Checking environment after migration NSX V to T and cleanup
Earlier I wrote a post on the migration between NSX for vSphere (NSX-V) and NSX-T (https://my-sddc.net/migrate-nsx-for-vsphere-to-nsx-t/) . I stopped after the migration was complete because the post was long enough already and promised to come back with an article on the environment and clean up afterward.
Kubernetes Cluster Creation in VMware Cloud on AWS with CAPV: Part 1
One of the biggest challenges in starting a Cloud Native practice is understanding how to establish a repeatable and consistent method of deploying and managing Kubernetes clusters. That’s where ClusterAPI comes in handy!! ClusterAPI (CAPI) is a Kubernetes project to bring declarative, Kubernetes…Read More
vSAN Operations Guide: Managing Fault Domains
This vSAN Operations Guide video demonstrates the process of adding and managing vSAN Fault Domains.
vSAN Operations Guide: Converting from Hybrid to All Flash
This vSAN Operations Guide video demonstrates the process for converting a hybrid to ALL Flash vSAN cluster.
SD-WAN Ask Me Anything: Highlights From The Webinar
In case you missed it, we hosted a webinar with Craig Connors, Chief Architect for VMware SD-WAN™ by VeloCloud® last week which covered the best questions we received on his Reddit AMA back in December. In addition to reading this post, which outlines the highlighted questions, you can check out the recording of the webinar, The post SD-WAN Ask Me Anything: Highlights From The Webinar appeared first on VeloCloud by VMware.
New KB articles published for the week ending 26th January,2020
VMware Horizon Horizon Client 5.3 Feature Matrix with Horizon 7 Published Date:20-01-2020 VM BIOS UUID is not reflected in WMIC of instant clone’s guest OS Published Date:20-01-2020 VMware vCenter Server vCenter service crashes randomly with error “Panic: UUIDCreateRandomUnstylized: Random_Crypto failure” Published Date:25-01-2020 VMware vCloud Director for Service Provider “Unsupported query: adminTask0” error in the HTML5 The post New KB articles published for the week ending 26th…Read More
vSphere & Intel CPU Vulnerabilities: CacheOut & Vector Register Sampling
Intel Corporation has released security advisory INTEL-SA-00329, in which they disclose new CPU vulnerabilities present in their CPU product families (L1D Eviction Sampling, aka “CacheOut,” and Vector Register Sampling). Intel has disclosed these issues but has not yet provided new CPU microcode that resolves or mitigates the issues. VMware ships CPU microcode updates as part The post vSphere & Intel CPU Vulnerabilities: CacheOut & Vector Register Sampling appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.
Wanted – Your Troubleshooting Workbench Success Stories
When we launched vRealize Operations 8.0 last year at VMworld US, there was a lot of excitement for the new Troubleshooting Workbench. This enables faster time to identify and resolve critical issues in your SDDC by using advanced machine learning to collect and correlate evidence related to an alert or any monitored object having performance The post Wanted – Your Troubleshooting Workbench Success Stories appeared first on VMware Cloud Management.
Lightboard session: HCX Basics
Recently I’ve posted a few articles on HCX (part 1, part 2 and part 3). HCX is an application mobility platform, designed for simplifying application migration, workload rebalancing and optim…
vSAN Design Considerations – Fast Storage Devices Versus Fast Networking
Delivering the highest levels of performance in a data center is a challenge that has many facets. Determining which discrete hardware or software component is the most important, or a potential bottleneck is difficult to answer because all of the variables have an indelible tie to one another. This is one of the reasons why The post vSAN Design Considerations – Fast Storage Devices Versus Fast Networking appeared first on Virtual Blocks.
VMware Cloud Foundation on Dell EMC VxRail Blog Series – part 6: NSX-T and L3 Stretch Cluster updates
Author: Amitrajit Chatterjee, Field Solutions Architect In the previous blog, we discussed how to deploy NSX-T with VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) on Dell EMC VxRail. With the latest release of Cloud Foundation 3.9.1, customers can now deploy NSX-T and select the physical network interface cards (pNICs) more easily. If you recall in the previous The post VMware Cloud Foundation on Dell EMC VxRail Blog Series – part 6: NSX-T and L3 Stretch Cluster updates appeared first on Cloud Foundation.
Decoding Intel NUC “Canyon” Generation with CPU “Lake” Generation Codenames
Swift Canyon, Baby Canyon, Bean Canyon, Provo Canyon, Kaby Lake, Whiskey Lake, Coffee Lake … these are just some of the Intel codenames that either refer to a NUC platform or CPU generation. I can understand the need for codenames, however for consumers, the various names are often confusing and being able to grok at […]
The Rise of Open Source: A Perspective on Investments, Culture and More
Swapnil Byartiya from TFIR.io, a news and analysis outlet that targets CXOs and decision-makers in the realm of “The Fourth Industrial Revolution,” sat down with VMware Chief Open Source Officer Dirk Hohndel to discuss open source at VMware, how to keep a project healthy, and VMware’s changing presence in the open source community. Here is a The post The Rise of Open Source: A Perspective on Investments, Culture and More appeared first on VMware Open Source Blog.
In diesem Webcast am 6. Februar erhalten Sie Einblicke in die besten Optionen für die #vSAN-#Server-#Hardware und das Netzwerk Design, sowie wichtige Entscheidungen, die sich auf die Leistung und Sicherheit auswirken. Registrieren Sie sich jetzt:
The second webcast session focuses on VMware vSAN Networking Design Considerations. This session is designed to answer the most commonly asked questions such as:What are the key network design decisions affecting vSAN performance and security?How does network teaming techniques affect vSAN?What network communication issues affect vSAN Performance?How important are physical network cards to vSAN Performance?
Kubernetes HA on vSphere
If you’ve been on the operations side of the IT house, you know that one of your primary job functions is to ensure High Availability (HA) of production workloads. This blog post focuses on making sure applications deployed on a vSphere Kubernetes cluster will be highly available.
Migration from VMware NSX for vSphere to NSX-T
Migration to VMware NSX-T Data Center (NSX-T) is top of mind for customers who are on NSX for vSphere (NSX-V). Broadly speaking, there are two main methods to migrate from NSX for vSphere to NSX-T Data Center: In Parallel Migration and In Place Migration. This blog post is a high-level overview of the above two The post Migration from VMware NSX for vSphere to NSX-T appeared first on Network Virtualization.
VMware Cloud Foundation 3.9.1 is now general available! @vmwarevcf #VCF #VMwareCloud
By: Lavanya Shastri On January 14th 2020, VMware achieved general availability of VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 3.9.1, introducing support for Application Virtual Networks, API support for multiple physical NICs and vSphere Distributed switches, and improvements to Cloud Builder and Developer Center. The following post provides an overview of the release content and links to additional
Attn: Datacenter Admins! Join this technical webcast to get up to speed on the latest VMware vSAN best practices.
Attn: Datacenter Admins! Join this technical webcast to get up to speed on the latest VMware vSAN best practices.
On Demand: Deep Dive on VMware Cloud on AWS Sizing + TCO Model
Want to learn more about cloud economics? Check out this deep dive webcast on VMware Cloud on AWS on demand. Watch it now!
Operationalizing Network Security with NSX Intelligence [On Demand]
Looking for deep visibility into traffic flow and security posture of your workloads across the entire environment? Learn about NSX Intelligence during VMware’s on demand webcast.
