5 ways to do serverless on Kubernetes
Call it “serverless,” call it “event-driven compute,” or call it “functions as a service (FaaS),” the idea is the same: dynamically allocate resources to run individual functions, essentially microservices, that are invoked in response to events. Serverless compute platforms allow application…Read More
Microsoft SQL Server on VMware Cloud Foundation Powered by Dell EMC VxRail
VMware Cloud Foundation is built on VMware’s leading hyperconverged architecture, VMware vSAN™, with all-flash performance and enterprise-class storage services including deduplication, compression and erasure coding. vSAN implements hyperconverged storage architecture, by delivering an elastic storage and simplifying the storage management. VMware Cloud Foundation™ accelerates infrastructure provisioning with full stack consisting of compute, storage, networking, and The post Microsoft SQL…Read More
Simulating the VMware Cloud on AWS API using Stoplight Prism Tool
As more customers and partners on-board the VMware Cloud on AWS service, the topic of Automation has been coming up more frequently. There are a number of resources that are available to help users get started including here, here, here, here and here to just name a few. Customers and partners can spin up 1-Node […]
Transforming the Customer Support Experience in 2019 – Year in Review
As we launch into the year 2020, it’s important to reflect on the past year. Before we jump into the new year, I wanted to reflect upon last year, and the many accomplishments VMware has made to transform the customer support experience. With that said, and without further ado, let’s reflect upon 2019. 2019 The post Transforming the Customer Support Experience in 2019 – Year in Review appeared first on VMware Support Insider.
Enterprise Adoption and the Kubernetes Community
If you’re reading this, you most likely already know that Kubernetes has taken enterprise software by storm. Across the world, clouds, data centers, Raspberry Pis, and laptops are running Kubernetes, and developers are deploying and managing containerized workloads using its control plane.
VNA as-a-Service for NSX, SD-WAN, or BOTH
Virtual Network Assessment (VNA) service is quick, easy, secure, and light-weight and the network insights have been proven to drive bigger deals and increase win rates. Watch this video to learn more. The post VNA as-a-Service for NSX, SD-WAN, or BOTH appeared first on Partner News.
Hyperconverged Infrastructure and Enterprise Storage Predictions for 2020 and Beyond
Listen to VMware’s Lee Caswell, Vice President of Marketing with VMware’s Hyperconverged Infrastructure Business Unit and IDC’s Eric Burgener, Vice President of Research for Infrastructure Systems, Platforms and Technologies Group discuss the future of HCI in the data center. Lee and Eric discuss the reasons why enterprises are rapidly adopting HCI, including growing capabilities that enable it to take on more business-critical applications. They also discuss how hyperconverged infrastructure is changing IT careers, impacting the organizational design of IT and changing the role of the infrastructure administrator. Finally, Lee and Eric discuss how HCI supports modern applications and provides investment protection by integrating with…Read More
Innovation was at an all-time high for vSAN in 2019!
Any business that develops a solution, whether it’s a tangible product or a new service, knows there’s really only one measure of success – and that’s what the customer thinks of it.
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vRealize Network Insight Search Poster for SD-WAN & VeloCloud
Continuing our Search Poster series, we’ve arrived at the SD-WAN & VeloCloud search poster! Using the search engine inside VMware vRealize Network Insight can be a revealing experience. It has every single bit of data you ever wanted to see about anything in your infrastructure and it’s available at your fingertips. Because of the vast The post vRealize Network Insight Search Poster for SD-WAN & VeloCloud appeared first on VMware Cloud Management.
Delivering a Near Zero Touch MacOS Experience with DEP
One of the major challenges with MacOS is that DEP is nice, but still requires significant user interaction. With the release of Catalina, things have become a bit easier. VMWare Workspace ONE has elevated this to a new level with Workspace ONE UEM 1912 and rotating admin account credentials…Read More
Enabling maintenance mode via esxcli
Advertise here with BSA I have been having to place my lab host into maintenance mode a few times now via the command-line, for whatever reason I just keep forgetting the command that I should use to place my host into maintenance mode using esxcli, so I figured I would dump it here so I can find it easily. […]
NSX-T Deployment Automation – Part 1
Introduction: I’ve been experimenting with NSX-T deployment automation, working on a method to quickly deploy typical network topologies for repro and testing. A typical lab topology consists of Tier-0 and Tier-1 gateways and segments, where one or more object IDs uniquely identify each construct.
Introducing 2020 Certifications and Badges
The new 2020 VMware Certifications and Badges are now available. With the year designator, it becomes clearer when you earned it and how current your expertise is. The credential you earn depends on when you complete the requirements. If you met all the requirements in 2019 (starting on January 16, 2019 – ending December The post Introducing 2020 Certifications and Badges appeared first on VMware Education Services.
vSphere Support for Intel FPGA
Since VMware vSphere 6.7 Update 1, VMware expanded its array of supported hardware accelerators by introducing support for the Intel® Arria® 10 GX Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) devices. This blog post zooms in on what an FPGA is, what the generic FPGA architecture looks like and how to expose an Intel® Arria® 10 GX The post vSphere Support for Intel FPGA appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.
Craig McLuckie – Modern Apps: VMware Tanzu and Your Kubernetes Journey
VMware Tanzu has been introduced to transform the way enterprises build, run and manage applications on Kubernetes. This session will focus on making the best use of Kubernetes to address the needs of BOTH operators and developers. We will explore the elements of a modern software supply chain…Read More
Where Enterprise Apps are Headed in 2020
As the saying goings, hindsight is always 20/20, but with the new year coming there is plenty of foresight and predictions for 2020. The enterprise applications space has undergone significant disruption in recent years, which is likely to continue for years yet to come. In this 2020 predictions…Read More
For 2020, the crystal ball remains positively cloudy
Each year around this time we’re inundated with predictions from tech executives. Most are rather predictable, but there are always a few that stand out for going against the grain. So for this year’s cloud predictions, I thought I’d share some of the more interesting examples — along with a few…Read More
View the Top 5 Webcasts from 2019 On Demand
Here’s your chance to catch up with our five most popular webcasts from last year. Don’t miss out on the webcasts that your peers found most interesting in 2019. Troubleshooting vSphere HA and DRS Clusters In this webinar, we explored some of the issues that can arise in vSphere HA and DRS host clusters The post View the Top 5 Webcasts from 2019 On Demand appeared first on VMware Education Services.
A Hyperconvergence Progress Report: Has Kubernetes Stolen the Show?
If an open source extension succeeds in making Kubernetes a virtual machine orchestrator, the value proposition supporting hyperconvergence could get pulled out from under it.
