SDDC in pocket – virtualization, cloud, networking, storage
In the VMware Cloud Director 10.2 GA blog post, Guy mentioned the key themes for this release being: networking with NSX-T, OVA deployment and storage management improvements, Dev Ready cloud increased coverage, aPaaS consumption and easier usability. In this post we’ll look at some of the […]
With vSphere 7.0, VMware takes an innovative approach to the vSphere suite, integrating it with the Kubernetes container management platform and adding several updates and features. Learn about the 10 most functional and innovative vSphere 7.0 features.
The first in a series of videos that walk you through the whole process of deploying and using vSphere with Tanzu. This particular video focuses on the lab setup we’re going to use for the series, the networking prerequisites and setting up routing using Linux gateways. If you already have a […]
The VMware Learning Zone Free subscription has been extended, BUT IT WILL EXPIRE BY 31 OCTOBER, SO YOU MUST ACT NOW!
We are excited to announce the general availability of VMware Tanzu Kubernetes Grid 1.2 with support for Kubernetes 1.19. Tanzu Kubernetes Grid 1.2 follows the announcement of four new VMware Tanzu editions, each of which package capabilities of the Tanzu portfolio into solutions that directly […]
It’s here! 10.2 is now GA, the second release of VMware Cloud Director this year! VMware Cloud Director continues to be a market leader, delivering highly scalable and NSX-T backed secure cloud infrastructure.
The good folks at Supermicro have sent me a couple of boxes to play with, and I’m keen to see how it all works since I first saw it at VMworld last year. Now with VMworld 2020 over, I’m also super excited to get the latest and greatest vSAN running on it.
My Raspberry Pi 4 BOM for ESXi-Arm Fling
With the release of the highly anticipated ESXi-Arm Fling, I thought it would be useful to share my hardware build-of-materials that I am currently using with ESXi-Arm Fling, especially as folks have been asking about what is possible or things to be aware of before purchasing a Raspberry Pi. I do want to stress that […]
How to Install ESXi-Arm Step by Step on Raspberry Pi 4. A look at hardware, UEFI disk creation, ESXi on Arm ISO creation, installation, boot.
Announcing GA of vRealize Operations 8.2 and vRealize Operations Cloud
vRealize Operations 8.2 is now GA! This blog was co-authored with Brandon Gordon and John Dias. It doesn’t seem that long ago that we announced the latest release of vRealize Operations and vRealize Operations Cloud. However, a lot has happened in that time including our first-ever virtual VMworld that was packed with announcements The post Announcing GA of vRealize Operations 8.2 and vRealize Operations Cloud appeared first on VMware Cloud Management.
Announcing General Availability of vSphere 7 Update 1
On September 15 we announced the upcoming release of vSphere 7 Update 1. Today, I am excited to share that it is now generally available. If you missed our announcement webcast on September 15, no problem. You can watch a replay of the webcast “Up-Level to Developer-Ready Infrastructure” anytime you’d like. What’s new in vSphere 7 Update 1? vSphere 7 Update 1 introduces The post Announcing General Availability of vSphere 7 Update 1 appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.
What’s New with vRealize Automation 8.2 – Technical Overview
vRealize Automation (vRA) 8.2 introduces many awesome new features including enhanced governance through shared infrastructure multitenancy, custom role based access control, and new approval options. Support for Terraform is provided directly on the design canvas and full support for the NSX-T Policy APIs is available. This blog post will walk through the new features The post What’s New with vRealize Automation 8.2 – Technical Overview appeared first on VMware Cloud Management.
Nvidia and VMware have partnered on a major artificial intelligence deal in which VMware will make its IT management software compatible with Nvidia’s computer chips tailored for deep learning.
Even third-party software could run there one day, managed by vSphere
Announcing Project Monterey – Redefining Hybrid Cloud Architecture
Last year at VMworld we announced Project Pacific, a rearchitecture of VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) to deeply integrate Kubernetes into the fabric of vSphere. Project Pacific quickly led to product releases closely integrated with our Tanzu portfolio – VMware Cloud Foundation with Tanzu and now vSphere with Tanzu – to provide a powerful and consistent The post Announcing Project Monterey – Redefining Hybrid Cloud Architecture appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.
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Here’s Pat Gelsinger’s bullish remarks during VMworld 2020 on VMware’s future, partnership with Nvidia, 5G and COVID-19 disruption.
This blog post talks about everything you need to know about HCI Mesh™ feature which is part of vSAN 7.0 U1[…]
This blog talks about everything should know about enhancements with vSAN 7.0 U1 / vSAN 7 Update 1 Durability Component […]
Whether you’re years deep into the Kubernetes experience or just dipping your toes into the water, there’s no such thing as too much perspective. After all, Kubernetes is poised to become a foundational element of enterprise infrastructure, and it’s evolving fast. Mistakes made today could […]
MinIO brings software-defined, cloud-native object storage to VMware Cloud Foundation with Tanzu through the newly launched vSAN Data Persistence platform.
Join us as we discuss exciting new updates for the Azure VMware Solution service. Learn more about how running VMware natively in Azure can provide cost efficiencies for your Windows and SQL Server workloads.
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Simplify Your Approach to Application Modernization with 4 Simple Editions for the Tanzu Portfolio
We recently announced four new VMware Tanzu editions, each of which packages capabilities of the Tanzu portfolio into a solution that directly addresses a single, common customer challenge. Your effort to modernize applications is already complex. Tanzu editions simplify your access to the tools you’ll need to move forward. Common principles Before walking through each of the four new editions, it’s important to first call out the characteristics that are common to all of them. Open…Read More
