Transitioning to VMware vSphere Configuration…

Transitioning to VMware vSphere Configuration Profiles from Host ProfilesTransitioning to VMware vSphere Configuration...vSphere Configuration Profiles, first introduced in VMware vSphere 8.0, allows VMware Cloud Foundation administrators to manage the ESX host configuration at a cluster level. In this article, we will discuss how this feature compares to Host Profiles, and how to transition from Host... Continue Reading →

VMware vDefend DFW 1-2-3-4 Security Journey…

VMware vDefend DFW 1-2-3-4 Security Journey Stage 1 | This video demonstrates the first stage of the Security Journey, which starts with a security assessment and report to inform you of your security posture, and provides policy recommendations.VMware vDefend DFW 1-2-3-4 Security Journey...This video demonstrates the first stage of the Security Journey, which starts with... Continue Reading →

MCP Security Guide

MCP Security GuideMCP Security GuideThe Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard designed to allow AI models to securely and consistently discover, connect to, and utilize external resources. MCP is a transport layer, and it can connect to multiple types of interfaces — such as APIs, databases, workflows, and even other [...]Broadcom Social Media... Continue Reading →

vSAN Stretched Cluster

vSAN Stretched Cluster | #vExpert Leif HegdalvSAN Stretched ClusterWhat is a stretched cluster? A vSAN stretched cluster is a deployment model where a single vSAN cluster is extended across two geographically separated data centers, with a third site hosting the Witness Appliance. This architecture provides site‑level resilience by synchronously [...]Broadcom Social Media Advocacy

VCF 9.0 — vSphere Converge Journey | AngrySysOps

VCF 9.0 — vSphere Converge Journey | Interactive step-by-step portal for converting an existing vSphere environment into VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0. – #vExpert Piotr Tarnawski, AngrySysOpsVCF 9.0 — vSphere Converge Journey | AngrySysOpsInteractive step-by-step portal for converting an existing vSphere environment into VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0.Broadcom Social Media Advocacy

Creating Custom Virtual Machine Classes using…

Creating Custom Virtual Machine Classes using vSphere API – William LamCreating Custom Virtual Machine Classes using...Back in 2020, the vSphere UI was the only way to create your own custom Virtual Machine Classes, there was not a vSphere API and while you can directly connect to vSphere Supervisor Control Plane, it was not officially supported... Continue Reading →

ANS vDefend Webinar Series | Part 1: Unifying…

ANS vDefend Webinar Series | Part 1: Unifying Lateral Security for VMs and Containers with VMware Kubernetes Service and vDefend. March 31st, 2026, 8:00 AM PTANS vDefend Webinar Series | Part 1: Unifying...Join us to learn how integrating VMware vDefend with vSphere Kubernetes Service (VKS) in VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) accelerates your Zero Trust microsegmentation... Continue Reading →

VCF 9.0 Delivers 5.6X Pod Density and 4.9X…

VCF 9.0 Delivers 5.6X Pod Density and 4.9X Faster Pod Readiness than Red Hat OpenShiftVCF 9.0 Delivers 5.6X Pod Density and 4.9X...A recent independent study, conducted by Principled Technologies, compared Kubernetes pod density and pod readiness speed between two environments – VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 9.0 with vSphere Kubernetes Service (VKS) 3.6 and Red Hat... Continue Reading →

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