What’s New in VMware Horizon 7.10

What's New in VMware Horizon 7.10What's New in VMware Horizon 7.10VMware announced the availability of Horizon 7 Version 7.10, CART 5.2, App Volumes 2.18 and DEM 9.9. A look at the changes in the new versions.VMware Social Media Advocacy

VMware Tools 11.0 – Out Now!

VMware Tools 11.0 – Out Now!VMware Tools 11.0 – Out Now!VMware Tools is a critical component in your virtual infrastructure. It provides drivers for virtual and paravirtual devices, security components, and capabilities such as guest file system quiesced snapshots. On that note, I am delighted to announce the general availability of VMware Tools 11.0. What’s... Continue Reading →

What’s New with vRealize Network Insight 5.0

What’s New with vRealize Network Insight 5.0What’s New with vRealize Network Insight 5.0We’re excited to announce the release of VMware vRealize Network Insight 5.0, which introduces a bunch of new features! The anchor features of this release are new integrations with VMware SD-WAN by VeloCloud and Public Cloud Azure. Other major features include Network Flow... Continue Reading →

A vMoment on NSX Tips

A vMoment on NSX TipsA vMoment on NSX TipsI have been tweeting about NSX Tips for over an year and one of my friends who is actively preparing for his VCP-NV 2019 recommended me to post the tips as a blog for quick reference. Hence I thought to sort them together as a Twitter moment... Continue Reading →

Capacity Overview in vSAN 6.7 U3

Capacity Overview in vSAN 6.7 U3Capacity Overview in vSAN 6.7 U3Advertise here with BSA I just wanted to do a short post before the weekend, in vSAN 6.7 U3 there’s a great capacity overview screen. It shows a couple of things, first of all it provides a simple bar that shows “data written”, “reserved space”... Continue Reading →

vSpeaking Podcast Ep 129: Project Pacific

vSpeaking Podcast Ep 129: Project PacificvSpeaking Podcast Ep 129: Project PacificOne of the big announcements at VMworld was a technology preview called Project Pacific. Project Pacific is a re-architecture of vSphere with Kubernetes as its control plane. To a developer, Project Pacific looks like a Kubernetes cluster where they can use Kubernetes declarative syntax to... Continue Reading →

Using VMmark as a Performance Analysis Tool

Using VMmark as a Performance Analysis ToolUsing VMmark as a Performance Analysis ToolVMmark 3 as a Performance Analysis Tool VMmark was originally developed to fill the need for a server consolidation benchmark for a rapidly changing datacenter that was becoming increasingly dominated by virtualization. The design of VMmark, which is a collection of workloads, gives... Continue Reading →

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