Avoid Costly Surprises with AI/ML Based Anomaly Detection
We are excited to announce the general availability of CloudHealth Anomaly Detection! In our prior blog announcing the public beta of this feature, we went over how anomaly detection can help you take control of your cloud costs with visibility into unusual or abnormal spend by analyzing cost spend
Training vs Inference – Memory Consumption by Neural Networks
This article dives deeper into the memory consumption of deep learning neural network architectures. What exactly happens when an input is presented to a neural network, and why do data scientists mainly struggle with out-of-memory errors? Besides Natural Language Processing (NLP), computer […]
Deploying Oracle RAC on VMware vSphere using NVMe-oF/FC with Pure X50 FlashArray…
Business Critical Oracle Workloads have stringent IO requirements and enabling, sustaining, and ensuring the highest possible performance along with continued application availability is a major goal for all mission critical Oracle applications to meet the demanding business SLA’s, all the way […]
Network Encryption in VMware vSphere 7
VMware is often asked if all network communications from vSphere, vSAN, Cloud Foundation, and Cloud are encrypted. VMware is often asked if all network communications from vSphere, vSAN, Cloud Foundation, and Cloud are encrypted. This short document is intended to help customers understand […]
Heads Up – Potential missing vCenter Server Events due to sequence ID overflow
We had a few users who had reported issues with using the VMware Event Broker Appliance (VEBA) solution where VEBA was not receiving any events from the connected vCenter Server. This was really puzzling for the team to debug because the user clearly saw events in both the vSphere UI as well […]
VCAP-CMA Design 2022 certification Tips
This week I finally passed the VCAP-CMA Design 2022 certification. I passed the exam in my second attempt with a score of 324 out of 500 […]
vSAN Performance 7.0 U3 Whats new? – virtually Sensei
vSAN 7.0 U3 introduces a new strided write feature that reduces write amplification factor significantly for R5/R6 objects […]
Configuring Global Managers and Local Managers in VMware NSX-T Federation – Digi…
In this article I will cover configuring active/standby Global Manager and local managers in VMware NSX-T Federation.
TOP 7 Sessions VMware Explore 2022
VMware EXPLORE is approaching fast. Why 7 sessions only you might ask. Well, considering you have 3 days of VMware EXPLORE, you don’t want to “supercharge” yourself to with sessions, when you know that they’ll be available for watching later. A seven sessions leaves you with 2-3 daily sessions […]
Modernizing VDI for a New Horizon
With the release of VMware Horizon 8, several legacy components are removed or deprecated, though companies have the option to remain on Horizon 7 for an extended period. This guide provides options and guidance for the many paths to migrating from View Composer, persistent disks, and Persona Management to modern alternatives.
Quick Tip – ESXi 7.0 Update 3f now includes all Intel I219 devices from Community Networking Driver Fling
Thanks to Reuben F who left a comment on the Community Networking Driver for ESXi Fling asking about something interesting he saw in the latest ESXi 7.0 Update 3f release notes regarding Intel ne1000 driver. ESXi 7.0 Update 3f upgrades the Intel-ne1000 driver to support Intel I219-LM devices that are required for newer server models, […]
vExpert 2021 Second Half Award Announcement
Tweet Thank you to everyone who applied for vExpert and to the vExpert PROs for managing the voting process, it’s a lot of work! We are pleased to announce the list of 2022 second half vExperts. You can visit the vExpert Directory to see the list and profiles of each vExpert. All of the new … Continued The post vExpert 2021 Second Half Award Announcement appeared first on VMware vExpert Blog.
VMware vSphere+ and VMware vSAN+ Now Generally Available
Today, VMware is proud to announce the general availability of VMware vSphere+™ and VMware vSAN+™. Originally announced on June 28, vSphere+ and vSAN+ deliver the benefits of the cloud to on-premises workloads. vSphere+ combines industry-leading cloud infrastructure, an enterprise-ready […]
Your Kubernetes journey starts at VMware Explore 2022 US! 146 K8s sessions await
VMware 💙 Kubernetes Your K8s journey starts at #VMwareExplore 2022 US! 145+ sessions await, covering everything from DevOps & DevSecOps, to Kubernetes Ops, to Cloud Native App Development, and Open Source. Register now
New Release – PowerCLI 12.7
The PowerCLI team has some exciting news this week! PowerCLI version 12.7 is out and it’s packed with lots of new and exciting features. We have made a long requested module available on PowerShell Core, extended many cmdlets and added some new ones, and also improved the performance of others. PowerCLI 12.7 comes with the … Continued The post New Release – PowerCLI 12.7 appeared first on VMware PowerCLI Blog.
What every IT Admin needs to know about vSphere+ and vSAN+
Today, organizations of all sizes have business-critical workloads running on-premises to get the benefits of resiliency, performance, economics, locality, and more. However, these workloads can be spread across infrastructure siloes making governance difficult across multiple operating models. Moreover, the underlying infrastructure resources may not come with the toolset needed to enable developer velocity and modern applications. It’s time to break free from these constraints with vSphere+ and vSAN+, available as a subscription, which bring the benefits of the cloud to on-premises workloads, delivering high-value cloud services for IT admins and developers to supercharge IT admins and developers to supercharge IT productivity and…Read More
VCF Upgrade of NSX-T: Post Upgrade Validation fails error_message : No backup sc…
While trying to finish a NSX-T upgrade within VCF, it failed on the post upgrade check. Turns out, it was looking to see if the backup job was scheduled. Seeing that error, it seemed simple to enable within the UI. Navigating to the UI the “Schedule Recurring Backup” Menu seemed to die and […]
How do I set an advanced setting which is not listed through esxcli on the comma…
Someone asked this question recently, and it is a valid point, it seems that some namespaces are not available through esxcli when it comes to the advanced settings. Now you can of course set the advanced settings via the UI, but in some cases you may need/want to script them. This is possible […]
VMware vSphere 7 Clustered VMDK support for WSFC
vSphere 7.0 introduces support for the use of VMDKs on clustered datastore as shared disk resources for a WSFC. Using VMDKs reduces the extra overhead to manage the virtual disks compared to pRDMs. You can enable clustered VMDK support when you create a new VMFS6 datastore, or enable clustered […]
HCX for Legacy vSphere Evacuation
The Opportunity: There are traditional business-originated events or initiatives are commonly the trigger for our customers to rehost, re-platform or rebalance. These are the key HCX use cases (from a business standpoint). Customer-driven use cases We can’t mention the HCX use cases without […]
