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VMware’s Developer Play
The change in marketing leadership at VMware indicates that the company has had enough of trying to convince developers to get interested in infrastructure and wants to try a different approach. Read More
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VMware Adds Distributed IPS/IDS to NSX
VMware has added distributed IPS/IDS to NSX, but is it ready for real-world operations? Read More
DR to VMware Cloud on AWS with Site Recovery Manager
VMware has added DR capabilities to VMware Cloud on AWS with Site Recovery Manager support. Read More
VMware Makes Kubernetes Even More So With Tanzu
VMware has added Kubernetes capabilities to vSphere and elsewhere, but ease-of-use remains elusive. Read More
TFD18 Prep: VMware
Justin does some background reading on VMware before their appearance at Tech Field Day 18. Read More
The Eigencast 027: VMworld 2017 Preview With Stu Miniman
Justin talks to Stu Miniman from Silicon Angle Media about the upcoming VMworld 2017 conference. Read More
SFD9 Prep: VMware
VMware is spending on SaaS and marketing new products, one of which is VSAN, which I don’t really like. Read More
HowTo: Platform9 + Ravello + VMware
RavelloSystems provides a cloud-based platform for spinning up a test-lab quickly and easily, and it supports VMware’s vSphere/ESXi hypervisor through nested hypervisors (running ESXi on a Google or AWS compute instance). Platform9 is a cloud-based automation and control platform for spinning up and managing an OpenStack environment quickly and easily,… Read More
vROps in Practice: Review After A Month
This is the third post in a series on vROps sponsored by VMware. Check out part 1 and part 2. I’ve had vROps running in the lab for over a month now, and I’ve also been playing with it in Hands On Labs. Overall, it’s a good product, though not… Read More
Configuring VMware vROps For The First Time
This is part of a series of posts sponsored by VMware. Read my disclosure statement here. You’ve got vROps installed after reading my last post on how to do it. Great! Now what? Now we need to configure it to do things. This is both really easy, and also a… Read More