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Hi everyone, as you can tell from the title this is our holidays 2017 edition. I cannot believe the year is already done. I feel like so much happened in all spheres of technology this year. Some of the notable technologies that were hard to avoid include: Blockchain, iOT and even iPhone X. In our world of virtualization, The Cloud was the big play, with so much competition and so many announcements. VMware of course has been at the forefront of this and our cloud strategy is really starting to take shape. Our https://cloud.vmware.com website has all of the information on our solutions and strategy and of course we have tried to bring you as much of this in our weekly newsletter.
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NEWS AND DEVELOPMENTS FROM VMWARE
- Technology Predictions 2018: The End of the Beginning
By Chris Wolf, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Global Field and Industry, VMware Chris Wolf, Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, Global Field and Industry, VMware Many in the industry agree that we are in the midst of a new industrial revolution, but to reach a time when auto... - A CIO Perspective on the State of IT
Bask Iyer, Chief Information Officer, VMware and Dell I have been making annual IT predictions for a couple of years. Last year I gave myself a solid C, an average grade, for what came of my 2016 predictions. As I look at my 2017 predictions, I feel a lot better because the majority of the trends I... - CRN Products of the Year Features VMware in 2017 List
VMware is honored to have its technologies included in this year’s CRN Products of the Year list. For the second year in a row, the top five finalists in 20 Products of the Year technology categories were selected by CRN editors, while solution providers rated those finalists to determine the winn...
- VMware vSphere SDKs & Open Source: 2017 In Review
VMware vSphere software development kits (SDKs) added tons of notable community updates, integrations and more in 2017. To wrap your head around the momentous year, we compiled a 2017 year-end review of all the highlights around this open source tool. Sit back, buckle up and enjoy the exciting progr... - Printk(), x86, Unikernals & ftrace: Here’s What You Missed at Open Source Summit Europe
Earlier this year, LinuxCon, ContainerCon and CloudOpen all combined for one massive umbrella event: Open Source Summit. After a successful North America launch, Prague hosted over 4,000 open source experts and enthusiasts at Open Source Summit Europe last month. Community members and technologists ... - Start Your Journey Toward Kubernetes Certification Today
The Rise of Containers & Kubernetes Containers quickly rose in popularity, but what are they and how can they be optimized for your developers’ needs? Containers are lightweight, self-contained packages of executable software, but unless specifically instructed, they do not interact with each ot...
- Key Manager Concepts and Topology Basics for VM and vSAN Encryption
At VMworld 2017 VM and vSAN Encryption and security of vSphere in general became VERY popular topics. And in those discussions the topic of Key Managers came up and specifically “How many key managers should I have?” was a recurring question. This blog article will give you two examples of key ... - Three Key Reasons for Joining Modernize Data Centers Track at vForum Online
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There are a few questions that come up quite often regarding vCenter Server upgrades and mixed-versions that we would like to address. In this blog post we will discuss and attempt to clarify the guidance in the vSphere Documentation for Upgrade or Migration Order and Mixed-Version Transitional Beha...
- VMware Closes Acquisition of VeloCloud Networks
As applications and data continue to be distributed more broadly from the data center to the edge, customers are increasingly relying on software-defined wide-area networks (SD-WANs) versus traditional networking for flexible, secure connectivity. It’s for this reason that I am pleased to share tha... - Terminology Tuesday Presents: ZTP
ZTP stands for Zero Touch Provisioning. And, as a quick google search will quickly reveal, many other things as well. Back to our ZTP. ZTP is the process by which new network switches can be configured without much human involvement. Notice that I said “much” and no... - Introducing NSX-T 2.1 with Pivotal Integration
Application architectures are evolving. That shouldn’t be news to anyone. Today, emerging app architectures that leverage container-based workloads and microservices are becoming mainstream, moving from science projects in development labs to enterprise production deployments at scale. The benefits ...
- 3 Key Reasons Why You Must Attend the Modernize Data Centers Track At vForum Online
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At first glance, Oakland University (OU) looks like a relaxed midwestern university with rolling lawns and students lounging under spreading oaks. And while that is indeed part of the university’s charm, a closer look reveals a campus culture that is anything but sleepy. Serving more than 20,500 stu... - vSAN Announcements and Highlights from VMworld 2017
Las Vegas wasn’t the only destination on VMworld’s itinerary this year. The annual conference traveled overseas and made waves in Spain. The record breaking number of attendeeds at each event heard how vSAN surprassed the noteworthy milestone of 10,000 customers. Many of these customers were out in ...
