory viewing for anyone with Oracle products on their estate. Let’s be clear Oracle has some great products…Read More
VMware Cloud on AWS: Get your basics right Part 3: Extend on-premises infrastructure to the cloud
Data center extension enables VMware Cloud on AWS users to extend on-premises infrastructure to the cloud to meet fluctuating capacity requirements. Learn about common challenges and how to overcome them in the final instalment of our three-part series. In the first blog of this series, we introduced VMware Cloud on AWS and the key customer driven use […] The post VMware Cloud on AWS: Get your basics right Part 3: Extend on-premises infrastructure to the cloud appeared first on VMware EMEA Blog.
VMware Cloud on AWS: Get your basics right: Part 2: Cloud Migration
In the first blog of this series, we discussed about the overview of VMware Cloud on AWS and the key customer driven use cases. In this part, I would like to dig deeper into the first very important use case: Cloud Migration- Migrate your existing on-premises applications and workloads to the cloud. There are multiple […] The post VMware Cloud on AWS: Get your basics right: Part 2: Cloud Migration appeared first on VMware EMEA Blog.
VMware Cloud on AWS: Get your basics right: Part 1
You can read the next parts in this blog series here: Part 2, Part 3 As a product marketer, I am fortunate that I get a chance to talk to customers and partners at multiple events and conferences so that I can understand their perspectives about the product, what they want to learn, what is their organizational […] The post VMware Cloud on AWS: Get your basics right: Part 1 appeared first on VMware EMEA Blog.
We announced our self-certification extension to the Ready for NFV program. Self-certification is like … Power Pellets in Pac-Man #NFV @VMwareTelco #PacMan #PowerPellets #Certification
Yes, I used to play Pac-Man. And yes, the title of this blog refers to Marc Andreessen’s now famous quip that “Software is eating the world”. Marc’s famous statement came out in a Wall Street Journal (WSJ) article published in August 2011. At the time I imagined software as a yellow Pac-Man running around in …
Getting Started with VMware Cloud on AWS
During VMware’s exclusive webcast on December 10, you’ll get: 1. An overview of VMware Cloud on AWS 2. A virtual Hands-On Lab demo 3. A free test drive of the product RSVP now!
vCenter Event Broker Appliance Updates – VMworld, Fling, Community & Open Source
VMworld At VMworld Barcelona, Michael Gasch and I had the privilege of presenting our #CODE1379E “If This Then That” for vSphere – The Power of Event Driven Automation session. The room was completely packed for a 9am session on Thursday after the big VMworld Party and we just wanted to thank everyone who attended the […]
What’s new in AppDefense Plug-in 2.3 in vCenter
New Updates in AppDefense 2.3 The release of VMware AppDefense 2.3 brings lot of new exciting features in the product. This release delivers a major update to AppDefense plug-in in vCenter. Notably, this release includes OS Integrity features, Behavior Analysis functionality, and an entire suite of vulnerability assessment capabilities. In particular, the vulnerability capabilities are notable The post What’s new in AppDefense Plug-in 2.3 in vCenter appeared first on Security & Compliance Blog.
Project Pacific – VMworld 2019 Deep Dive Updates
I’m sure most readers will be somewhat familiar with VMware’s Project Pacific at this point. It really is the buzz of VMworld 2019. If I had to describe Project Pacific in as few words as possible, it is a merging of vSphere and Kubernetes (K8s) with the goal of enabling our customers to deploy new,
Tweet Chat Recap: Getting Started with Project Pacific – vSphere & Kubernetes
We know you have a lot of questions about Project Pacific, so to help you gain a better understanding, we hosted a vSphere Tweet Chat with some of our experts. Our two main featured guests were Tasha Drew and Jared Rosoff, but a variety of other experts, such as Joe Beda, Nikitha Suryadevara, David Stamen, The post Tweet Chat Recap: Getting Started with Project Pacific – vSphere & Kubernetes appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.
Running Nested ESXi, NSX-V or NSX-T on top of NSX-T
Nested Virtualization is an extremely useful tool that helps customers easily test and try out new VMware products and solutions before rolling that into a proper development environment for further validation. This is especially handy for those wanting to setup an NSX-based environment and simulating their actual deployment topology, configuration and upgrade workflows. In this […]
Getting Started with VMware NSX-T: A Knowledge-Packed Webcast
2019 is coming to a close, but you can still squeeze in one last virtual VMware event! VMware’s webcast, Getting Started with VMware NSX-T, is right around the corner on December 3rd, 2019 and we encourage you to reserve your spot today! The scoop on Getting Started with VMware NSX-T Getting Started with The post Getting Started with VMware NSX-T: A Knowledge-Packed Webcast appeared first on VMTN Blog.
How to Deploy vRA 8.0 (Simple Deployment)
I am sure you are curious like me to see how the new method of deployment for vRA 8.0 is being done. vRA 8.0 has just being GA a day ago, but still a lot of people trying to get hands in the download files and of course start to play with it. Where you…
New White Paper: High-Performance Virtualized Spark Clusters on Kubernetes for Deep Learning
By Dave Jaffe, VMware Performance Engineering A new white paper is available showing the advantages of running virtualized Spark Deep Learning workloads on Kubernetes. Recent versions of Spark include support for Kubernetes. For Spark on Kubernetes, the Kubernetes scheduler provides the cluster manager capability provided by Yet Another Resource Negotiator (YARN) in typical Spark on […] The post New White Paper: High-Performance Virtualized Spark Clusters on Kubernetes for Deep Learning…Read More
Deploying SQL Server on vSAN for Dummies
Microsoft® SQL Server® 2016 delivers high performance–but storage-intensive workloads aren’t a good match for traditional infrastructure. From vendor and device restrictions to complicated management, running workloads on hardware alone is no longer practical or cost-effective.
Running singularity as the run time for Kubernetes with VMware PKS
HPC’s shift to hybrid cloud and Kubernetes from Bare Metal: While traditional computing has virtualized the majority of workloads over the past decade, HPC has mostly remained bare metal, with more than 80% of the workloads still remaining unvirtualized. With its eternal quest to extract maximum performance from the hardware, there has been a The post Running singularity as the run time for Kubernetes with VMware PKS appeared first on Virtualize Applications.
Learn how to deliver, secure, real-time access to data and apps across devices and locations by building a digital workspace platform. #DigitalWorkspace #Security #DummiesSeries
The ways employees work, where they work, and from where they work have been changing and creating increasing demands on IT. The ability to support a mobile workforce with apps and virtual desktop environments is key. Learn how to deliver, secure, real-time access to data and apps across devices and locations by building a digital workspace platform.Share with colleagues:
NSX Service Mesh on VMware Tanzu: CONNECT & PROTECT Applications Across Your Kubernetes Clusters and Clouds
Authors: Mark Schweighardt, Tom Spoonemore Modern enterprises are sprawling and complicated. They are transitioning from private to public clouds to address, for example, performance, availability, and data residency requirements, and to gain access to advanced services such as analytics and ML. They are also transforming their application architectures from monoliths to distributed microservices. In August 2019, VMware introduced The post NSX Service Mesh on VMware Tanzu: CONNECT & PROTECT…Read More
Common vSAN Networking, NIC and Switch Questions
This post will wrap up some common vSAN networking questions and includes helpful links for solutions to network-related configuration, device selection, and device configuration. The vSAN Networking Guide on StorageHub also holds a lot of great content on this subject. vSAN Networking Update Part – 1 What should I consider when shopping for a switch? The post Common vSAN Networking, NIC and Switch Questions appeared first on Virtual Blocks.
