Deployment of VMware Cloud Director 10.2 on…

Deployment of VMware Cloud Director 10.2 on VMware Cloud Foundation 4.0

Deployment of VMware Cloud Director 10.2 on…

VMware Cloud Director on VMware Cloud Foundation is quite beneficial for providers as it saves time in the deployment and configuration of underlying infrastructure required for VMware Cloud Director. There are various ways by which one can deploy VMware Cloud Director on VMware Cloud Foundation. This video talks about one of the deployment scenario and demonstrates the end to end deployment process of VMware Cloud Director 10.2 in the management domain of VMware Cloud Foundation 4.0. Products covered: VMware Cloud Director, VMware Cloud Foundation


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Announcing Limited Extension of VMware vSphere 6.5 General Support Period

Announcing Limited Extension of VMware vSphere…

By — Paul Turner, VP Product Management, Cloud Platform Business Unit, VMware This month marks a full year that many businesses transitioned to a work from home model with the onset of the global pandemic. That’s created challenges for some of our customers with regards to IT operations and strategic planning. It has also led … Continued The post Announcing Limited Extension of VMware vSphere 6.5 General Support Period appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.


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Announcing Limited Extension of vSAN 6.5 and…

Announcing Limited Extension of vSAN 6.5 and 6.6 General Support Period

Announcing Limited Extension of vSAN 6.5 and…

VMware is committed to supporting our customers for growth and success. In these trying times, some of you have contacted us to share that the global pandemic has made it more difficult to execute your planned infrastructure upgrades. We can help address this challenge by offering both increased flexibility and continued support as we work … Continued The post Announcing Limited Extension of vSAN 6.5 and 6.6 General Support Period appeared first on VMware vSAN Virtual Blocks Blog.


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