- vRealize Network Insight 3.5 – Feel the vRNI
vRealize Network Insight 3.5 (vRNI) introduces a number of great features, which improve our visibility and ability to ensure a secure and compliant configuration. Also Network Insight is now available as a service. This means you can rely on VMware to handle management and updates of Network Insi... - IT As Developer Of Infrastructure As Code
IT As Developer: One Of The Keys To Relevance This blog is the third installment in a series focused on the question of what IT teams need to do to retain or regain relevance (depending on their circumstance) with line-of-business. For the full list check out my first blog on this subject. In a... - vRA and NSX – Intro to App-Centric Networking and Security
Introduction In a software-defined world, infrastructure is defined by policies based on a set of requirements — prescribed by the business, applications, security or IT itself. Those policies are tied to a set of logic that integrates and automates a given service as needed, when needed. For its p...
- IBM Cloud Secure Virtualization built on VMware Cloud Foundation on IBM Cloud addresses new GDPR requirements
The following post is contributed to the Cloud Foundation Blog by Andrew Guerra, Offering Manager, VMware on IBM Cloud On 25 May, 2018, the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) goes into effect in the European Union (EU), with sharper teeth than any other compliance regulation to date. W... - CONTEST: Retweet VMware Cloud Foundation for a chance to win VCF giveaways!
Starting July 26th, we’re asking you, to be a part of the Cloud Foundation community! As you might have noticed, Cloud Foundation has moved to a new Twitter handle. In order to help keep our community up-to-date on all the Cloud Foundation, hybrid cloud, and unified SDDC news and announcements, we ... - VMware Cloud Foundation on IBM Cloud addresses today’s hybrid cloud needs
The following post is contributed to the Cloud Foundation Blog by Steven M. Huntington, Program Director Offering Management, VMware on IBM Cloud IBM and VMware announced an integral partnership to extend the sale of VMware solution offerings on the IBM Cloud in February 2016. This cloud partne...
- How Cloud Foundry Container Runtime Tackles Both Day 1 & Day 2 Operations for Production Kubernetes
by Merlin Glynn, Technical Product Manager, VMware Cloud Foundry Container Runtime (CFCR), formerly known as Project KUBO, is an open source project that delivers the functionality of both Day 1 (deployment) and Day 2 (operations) tasks for Kubernetes clusters. The initial genesis behind CFCR was t... - Connect with VMware Around Containers at DockerCon EU
Copenhagen is one of Europe’s leading cities around information technology, making it the perfect locale for this year’s DockerCon EU, taking place October 16-19 at the Bella Centre in Denmark’s capital city. DockerCon is the leading container conference for practitioners to learn from other contain... - Join VMware at China Kubernetes End User Conference
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- Mitigating Mobile Risk With VMware Workspace ONE & Appthority
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- 5 Tips for Securing Data Across Public Wi-Fi Networks
Last week, Wandera, part of our VMware Mobile Security Alliance, published a report which included some fascinating statistics on Wi-Fi usage and security across mobile devices, such as: In 2016, 60% of total mobile data was used on Wi-Fi networks. The average number of Wi-Fi connections the typica... - Android Enterprise: Front & Center
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- New KB articles published for week ending 10th December 2017
VMware NSX for vSphere DLR ARP traffic is not suppressed as expected Date Published: 2017/12/04 Rising VM System Security for VMware NSX 6.3.0, 6.2.4 Date Published: 2017/12/05 Stateless Host reboot results with the error: UserVars.RmqClientToken’ is invalid or exceeds the maximum number of characte... - Top vSAN articles for November 2017
Component metadata health check fails with invalid state error vSAN Build Recommendation Engine Health fails Best practices for vSAN implementations using Dell PERC H730 or FD332-PERC storage controllers Status of TLSv1.1/1.2 Enablement and TLSv1.0 Disablement across VMware products Deployment guid... - Top NSX articles for November 2017
Troubleshooting vShield Endpoint / NSX Guest Introspection Guest Introspection memory usage spikes to 90+% or you see the error: “Lost communication with ESX module” in NSX-V 6.3 ESXi 5.5 and 6.0 hosts fail with a PSOD: VMCIEventDelayedDispatchCB@com Modifying the interface configuration for an alr... - Top 20 vSphere articles for November 2017
vCenter Appliance root Partition 100% full due to Audit.log files not being rotated “invalid credentials LDAP Error 49” error when starting Inventory Services in vCenter Server 6.x Important information before upgrading to vSphere 6.5 Unable to log in to the root account of vCenter Server Appliance... - New KB articles published for week ending 3rd December 2017
VMware NSX for vSphere Upgrading from NSX-v 6.2.0, 6.2.1 and 6.2.2 to NSX-v 6.3.5 fails Date Published: 2017/11/27 Performance issues when third party file filter drivers co-exist with Guest Introspection drivers Date Published: 2017/11/30 VMware ESXi Permission for Domain Group removed when Active ...
