Trending Discussion on VMTN: Static route issues on NSX-TTrending Discussion on VMTN: Static route...It seems that I can't find the way correctly connect Tier-0 to external network via static route on NSX-T 2.4. I have attached below my provisional network setup and I can't understand where the issue occur. Any help would be appreciated.VMware Social... Continue Reading →
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VMSA-2018-0011 Revisited
VMSA-2018-0011 RevisitedVMSA-2018-0011 RevisitedGreetings from the VMware Security Response Center! It has come to our attention that a previously resolved vulnerability identified by CVE-2018-6961 which affected VMware SD-WAN Edge (Velocloud) prior to v3.1.2 has been reported to be included as one of...Read MoreVMware Social Media Advocacy
Does a vSAN IO Limit impact resync traffic?
Does a vSAN IO Limit impact resync traffic?Does a vSAN IO Limit impact resync traffic?Advertise here with BSA A question just came in, and I figured other people may have the same question so I would share it. The question was if a vSAN IO limit would impact resync traffic or for instance SvMotion? In... Continue Reading →
VMTN Trending Post: Failed to Add VSAN to VMKernal
VMTN Trending Post: Failed to Add VSAN to VMKernelVMTN Trending Post: Failed to Add VSAN to VMKernalVMWare 6.5 I have two vCenters both running 6.5 I have 9 ESXI hosts all running 6.5 and up to date will all patches. Trying to implement VSAN on both ESXI Hosts. 1. Created a Datacenter on both vCenters.... Continue Reading →
New Release – DSC Resources for VMware 2.0
New Release – DSC Resources for VMware 2.0New Release – DSC Resources for VMware 2.0The Desired State Configuration (DSC) Resources for VMware was released late last year. This initial release was able to leverage the PowerShell DSC engine in order to declare configurations for a handful of ESXi host settings and a couple vCenter server... Continue Reading →
Kubernetes Storage on vSphere 101 – StatefulSet
Kubernetes Storage on vSphere 101 – StatefulSetKubernetes Storage on vSphere 101 – StatefulSetIn my last post we looked at creating a highly available application that used multiple Pods in Kubernetes with Deployments and ReplicaSets. However, this was only focused on Pods. In this post, we will look at another way of creating highly available applications... Continue Reading →
Yes, We Use It Ourselves!! (VMware Code Stream)
Yes, We Use It Ourselves!! (VMware Code Stream)Yes, We Use It Ourselves!! (VMware Code Stream)VMware is a massive development shop!! I mean we have a TON of developers always cranking out new features and capabilities for our solutions. So, it is safe to say that we run into all of the same challenges that other... Continue Reading →
Performance Troubleshooting – Understanding the…
Performance Troubleshooting – Understanding the Different Levels of vSAN Performance MetricsPerformance Troubleshooting – Understanding the...The vSAN performance service provides storage-centric visibility to a vSAN cluster. It is responsible for collecting vSAN performance metrics, and will present them in vCenter. A user can set the selectable time window from 1 hour to 24 hours, and the... Continue Reading →
Demonstrating Certificate Management by…
Demonstrating Certificate Management by Deploying Harbor with an SSL EndpointDemonstrating Certificate Management by...This post is a continuation of a blog series that highlights an easy path forward for operations teams that need to up their certificate-management game for Kubernetes. The first entry covered the tools you can use for automated certificate management. This entry deploys... Continue Reading →
ServiceNow Notifications with vRealize…
ServiceNow Notifications with vRealize Operations 7.5ServiceNow Notifications with vRealize...vRealize Operations is a great tool for monitoring your infrastructure and applications. With its included alerting capabilities, you’ll know right away when things go wrong, when you’re running low on capacity, or if you’re out of compliance, just to name a few. Management Packs are a great... Continue Reading →