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VMware Skyline now available for Cloud Provider partners
We are glad to announce that VMware Skyline (Skyline) – our proactive support solution – is now available to all our Cloud Provider partners through our Cloud Partner Navigator (CPN) portal. Why Skyline? All VMware Partner Connect partners with a valid VMware Cloud Provider Program agreement […]
We’re introducing new capabilities to help our customers prepare for upgrading to the latest releases — now available with NSX-T Data Center 3.2.0.1. To ensure that existing NSX deployments can be successfully upgraded to NSX-T Data Center 3.2.x, we have provided an NSX Upgrade Evaluation […]
VMware NSX-T 3.2 is one of our largest releases — and it’s packed full of innovative features that address multi-cloud security, scale-out networking, and simplified operations. Check out the release blog for an overview of the new features introduced with this release. Among those […]
VMware’s CEO Raghu Raghuram talks about Tanzu Kubernetes compared to Red Hat OpenShift, AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Athos, and 2022 strategy after Dell spin-off.
Tanzu is the new vSphere: Without doubts, over the last few years VMware has been working hard to shake off its reliable, respectable but somehow stale “virtualization company” image within the IT community and it has been successfully broadening its reach […]
In this VMware Multi-Cloud Briefing, we focus on enabling you to get your organization’s ideas into the world faster without complexity.
In my previous post Home Lab Step-by-Step Part-2-Hostconfig we configured the IP address on our physical ESXi host, and now we are ready to configure networks required for our nested SDDC. […]
In this post we’ll use the Tanzu Package repository to deploy a Prometheus time series database for collecting metrics in our TCE cluster, and a Grafana server for visualizing the metrics.
This post will take a closer look at the NSX Advanced Load Balancer (Avi) and how we can integrate it with a Kubernetes through the Avi Kubernetes Operator (AKO).
Deploying Kubernetes resources usually involves creating or editing YAML manifests in a text editor before finally applying a desired state to the cluster. A YAML manifest saved in version control is a great way to manage […]
