Modern Infrastructure: Streamlining Operations with VCF 9.1 | Listen in to this session on streamlining operations, where we discuss improved management and operations capabilities in VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1. We discuss advanced capabilities that will help your Day 0 to Day N for private cloud. With Sehjung Hah | Product Marketing Engineer, VCF Division, Broadcom.Modern... Continue Reading →

Capture a Namespace as a Blueprint in VMware Cloud FoundationCapture a Namespace as a Blueprint in VMware...VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 9.1 has released tons of great new features! This blog focuses on an exciting feature update to VMware Cloud Foundation Automation 9.1: the ability to capture a vsphere namespace and then redeploy that environment as... Continue Reading →

VCF 9.1 Brings Multi-Network Support to VMware vSphere Kubernetes ServiceVCF 9.1 Brings Multi-Network Support to VMware...Part 1 of a series on VKS Multiple Networks in VCF 9.1 TL;DR: VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 9.1 and vSphere Kubernetes Service (VKS) 3.6 introduce declarative multi-NIC support for Kubernetes nodes, making VKS multi-network support a first-class platform capability. This... Continue Reading →

VCF 9.1 - Side-loading VCF binaries into VCF Installer & Fleet Depot Service for Air-Gapped EnvironmentsVCF 9.1 - Side-loading VCF binaries into VCF...VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 9.1 continues to support side-loading, or direct upload, of VCF binaries into the VCF Installer, similar to VCF 9.0. However, there is now an additional workflow required after the... Continue Reading →

VCF 9.1 Tag Management: Elevating Operational GovernanceVCF 9.1 Tag Management: Elevating Operational...In our previous deep dive into Introducing Centralized Tag Management in VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0, we explored how the introduction of VCF-level Tag Management began to break down the silos of individual vCenters. It set the stage for a “fleet-wide” mindset. With the release... Continue Reading →

Stuck on vSphere 7 or 8? How to get to VCF 9.1 on your EXISTING Servers (No Hardware Refresh Required!) – #vExpert Christopher Kusek, PKGuildStuck on vSphere 7 or 8? How to get to VCF 9.1...Hardware shortages shouldn't strand your infrastructure. Discover how VMware erased the line in the sand, allowing legacy server support for... Continue Reading →

Say Goodbye to Maintenance Windows: vSAN 9.1 Brings “Hot-Extend” | Good news: with the release of VCF 9.1, clustered applications are finally getting some much-deserved love in this release. The biggest highlight? We now have zero-downtime hot-extend for shared virtual disks. – #vExpert Bart PeetersSay Goodbye to Maintenance Windows: vSAN 9.1...Good news: with the release... Continue Reading →

When Flash Shelves Replace Storage Nodes: Inside the vSAN JBOF Architecture — Barhum.aiWhen Flash Shelves Replace Storage Nodes:...VMware vSAN and Samsung's JBOF reference design show what happens when you decouple flash capacity from compute — and why it matters for AI-ready infrastructure. – Eliran BarhumBroadcom Social Media Advocacy

Recovering from a ransomware attack with VCF Protection and Recovery 9.1 | Duncan EppingRecovering from a ransomware attack with VCF...VMware Live Recovery (or as it is called these days, VCF Protection and Recovery) provides a mechanism for both Disaster Recovery as well as Ransomware Recovery. In this demo I show you how you can recover... Continue Reading →

When AI Finds Vulnerabilities Faster Than You Can Patch — VCF 9.1 Has an Answer — Barhum.aiWhen AI Finds Vulnerabilities Faster Than You...AI models can now find zero-day vulnerabilities in hours, not months. The question is whether your infrastructure can keep up. VCF 9.1 was built for exactly this moment.Broadcom Social Media Advocacy