VMware® NSX for vSphere Network Virtualization Design Guide ver 3.0
VMware® NSX for vSphere Network Virtualization…
This is a updated edition of the VMware® NSX for vSphere Network Virtualization Design Guide
VMworld US 2016
Are you one of the Danes attending VMworld in Las Vegas?
I’m putting together a contact list for the Danish attendee’s
You can find the form here
Replicate VM to vCloud Air using vSphere…
Replicate VM to vCloud Air using vSphere Replication
Replicate VM to vCloud Air using vSphere…
In my last post Disaster Recovery with vcloud Air we discussed what is vcloud Air Disaster Recovery service and saw how to prepare your infrastructure for replicating VM’s to Vcloud Air. This post is continuation of my last post where I will be demonstrating how to replicate VM from on premise datacenter to vCloud Air. Let’s jump into action straightaway.
Users give thumbs-up to lower-end versions of…
TechTarget: Users give thumbs-up to lower-end versions of VMware’s NSX
Users give thumbs-up to lower-end versions of…
After almost three years of tepid acceptance from users, two new lower-end versions of VMware’s NSX network offering have stirred interest among some users.
Virtualization Review: 5 Great Opportunities at…
Virtualization Review: 5 Great Opportunities at VMworld 2016
Virtualization Review: 5 Great Opportunities at…
Training, Q&A and book signings are some of the things you can do at virtualization’s biggest show this year.
CormacHogan.com: Kubernetes on Photon Controller
CormacHogan.com: Kubernetes on Photon Controller
CormacHogan.com: Kubernetes on Photon Controller
Another container framework that VMware customers can evaluate on Photon Controller is Kubernetes, developed by Google and now open-sourced. Kubernetes is another popular framework that allows customers to automate, manage and scale containers. Just like my previous article on Mesos and Docker Swarm, the Photon Controller and Kubernetes deployment steps are very similar.
vExpert 2016 Second Half Applications are Now Open
vExpert 2016 Second Half Applications are Now Open
vExpert 2016 Second Half Applications are Now Open
Applications for the 2016 vExpert program are now open. This is the second and last chance to apply for vExpert in 2016. Applications will be accepted until July 1st at midnight PDT. The vExpert 2016 second half announcement will be on August 19th 2015. Current 2016 vExperts do not need to apply.
New vRealize Log Insight Videos in the Learning…
New #vRealize Log Insight Videos in the Learning Zone
New vRealize Log Insight Videos in the Learning…
VMware Learning Zone subscribers get one year of unlimited access to our cloud-based video training library taught by top VMware experts, including all our new releases. This month, Steve Flanders continued his series on VMware vRealize Log Insight with several new videos:
vRA and NSX – Using Baseline Security Groups
#vRA and NSX – Using Baseline Security Groups
vRA and NSX – Using Baseline Security Groups
vRA and NSX came together back when vRA (a.k.a. vCAC) 6.0 was released, just as VMware was transitioning from vCNS to NSX. In vRA 6.x, inventory-collected security groups must be selected (checked) per Reservation prior to being available for consumption by a multi-machine blueprint (and only MMBP’s support NSX in vRA 6.x). As I’ve highlighted several times before, the latest release of vRealize Automation (7.x) delivers deeper integrations with NSX and unified service authoring capabilities to make delivering application-centric networks the new norm. See this post for how vRA and NSX are better together…I won’t repeat those details here.
vSphere Thick Client End of Life – A Look at…
#vSphere Thick Client End of Life – A Look at the HTML 5 Client Fling #h5client
vSphere Thick Client End of Life – A Look at…
On May 18th VMware announced the end of the road for the C# vSphere Thick Client. The next version of vSphere-the thick client-will not be available. VMware has been building up to this moment and previously announced they wanted to move to a web based client to have maximum comparability and mobility. The current versions of the vSphere thick client will remain supported (5.5, 6.0) until their end of life cycle. So what does the future look like for the vSphere Client? VMware will keep the existing Flash web client and introduce the HTML5 based vSphere Client. The Flash web client will remain so third party developers can migrate their plugins over to the long term HTML5 client.