VMs with Virtual SCSI Bus Sharing | #vExpert Vincent JansenVMs with Virtual SCSI Bus SharingIf you’ve ever spent time patching a set of ESXi hosts, the following scenario will likely feel all too familiar. You kick off the deployment of a new cluster image in a VMware HA cluster. Everything starts smoothly, updates are rolling... Continue Reading →

Why the Old CVE Math Just Broke for Java AppsWhy the Old CVE Math Just Broke for Java AppsIt’s Monday morning. Your boss walks up, says “scrap the backlog, we’ve got a list of CVEs longer than that curved screen we bought you last year, the CISO is coming, fix them,” and goes to brunch.... Continue Reading →

OpenRewrite, AI, and chaining CVEs - patching Java apps in 2026OpenRewrite, AI, and chaining CVEs - patching...It's Monday morning. Your boss walks up, says "scrap the backlog, we've got a list of CVEs longer than that curved screen we bought you last year, the CISO is coming, fix them," and goes to brunch. A year... Continue Reading →

Ditching External KMS: The AngrySysOps Guide to vSphere Native Key Provider | #vExpert Piotr TarnawskiDitching External KMS: The AngrySysOps Guide to...Let’s be honest: managing external Key Management Servers (KMS) for vSphere VM encryption has always been a massive pain. Introducing the Native Key Provider (NKP). No external KMS required. It’s built right into vCenter, it’s... Continue Reading →

VCF 9.1 in a Minilab | Tom FojtaVCF 9.1 in a MinilabThis is follow up to my previous blog post Deploying VCF 9 in a Minilab - I have made some changes in my lab and upgraded to VCF 9.1. My original HW BOM: Two GMKtec K8 Plus mini PCs. One with 96 GB and... Continue Reading →

Guardrails in VCF Automation 9.1 | #vExpert Rutger BlomGuardrails in VCF Automation 9.1Self-service without guardrails is just delegated infrastructure access with a nicer interface. In this post I look at guardrails in the VCF Automation 9.1 All Apps model, and how organizations, quotas, namespaces, networking, policies, and extensibility work together to make private cloud [...]Broadcom... Continue Reading →

VCF 9.1 - Interactive Upgrade Planning Tool | William LamVCF 9.1 - Interactive Upgrade Planning ToolOne of the biggest advantages of VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 9.1 is its flexibility and broad support for existing customer environments, meeting customers where they are at in their Private Cloud journey. From existing standalone vSphere deployments with VCF Operations... Continue Reading →

Increase Deployment Flexibility with VCF Edge Automation 1.0.3Increase Deployment Flexibility with VCF Edge...VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) is widely recognized as the foundation for enterprise-grade private clouds in centralized data centers. VMware Cloud Foundation Edge (VCF Edge) expands upon this architecture, providing a unified platform specifically engineered for distributed environments. VCF [...]Broadcom Social Media Advocacy

VMware Data Services Manager 9.1 - Microsoft SQL Server Point-in-Time RecoveryVMware Data Services Manager 9.1 - Microsoft...VMware Data Services Manager 9.1 brings Microsoft SQL Server to general availability on VCF — fully supported and ready for production workloads. In this demo by Eric Gray from VCF technical marketing, you'll see the point-in-time recovery workflow end-to-end.... Continue Reading →

VMware Good2know [CW19] – This blog post delivers a comprehensive VMware newsletter update with a primary focus on the features and announcement of VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 9.1. #vExpert Marcel Daube, vmdaubeVMware Good2know [CW19] – vmdaubeThis blog post delivers a comprehensive VMware newsletter update with a primary focus on the features and announcement of VMware... Continue Reading →