Still Better Together: Juniper Networks QFX5100 Switches Certified with VMware NSX
It’s no secret that cloud computing is key to remaining competitive in today’s rapidly changing networking landscape. But, many organizations often overlook new network connectivity tools that are critical to capitalizing on all of the benefits offered by the cloud. That’s why I’m excited to share h…Read More
Using Windows Network Settings with VMware Horizon FLEX
VMware Horizon FLEX allows companies to remotely control and manage virtual machines (VMs). The Horizon FLEX security policies are primarily for managing the virtual ports and controlling the flow of […] The post Using Windows Network Settings with VMware Horizon FLEX appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog .
be_There to get Business Critical Applications on Enterprise Ready SDDC – Brocade blogs
This is the age of software with software ruling Data Center architecture and operation. The Cloud, whether it is Private or Public, is leveraging this Software Defined Data Center (SDDC) architecture to scale and drive down cost of operating these Data Centers. This attracts businesses to explore a…Read More
Mission Critical Support ‒ Onsite Support for Exceptional Escalations
Dealing with support requests is something Technical Account Managers (TAMs) do on a regular basis. For the most part, they go according to a pretty well-rehearsed script. A Support Request (SR) is logged, a support engineer is engaged, the TAM manages the issue according to SLAs and customer requirements, and a resolution […] The post Mission Critical Support ‒ Onsite Support for Exceptional Escalations appeared first on VMware TAM Blog.
Virtualize PostgreSQL: the Full Picture
By: Pete McKenna, Blue Medora The Blue Medora VMware vRealize Operations Management Pack for PostgreSQL provides rich, detailed metrics about your PostgreSQL database environment within a few clicks. Database visibility is one of the most common reasons customers look to Blue Medora for monitoring solutions, so we’ll explore this information, as well as take The post Virtualize PostgreSQL: the Full Picture appeared first on VMware Cloud Management .
Coming soon: The CloudCred VMworld Hands-On Labs Challenge!
The time is drawing near! Join the CloudCredibility.com team as we partner again with the experts in Hands-On Labs to bring you: The CloudCred VMworld Hands-On Labs Challenge
The Fierce Battle for Tech Talent -VMware Radius
Hiring quality people is critically important for technology companies, and the competition for top talent is fierce. What prompts a candidate to choose one company over another? That was the question put to four new executive hires at VMware. All four were highly coveted candidates, recruited by some of the Bay Area’s best-known companies. Their …
VMware CTO blog: Making It Easy To Build The Cloud
New innovations promise to make your life better. You find this in your private life in examples ranging from dishwashers to smartphones. Who would want to live without a smartphone today? But sometimes new technologies come at a cost. There are adoption hurdles from initial high prices to change of usage patterns.
Using VMware’s Logon Monitor Fling — Virtualization Review
Find and fix logon issues proactively.
“Disable vMotion & AMP On A Virtual Machine” via opvizor
As the heading implies people always used to ask this question as how can we easily disable vMotion on a virtual machine? But this is not a very easy task to handle with. You can get through this task. This happens when an error occurs in the process Read more… The post Disable vMotion & AMP On A Virtual Machine appeared first on opvizor.
Converged Monitoring for Converged Infrastructure
By: Bekah Suttner, Blue Medora Converged infrastructures have broad appeal to IT administrators, offering a single management console, components optimized for performance, simplified scalability, and more. Something that’s not always easy about converged infrastructure is monitoring. Using individual solutions for each component in your infrastructure can be inefficient, especially if those solutions are developed The post Converged Monitoring for Converged Infrastructure appeared first on…Read More
Remote site replicated Docker Registries with VMware Harbor via vmtocloud.com
One of the great features of VMware Harbor registry is the out of the box image replication. Some of you may just use this feature for a simple way to back up your registry but I found another use …Read More
VirtualSingh: Reset System Configuration using powercli
From quite a few months I am using Ravello Systems cloud infrastructure for my lab testing purpose and it was very painful for me whenever I wanted to test a feature or solution I have to deploy a new ESXi every time.
The new vSphere Client ushers in the end of the thick client era
VMware has jettisoned the thick client in favor of the thin client with the HTML5 Web Client, removing Flash-related vulnerabilities and adding functionality.
Auto create Nano server for ESXi with Powershell – Michael Ryom
To automate the task for creating a Nano Server VMDK with Powershell. When I first started out trying to create a Nano Server VMDK, I thought I could use…Read More
v101tv – Intro to virtualization and ESXi install
Here’s the very first video of the new v101.tv – a channel dedicated to sharing the knowledge of anything related to virtualization. You’ll find podcasts, installation and configuration walk-throughs, and whiteboard sessions. Stay tuned for the next videos! The post v101tv – Intro to virtualization and ESXi install appeared first on Tim’s Tech Thoughts .
Finally it is here–PowerShell for Linux and Mac
The most awaited feature is finally here. Never thought I would see Microsoft saying they love Linux and open source. But I suppose this was on the cards cause you can not ignore a vast population of IT landscape. So finally PowerShell is here for Linux and Mac environment.
vcdx181.com – Stage XX: VSAN All Flash
After completing my HomeLab / HomeDC Backup and Desaster Recovery in the last Stage XIX: Backup and Desaster Recovery it was time to update my VMware VSAN environment. #HomeLabKing
vcdx181.com – Trainings with me
Here are the VMware Trainings that I teach:
Dispelling 6 Common Myths of Application Management
The world of virtual desktop (VDI) and published/remote application environments has certainly come a long way. Centralized and server-based computing started out with apps being executed on servers and published for end users to access locally. Then came desktop virtualization in the form of both persistent and non-persistent pool deployments. Today, we are on the […] The post Dispelling 6 Common Myths of Application Management appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog .
