Retrieving protected VMs with VMware Cloud DR REST APIRetrieving protected VMs with VMware Cloud DR...This blog post shows how to create a Postman collection that uses VMware Cloud DR REST API to retrieve VMs protected by the service – an idea initially developed by Pavlin Shterev. While the API is well documented, the requests authentication... Continue Reading →
Creating a Tanzu Kubernetes cluster in vSphere…
Creating a Tanzu Kubernetes cluster in vSphere 8 with Tanzu – Little StuffCreating a Tanzu Kubernetes cluster in vSphere...In my earlier post, Supervisor Cluster Namespaces and Workloads, you saw that you can run workloads in the supervisor cluster but there are some limitations. The supervisor cluster is very opinionated and you might find it difficult... Continue Reading →
Upgrading CSE-deployed Kubernetes clusters from…
Upgrading CSE-deployed Kubernetes clusters from TKG 1.5.4 to TKG 1.6.1Upgrading CSE-deployed Kubernetes clusters from...I recently posted how to upgrade VMware Cloud Director’s Container Service Extension from 4.0.1 to 4.0.3. The next step in the journey is to configure the new CAPVCD provider (1.0.1) on any existing Kubernetes clusters deployed by CSE, and then upgrade those... Continue Reading →
Onboarding VMware vSphere+ – Broad-Cloud.NL
Onboarding VMware vSphere+ - Broad-Cloud.NLOnboarding VMware vSphere+ - Broad-Cloud.NLMore and more customers are looking for a way to adopt VMware vSphere+ and take advantage of the new flexible vSphere and vSan Subscription based options. So let’s focus on the onboarding process of VMware vSphere+ and start with the implementation steps. [...]VMware Social Media Advocacy
PowerCLI Script: Snapshots Report
PowerCLI Script: Snapshots ReportPowerCLI Script: Snapshots ReportKeeping a VM snapshot for too long is not a good idea. The VM snapshot file grows over time and you may eventually run out of storage space. If you have a large infrastructure, hundreds or even thousands of virtual machines, managing snapshots may not be easy. The snapshot... Continue Reading →
An Introduction to VMware Aria Guardrails
An Introduction to VMware Aria GuardrailsAn Introduction to VMware Aria GuardrailsVMware Aria Guardrails is a multi-cloud governance service to scale end-to-end policy enforcement across clouds and Kubernetes. The service enables organizations to consistently enforce standards that help regulate cost, reduce risks, and optimize performance across clouds, Kubernetes [...]VMware Social Media Advocacy
Update Windows applications On Demand |…
Update Windows applications On Demand | Workspace ONE UEMUpdate Windows applications On Demand |...With the newest release of Workspace ONE UEM 2304 there is a new feature added for Windows applications: Update On Demand applications.VMware Social Media Advocacy
Enable the Journey to Zero Trust for Government
Enable the Journey to Zero Trust for GovernmentEnable the Journey to Zero Trust for GovernmentIncreasingly sophisticated and more frequent cyberattacks on government necessitate a strong Zero Trust security posture. VMware enables a consistent Zero Trust Architecture model that helps you achieve complete network and endpoint visibility, secure every workload across any cloud, and secure [..]VMware... Continue Reading →
Announcing VMware Aria Hub April Release
Announcing VMware Aria Hub April ReleaseAnnouncing VMware Aria Hub April ReleaseTry VMware Aria Hub Free Tier Sign up now to try VMware Aria Hub Free Tier. We’ll send you an email with instructions on how to access the service.VMware Social Media Advocacy
Announcing VMware Aria Guardrails for Unified…
Announcing VMware Aria Guardrails for Unified Multi-Cloud Governance and Policy ManagementAnnouncing VMware Aria Guardrails for Unified...We are excited to announce that VMware Aria Guardrails is now initially available as a SaaS solution. It was released in technical preview last summer at VMware Explore. VMware Aria Guardrails is a multi-cloud governance service to automate and scale... Continue Reading →