8 Enterprise Technology Predictions for 2020
A new year (and a new decade!) is almost upon us. It wouldn’t be December without sharing my thoughts on the tech trends and developments we can anticipate in 2020. Here are eight important, but not obvious, technology trends just over the horizon. 1. The Dawn of Hybrid Apps A hybrid app is an application […] The post 8 Enterprise Technology Predictions for 2020 appeared first on VMware Radius.
The Next Chapter
Time is truly precious. With a blink of an eye, the years seem to be flying by, which makes it hard to believe in about another month marks four years at VMware for me. Its been a place with no shortage of learning and growing opportunities. I also feel incredibly blessed to have gotten the […] The post The Next Chapter appeared first on emadyounis.com.
Who Are The People Behind 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!) From time to time we are asked about the roles inside VMware. This sometimes happens The post Who Are The People Behind vSphere? appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.
Getting Started with VMware Cloud on Dell EMC – Part 1: Provisioning
VMware Cloud on Dell EMC is an on-premises software-defined data center as a service that is pre-built by Dell EMC before delivery to your data center or edge location. It is built around the industry-leading VMware vSphere SDDC stack with vSAN storage and NSX-T network virtualization, running on the latest Dell EMC VxRail hyperconverged technology. VMware handles the entire hardware and software lifecycle management, so you never have to use your valuable IT resources to plan and execute patches and updates. In part 1, we discuss the initial SDDC provisioning process. Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLymLY4xJSThoMwGVrqSQj0bkqw56pL1dX
What Does 2020 Have in Store? Our Open Source Engineers Explain
Contributors include: Malini Bhandaru, John Hawley and Tim Pepper. We asked some of the engineers in VMware’s Open Source Technology Center to predict what’s to come in 2020. Here’s what they said. Open Source Partnerships, Larger Microservices, and Real-World Use Cases Edge processing, close to the data sources/things and in order to reduce response latency The post What Does 2020 Have in Store? Our Open Source Engineers Explain appeared first on VMware Open Source Blog.
SD-WAN and Network of Clouds: The Right Platform for SASE
Read this post about how a secure access service edge (SASE) should include a multi-services edge with robust SD-WAN capabilities for supporting large and complex networking configurations – something VMware SD-WAN by VeloCloud can deliver. The post SD-WAN and Network of Clouds: The Right Platform for SASE appeared first on Partner News.
Replace Your Entire Fleet of Load Balancers with a Single Load Balancing Controller
The load balancing industry has a Goldilocks problem. Traditional solutions, like hardware and virtual appliances, are rigid, difficult to manage, and highly inefficient in both cost and capacity utilization. On the other hand, cloud-based solutions leverage automation and are more nimble…Read More
vSphere Upgrade: The Inside Track – Part 1: vSphere News
This series is focused on covering the steps of the vSphere Upgrade Process. In this video, we will discuss the purpose of this series as well as vSphere news you should know.
Tech Preview: Windows Virtual Desktop Benefits with Horizon Cloud on Microsoft Azure
At VMworld U.S. 2019, we announced that a Tech Preview of Horizon Cloud on Microsoft Azure with support for the benefits of Windows Virtual Desktop would be released in 2019. I’m excited to announce that today, Tech Preview is live! This new capability will allow our customers to run the features of Windows Virtual Desktop, […] The post Tech Preview: Windows Virtual Desktop Benefits with Horizon Cloud on Microsoft Azure appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog.
Both hot and cold migrations can be initiated through the vCenter Server UI. #PowerCLI #VMwarevSphere
A common question arises when customers are migrating workloads between ESXi hosts, clusters, vCenter Servers or data centers. What network is being used when a hot or cold migration is initiated? This blog post explains the difference between the various services and networks stacks in ESXi, and which one is used for a specific type
The Beginning of the End of 2019: Finishing the Decade with vSphere
The end of a year is always a time to contemplate the past and make changes for the future. For many, 2019 was a good year, filled with opportunity and accomplishments both personally and professionally. For some, 2019 can’t end fast enough, replaced by the hopes that 2020 will be better. Life is like that, The post The Beginning of the End of 2019: Finishing the Decade with vSphere appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.
Now Available: vSphere Upgrade the Inside Track
With such interest in our vSphere Upgrade workshops, David Stamen and Kev Johnson have put together a 7 Part Video series on Upgrading to vSphere 6.7! We call it vSphere Upgrade: The Inside Track. We have travelled all over the world for the last year and a half bringing a great workshop to our customers and The post Now Available: vSphere Upgrade the Inside Track appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.
The view of business risk is changing; what are you doing to change with it?
Sylvain Cazard, VP SDDC EMEA, VMware The castle walls have fallen, the enemy is within. This isn’t a history lesson, but a description of IT security today. Whenever I speak to CIOs at enterprises across Europe, Middle East and Africa, they tell me how security is the thing that keeps them up at night, above everything […] The post The view of business risk is changing; what are you doing to change with it? appeared first on VMware EMEA Blog.
Disaster and Recovery (The Podlets, Ep 8)
In this episode of The Podlets Podcast, we are talking about the very important topic of recovery from a disaster! A disaster can take many forms, from errors in software and hardware to natural disasters and acts of nature. That being said that are better and worse ways of preparing for and preventing the inevitable problems that arise with your data. The message here is that issues will arise but through careful precaution and the right kind of infrastructure, the damage to your business can be minimal. We discuss some of the different ways that people are backing things up to suit their individual needs, recovery time objectives and recovery point objectives, what high availability can offer your system and more! The team offers a…Read More
Workspace ONE AirLift 2.1: What’s New
This video walks through the latest key features released in Workspace ONE AirLift 2.1lease including a new dashboard for tracking the migration process, enhancements to application export and support for Workspace ONE UEM Multi-Tenancy. VMware End-User Computing (EUC) solutions empower the digital workspace by simplifying app & access management, unifying endpoint management & transforming Windows delivery. Learn more at the Digital Workspace Tech Zone: techzone.vmware.com.
One, Two, Three, Four Times A Winner! VMware vSAN Wins CRN’s Product of the Year Award for the Software Defined Storage Category!
VMware is pleased to announce for the fourth year in a row, vSAN is the CRN Product of the Year in the Software Defined Storage category! We’re thankful for our partner’s recognition, and we’re excited to extend our leadership momentum. We were recently recognized as the market leader in HCI based on HCI software by The post One, Two, Three, Four Times A Winner! VMware vSAN Wins CRN’s Product of the Year Award for the Software Defined Storage Category! appeared first on Virtual Blocks.
Listing all Events for vCenter Server
I had a conversation with one of our VMware Cloud on AWS field leaders a couple of weeks ago at reInvent on his initial experience with the vCenter Event Broker Appliance (VEBA) Fling. There were lots great feedback but one thing that stood out to me which looks to have been a barrier to getting […]
vRealize Operations Troubleshooting Powered by Machine Learning
Discover how machine learning in vRealize Operations powers the new Troubleshooting Workbench in version 8.0 for faster time to resolution and verification of remediation success…Read More
Kubernetes: the key to modern app development #vmwopensource #apps #kubernetes
According to Gartner more than 75% of global organizations will be running containerized applications in production by 2022. By connecting developers and IT operators, Kubernetes is fast cementing its place as key to the future of infrastructure and software development.
Dell To Become ‘Six-Times’ Bigger Than Nutanix, Says Michael Dell
Michael Dell expects Dell Technologies to widen its hyperconverged infrastructure leadership position significantly in the future, with the goal to become upwards of six-times larger than nearest competitor Nutanix.
