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10 Small Changes That Made My Home Lab Far More Reliable. – #vExpert Brandon Lee
Small, practical changes that improved my home lab reliability, stability, and uptime without new hardware. Real lessons from running a reliable home lab.
War rooms and manual runbooks are doing more than slowing SAP teams down. They are burning out your best experts.
This blog explores the human cost of manual SAP operations and how automated orchestration with Automic Automation helps teams move from reactive firefighting to consistent, scalable execution.
Read the blog to see how leading SAP teams are reclaiming time, talent, and trust. ⬇️
It’s a scenario every SAP Basis lead knows well. A critical system refresh fails, a project is delayed, and suddenly your team is dragged into a “war room”.
RansomHouse RaaS
RansomHouse is a double-extortion, Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) operation, attributed to the threat actor Jolly Scorpius. This group employs a double-extortion method, generating revenue through ransoming encrypted files and sensitive data, and primarily targets virtualized environments […]
vDefend Security Services Platform and Security Segmentation – Part 3 – NSX Onboarding and Feature Activation. – #vExpert Harikrishnan T.
Welcome back!!! We are at Part 3 of the blog series on vDefend Security Services Platform and Security Segmentation. In this chapter we will onboard the NSX manager cluster to SSP and activate Security Intelligence and DFW Rule Analysis features.
Adding Tags to your VMs in VCF Automation Blueprints. – #vExpert Brock Peterson
I’ve created various Blueprints in my VCF Automation environment, addressing different customer demands. I’d like users deploying VMs via the Generic VM Blueprint to add vSphere Tags to their deployments, this is what I did. All screenshots in this blog are taken from VCFA 8.18.1. […]
VMware Configuration Maximum tool | 🚨 📢 🥳 The VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0 Latency diagram is now officially available on the Ports and Protocols website under Network Diagrams –> VMware Cloud Foundation. This official guide should be printed out and on every Architect and Admin’s wall! #VCF #VMware #LAG #vExpert
🚨 📢 🥳 The VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0 Latency diagram is now officially available on the Ports and Protocols website under Network Diagrams –> VMware Cloud Foundation. This official guide should be printed out and on every Architect and Admin’s wall! #VCF #VMware #LAG #vExpert
Managing private cloud doesn’t need to be hard. VMware Cloud Foundation makes operations simple, governance, and streamlined workflows built in.
Learn how:
#VCF #PrivateCloud #CloudOps #InfrastructureAsCode
Managing private cloud doesn’t need to be hard. VMware Cloud Foundation makes operations simple, governance, and streamlined workflows built in. Learn how: #VCF #PrivateCloud #CloudOps #InfrastructureAsCode
Have We Reached a Public Cloud Tipping Point? Part 1 of 2: Escalating outages in 2025, combined with evolving security risks, are causing more organizations to rethink their cloud strategy … Read on.
Part 1 of 2: Escalating outages in 2025, combined with evolving security risks, are causing more organizations to rethink their cloud strategy
Deploying the VCF Operations for Logs Appliance in VCF 9 – Virtualization Blog
Last week I completed my VCF 9 lab, which I will explain in more detail later, including hardware and overall lab design. Now I want to deploy VCF Operations for Logs in my home lab. Deploying VCF Operations for Logs is pretty straightforward. You first need to download the binary file and […]
Realtek NIC Finally Arrives for ESXi: A New Boost for Homelab Enthusiasts – GiovanniDominoni.it
Great news for all the homelab builders and virtualization enthusiasts out there — Realtek network cards can now be used with ESXi thanks to a custom driver developed by a VCF Engineer,officially released as a FLING VIB offline bundle. […]
