Automating SDDC Scale-Out
Earlier this year, I had the privilege to present VMware Cloud on AWS DRaaS at Cloud Field Day #5. The segment was a full end-to-end product demo of vSphere Site Recovery and featured automating SDDC scale-out on failover. During the session, one of the Cloud Field Day panelists, Ned Bellavance, asked if the script we used in The post Automating SDDC Scale-Out appeared first on Virtual Blocks.
2025’s revenue generating CIOs
An executive roundup of VMware’s exclusive CIO Forum in Barcelona. This year’s VMware CIO Forum in Barcelona focused firmly on the changing role of CIOs, as they become ever more business oriented. 100 CIOs, from 20 different EMEA countries, came together on 4-5 November for the exclusive two-day event: Adapting to the World of 2025: […] The post 2025’s revenue generating CIOs appeared first on VMware EMEA Blog.
You’re not alone. Agile practices and DevOps offer significant benefits if they are adapted correctly. But the transition is not always smooth for IT organizations. Our story =>
A successful DevOps transition requires changes to people, processes and tools. The people—and shift in the mindset of team members, leadership and culture—are often the hardest yet the best place to begin. Read how VMware overcame these challenges.
The Darkest Sides of vSphere
(To mark the end of the year we are posting every day through January 1 with lighter vSphere and VMware topics. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do. See them all via the “2019 Wrap Up” tag!) In our post “The Lightest Sides of vSphere” we talked a lot about retrospection and The post The Darkest Sides of vSphere appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.
Application Discovery in vSphere with VMware Tools 11
The holidays are just around the corner and hopefully everyone is taking some time off to spend with their families, I know I certainly will! As I start to wind down 2019, I like to use this time catch up on things in my backlog that I was not able to get to in the […]
A holiday promo for the vSAN 6.7U1 Deep Dive Book (@DuncanYB, @CormacJHogan)
A very short post to let you know that Duncan and I are doing a holiday promotion for our vSAN 6.7U1 Deep Dive book. We will start the promotion for the e-book on December 24th, when we will lower the price of the e-book to just US $0.99 (Amazon.com) and UK £0.99 (Amazon.co.uk). The price will then gradually rise back to the original price over the following 10 days. Unfortunately, Amazon does not allow publishers to create promotions on every site, so this promotion will only be available on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk. For the paper copy of the book, we…
NSX-T Installation Series: Step 1 – Deploy NSX-T Manager
In “Step 0”, we discussed the overall design and what we are going to achieve at the end of this NSX-T Installation series, via a couple of visio diagrams and few key points. This is the first step towards that end goal, which shows the “step-by-step” instructions and screenshots of the first NSX-T
What’s New with Workspace ONE and PIV-D Derived Credentials
Greetings and happy holidays. It’s been an incredible year thus far here at VMware for derived credentials and we’ve been keeping busy coming up with new innovations for the smartcard audience. The end of the year is almost here, but we’re not finished just yet and have some exciting new features for you to start […] The post What’s New with Workspace ONE and PIV-D Derived Credentials appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog.
Quarterly Launch Briefing Videos Available
Visit the Quarterly Launch Briefing portal to learn about the latest releases of VMware Skyline and VMware Cloud on AWS. Check back as other new offerings will be released throughout the quarter. The post Quarterly Launch Briefing Videos Available appeared first on Partner News.
Einführung in Project Pacific
vSphere wird zur Anwendungsplattform der Zukunft
Dynamic Environment Manager: Enhanced Horizon Smart Policies – Feature Walk-Through
In Dynamic Environment Manager (formerly called User Environment Manager), the Horizon Smart Policies feature provides a single location for managing the user experience on Horizon 7, Horizon Cloud, and Horizon Apps. With the 9.10 release, the addition of computer-based policies means you can you configure general Computer Environment settings, as well as remote experience settings such as Flash multi-media redirection, integrated printing, USB redirection, and more. For more information, visit https://techzone.vmware.com/
The Avi Controller: A Modern Approach to Load Balancing
If you’re here, chances are you’ve heard a bit of buzz about Avi Networks. You probably know that VMware acquired Avi Networks in July 2019 and that Avi makes a software-defined (read: software-only) load balancer and WAF that you can deploy across data centers and clouds….Read More
VMware OS Optimization tool now supports Windows Server 2019
One of the very popular “Flings”, a free utility from VMware Labs got an update recently. One of the interesting updates is support of Windows Server 2019
Running Multiple Scenario’s Simultaneously in VMware vROPS 8 – Yes, It’s Back!!!…
Many of you might have used vROPS 6. There was a Feature called Projects for Predictive Capacity Modeling, with this one can predict for…Read More
The most recent @VMwareHorizon versions include a number of features designed to help healthcare organizations. #EUC #Healthcare
We are excited to announce VMware Horizon 7 version 7.11 with VMware Horizon Client 5.3 that includes a number of features designed to help healthcare organizations. We also are excited to announce Workspace ONE integration with Epic, and Horizon 7.10 Extended Service Branch support for Epic’s Target Platform List.
What’s in a Name? How vSphere Came To Be Named
(To mark the end of the year we are posting every day through January 1 with lighter vSphere and VMware topics. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do. See them all via the “2019 Wrap Up” tag!) As we look back on 2019 and look forward to 2020 we have been thinking The post What’s in a Name? How vSphere Came To Be Named appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.
VMware Named a Leader in 2019-2020 IDC MarketScape Reports for Both EMM and UEM
We’re happy to announce VMware has been named a LEADER in two recent IDC vendor assessments related to the end-user computing (EUC) space—the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Enterprise Mobility Management Software 2019-2020 Vendor Assessment and the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Unified Endpoint Management Software 2019-2020 Vendor Assessment. This marks our third year in a row being positioned […] The post VMware Named a Leader in 2019-2020 IDC MarketScape Reports for Both EMM and UEM appeared first…Read More
Using Host Groups with Availability Zones (AZs) in Enterprise PKS
After being asked about how vSphere Host Groups worked with Availability Zones in Enterprise PKS earlier this week, I decided to spend a little time setting it up in my lab and doing some testing to make sure I could understand the feature and its behavior. Essentially what this feature allows…Read More
CheckPoint and VMware SD-WAN: Securing the Cloud
Securing SD-WAN connections to the cloud is essential in helping enterprises combat today’s advanced cyber threats. In this video, Aviv Abramovich, Head of Security Service Product Management for Check Point, shares his point of view of Check Point’s relationship with VMware SD-WAN.
Design and Operation Considerations When Using vSAN Fault Domains
The fault domains feature in vSAN is an optional configuration option to improve the resilience of a cluster based on your topology. It ensures that data in the cluster remains available in the event of a single host, or a group of hosts, such as a rack or a data closet are unavailable. By logically The post Design and Operation Considerations When Using vSAN Fault Domains appeared first on Virtual Blocks.
