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VMware Interoperability and upgrade matrix

Posted on December 18, 2020

Like most of you are aware it is really important to keep track of which VMware versions are compatible with each other.But how can you keep track of these requirements? This is…

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VMware based homelab

Posted on December 8, 2020

So today I will share with you some of my research I did for building a VMware based homelab. I must confess I did not yet buy one. I am a bit…

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VMware solutions on AWS, Google Cloud and Azure

Posted on November 19, 2020

In this blog I am going to show you the differend VMware solutions AWS, Google cloud and Azure have to offer. All three providers have a fully managed solution. Which means that…

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ESXi on Raspberry PI

Posted on October 23, 2020

VMware has released a fling* to run ESXi on ARM. Nice right? I am now able to run ESXi on my Raspberry Pi. How cool would it be if I could show…

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VMware Configuration Maximums

Posted on February 25, 2020

I often get asked questions about configuration maximums in regards to VMware products. Often this results in me doing a quick Google Search to find the answer. The other day I was…

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Monitoring vSphere and vSan using Sexigraf

Posted on February 5, 2020

So today I want to share a really nice tool with you that you can use for monitoring your vSphere and vSan environments called Sexigraf. Not only does it sound sexy it…

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Developer Center Code Capture

Posted on January 7, 2020

In the latest release of vCenter (6.7U2 and higher) you will find a feature called Developer Center Code Capture. If you are familiar with VMware flings you might know about the Onyx…

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vCenter Server 6.7 – File system storage seat is low on database storage space

Posted on December 4, 2019

Today I received an error in my vCenter Server:“Could not connect to one or more vCenter Server systems“ This surprised me, because this environment is a quiet one without any kind of…

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VMware Cloud Provider Blog

Confidential Computing, Part 2: The Technical Bits
by John Manferdelli on December 6, 2022 at 9:10 am
Part 1 of this series on Confidential Computing introduced the basic concepts and benefits of this emerging architecture for cloud computing. In this segment, we’ll dive deeper into the inner workings of this architecture and take a peek at some of the implementation challenges. Confidential Computing aims to significantly change how data security in cloud computing … Continued The post Confidential Computing, Part 2: The Technical Bits appeared first on VMware Cloud Provider Blog.
Advanced Recovery Settings and More Operational Improvements in VMware Cloud Director Availability 4.5
by Nikolay Patrikov on December 5, 2022 at 9:29 am
Along with the already announced enhancements to vSphere DR and Migration and the set of Provider-oriented features, VMware Cloud Director Availability 4.5 also brings some more operational improvements. Advanced Recovery Settings One of the most exciting new features is the new recovery settings menu that offers a complete set of replication customizations based on the VMware Cloud Director Guest … Continued The post Advanced Recovery Settings and More Operational Improvements in VMware Cloud Director Availability 4.5 appeared first on VMware Cloud Provider Blog.
Confidential Computing, Part 1: Tackling the Challenge of Multi-cloud, Distributed Security at Scale
by John Manferdelli on December 1, 2022 at 12:26 pm
In this three-part series, readers will learn all about Confidential Computing, an emerging standard for providing secure distributed security at scale. Though Confidential Computing environments provide obvious benefits, adoption and implementation barriers loom large. With the introduction of the open source Certifier Framework project by VMware, barriers to implementation diminish, putting the reality and benefits … Continued The post Confidential Computing, Part 1: Tackling the Challenge of Multi-cloud, Distributed Security at Scale appeared first on VMware Cloud Provider Blog.
New Features in VMware Cloud Director Availability 4.5 to Facilitate Cloud Provider Operations
by Nikolay Patrikov on November 30, 2022 at 1:50 pm
Simplicity and usability are key for a product to be successful. With every next release, we strive to deliver consistently new features that improve the overall experience for Cloud Providers and their tenants. VMware Cloud Director Availability 4.5 is no exception to that – we have plenty of new features focused on helping Cloud Providers deliver … Continued The post New Features in VMware Cloud Director Availability 4.5 to Facilitate Cloud Provider Operations appeared first on VMware Cloud Provider Blog.
Drive More Migration to Cloud with Our Updated 4.5 Migration Enhancements
by Nikolay Patrikov on November 28, 2022 at 3:31 pm
After enabling the dedicated VMware vSphere Clouds as a replication destination with the previous release, now we are pleased to present the major improvements that we did in VMware Cloud Director Availability 4.5. The new features cover several aspects – deployment, operability, and scalability. New Pairing When vSphere DR and Migration was first introduced in … Continued The post Drive More Migration to Cloud with Our Updated 4.5 Migration Enhancements appeared first on VMware Cloud Provider Blog.