Multi-Cloud Is Becoming Multi-Control-Plane: How to Avoid Governance Fragmentation Across Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, and VCF | Learn how to avoid multicloud governance fragmentation by building a shared control-plane governance model across Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, and VMware Cloud Foundation. – #vExpert Paul BryantMulti-Cloud Is Becoming Multi-Control-Plane:...Learn how to avoid multicloud governance fragmentation by building... Continue Reading →

AI Agents Are the New Control Plane: Governing Identity, Tool Access, and Observability Across Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, and VCF | Learn how to govern AI agents across Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, and VCFwith controls for identity, tool access, observability, approvals,network egress, and policy intent. – #vExpert Paul BryantAI Agents Are the New Control Plane:... Continue Reading →

Goodbye Edge Bottlenecks: VCF 9.1 Delivers Line-Rate Stretched L2 Networks via VNA Distributed Bridging – #vExpert Puneet SharmaGoodbye Edge Bottlenecks: VCF 9.1 Delivers...The Core Pain Point: Centralized Bridging Bottlenecks The Architectural Challenge The VCF 9.1 Solution: Out-of-Path Distributed Bridging Performance & Resource Dividends The Modern Fix: VNA-Driven Distributed Bridging (dbridge) VCF 9.1 decouples Layer 2... Continue Reading →

vSphere 9.1 Cluster vSAN No-Healthy Upstream and issue on disabling service – #vExpert GiovanniDominoni.itvSphere 9.1 Cluster vSAN No-Healthy Upstream...When managing a VMware vSphere environment—especially in a home lab or a dedicated management cluster—automation via PowerCLI is a lifesaver. However, the interplay between scripts, SSL certificates, and vCenter internal [...]Broadcom Social Media Advocacy

Remove NIC from VDS via CLI – #vExpert GiovanniDominoni.itRemove NIC from VDS via CLI - GiovanniDominoni.itThis quick post show the way I’ve used to remove from a ESXI a NIC attached to VDS. The why, is because the vCenter that was managing that VDS is no more in place and I need to reuse that... Continue Reading →

VMware vSphere Build Numbers in 2026: An Operational Runbook for Version Drift and Patch Validation | #vExpert Paul BryantVMware vSphere Build Numbers in 2026: An...Build numbers are easy to treat as trivia until they become the deciding factor in a support case, security review, failed upgrade, or lifecycle audit. Most teams know whether they are... Continue Reading →

Modernize Your Recovery Infrastructure with VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1Modernize Your Recovery Infrastructure with...Reduce Costs and Achieve Better Outcomes Recovery infrastructure spending has never been higher. Yet for most organizations, it is hard to point to any metrics that show improvement in recovery operations. Restorations take longer. Incidents are harder to recover from. And the financial... Continue Reading →

ESXi CLI Patching | New ESXi Patching Lab is live! 🛠️ Practice safe ESXi 7/8 patching with lifecycle checks, pre-flight validation, dry runs, rollback guidance, post-checks and evidence collection. Try it here: #VMware #ESXi Angry SysOps Field RunbookESXi CLI Patching | Angry SysOps Field RunbookNew ESXi Patching Lab is live! 🛠️ Practice safe ESXi 7/8... Continue Reading →

Dell Private Cloud v1.4.0: BIOS Support Matrix for PowerEdge 16G and 17G Servers – #vExpert David RingDell Private Cloud v1.4.0: BIOS Support Matrix...The Dell Private Cloud Hardware Bundle v1.4.0 includes BIOS updates for supported 16G and 17G Dell PowerEdge servers only. Supported platforms are PowerEdge R660, R760, R670, R770, R6715, R7715, R6725, and R7725. Each... Continue Reading →

Why Architectural Sovereignty Matters for AI Networks | Watch as Hasan Siraj, VP of Product Management for Broadcom’s Core Switching Group, explains why maintaining control of your network is vital to future-proofing your business. Discover how an open, end-to-end fabric provides the sovereignty needed to successfully scale-up, scale-out, and scale-across.Why Architectural Sovereignty Matters for AI...In... Continue Reading →