HomeLab Stage XXXIV: Site Recovery Manager
Site Recovery Manager Implementing Stage XXXIII: NSX-T was a huge part for my HomeLab. What comes next? After attending another very useful VMware LiveFire Training (Advanced Cloud Services Implementation) I played again with the Site Recovery Manager. We replicated VMs… Read More.
Hands on with VMware Horizon 7.12
Although this 7.12 release doesn’t have any huge new features, it does have some interesting new ones that should make desktop administration and provisioning easier, and streaming applications launch faster. Read more…Read More
How Does Workspace ONE UEM Enable Distributed Employees with Apple Devices?
Authored by Paul Mounkes with input from the VMware Product Management and Technical Marketing teams. With the unending supply of books, seminars and training courses that promise to teach us how to succeed in business, it seems like there are more business tenets than there are stars in the sky….Read More
Getting Started with Kubernetes and Its Ecosystem (Part 2)
Some upstream projects that Kubernetes architects and engineers use to set up Kubernetes production systems for customers.
Business Continuity With VMware Cloud on AWS: Episode #5
Learn about how VMware Cloud on AWS can help businesses continue their operations without any disruptions in uncertain events.
vSphere 7 – Assignable Hardware
A wide variety of modern workloads greatly benefit from using hardware accelerators to offload certain capabilities, save CPU cycles, and gain a lot of performance in general. Think about the telco industry for example: Network Function Virtualization (NFV) platforms utilizing NICs and FPGAs. Or …Read More
Creating a vSAN 7.0 Stretched Cluster
Advertise here with BSA A while ago I wrote this article and created this demo showing the creation of a vSAN Stretched Cluster. I bumped into the article/video today when I was looking for something and figured that it is time to recreate the vSAN Stretched Cluster demo. I recorded it today, using vSphere / vSAN 7, and just […]
New Resource Limits in Cloud Assembly
vRealize Automation Cloud Assembly is expanding limit types with the March feature release. We now offer improved methods for controlling CPU, Memory, and Storage utilization within a Cloud Zone that is assigned to a Project. Cloud Zones can be assigned to more than one Project. This allows a Cloud Administrator to overallocate resources across Projects. The post New Resource Limits in Cloud Assembly appeared first on VMware Cloud Management.
Rapidly respond to business continuity challenges with VMware Cloud on AWS
As the world is responding to the COVID-19 crisis, our thoughts and prayers are with everyone … The post Rapidly respond to business continuity challenges with VMware Cloud on AWS appeared first on VMware Cloud Community.