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- Getting started with Hybrid Cloud Extension (HCX) on VMware Cloud on AWS
I had been hearing a lot of cool things about VMware's Hybrid Cloud Extension (HCX) but never tried the solution myself nor had a good understanding of what it actually provided. With the recently announced Hybrid Cloud Extension (HCX) on VMware Cloud on AWS (VMWonAWS) offering being available, I th... - Can the VCSA 6.5 forward to multiple syslog targets?
I had a couple folks ping me recently asking whether the latest vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) 6.5 release supports forwarding to multiple syslog targets? Currently today, only a single syslog target is officially supported which can be configured using the VAMI UI. I know this is something our cus... - Deployment models for vSphere Content Library
When talking to customers about vSphere Content Library deployments, one question I normally get is how best deploy Content Library for optimal workload deployment, especially in scenarios where remote or branch offices are involved? There are two main deployment models for vSphere Content Library a... - How to audit vSphere API usage?
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I was working on one of my vSAN Clusters a few weeks back and I had noticed a bunch of vSAN Objects being listed under the "Other" category within the vSAN Virtual Objects Health view as shown in the screenshot below. I could not figure out what files or VMs these vSAN objects were actually […...
- VCP6.5-DCV Objective 7.4 – Troubleshoot Virtual Machines
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We continue to fill our VCP6.5-DCV Study guide page with one objective per day. Today’s chapter is VCP6.5-DCV Objective 3.3 – Configure vSphere Storage Multipathing and Failover. Each chapter is a single blog post with a maximum of screenshots. Our previous study guide covering VCP6-DCV exam is stil... - VCP6.5-DCV Objective 3.1 – Manage vSphere Integration with Physical Storage
We continue to fill our VCP6.5-DCV Study guide page with one objective per day. Today’s chapter is VCP6.5-DCV Objective 3.1 – Manage vSphere Integration with Physical Storage. There is no particular order when those chapters are published. The latest vSphere 6.5 has now its certification exam. Not m... - VCP6.5-DCV Objective 2.2 – Configure Network I/O control (NIOC)
We continue to fill our VCP6.5-DCV Study guide page with one objective per day. Today’s chapter is VCP6.5-DCV Objective 2.2 – Configure Network I/O control (NIOC). There is no particular order when those chapters are published, but each chapter is a single blog post with a maximum of screenshots. Ou...
- Building a Docker Swarm with Photon OS
I’ve decided to take a look at our new vFile docker volume plugin. If you haven’t heard, vFile volume plugin for Docker provides simultaneous persistent volume access between hosts in the same Docker Swarm cluster for the base volume plugin service such as VDVS [vSphere Docker Volume Service], with ... - A closer look at ECS (Elastic Cloud Storage) running on vSAN
This week I had the opportunity to take a closer look at ECS, the Elastic Cloud Storage product from DELL-EMC. ECS normally ships as a physical appliance, composed of multiple nodes/servers, but there is also a community edition available which is FREE with no time limit for non-production use. You ... - Project Hatchway hitting the mainstream – persistent storage for containers
Regular readers will be aware that I “dabble” from time to time in the world of Cloud Native Apps. For me, a lot of this dabbling is trying to figure out how I can go about providing persistent storage to container based applications. Typically this in the shape of container volumes that are carved ... - Taking snapshots with vSAN with failures in the cluster
I was discussing the following situation with some of our field staff today. We are aware that snapshots inherit the same policies as the base VMDK, so if I deployed a VM as a RAID-6, RAID-5, or a RAID-1, snapshots inherit the same configuration. However if I have a host failure in a 6-node vSAN run... - A closer look at Scality S3 running on vSAN
After last week’s post of Minio running on top of vSAN to provide an S3 object store, a number of folks said that I should also check out Scality S3 server. After a bit of research, it seems that Scality S3 server is akin to the CloudServer from Zenko.io. I “think” Zenko CloudServer is an umbrella f...
- Installing XMind 8 on Fedora 27
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In this post, I’ll outline the steps necessary to install the VMware Horizon client for Linux on Fedora 27. Although VMware provides an “install bundle,” the bundle does not, unfortunately, address any of the prerequisites that are necessary in order for the Horizon client to work.... - Using Vagrant with Azure
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- A new update on VVols customer adoption
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I ran across this recent article in the SF Business Times and thought I would share it along with my thoughts. The article highlights VMware’s CEO Pat Gelsinger as one of the most admired CEO’s and how he helped right the VMware ship adrift in stormy seas during his tenure. You can read ... - 30 Must-Read Small Business IT Blogs 2017
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As I reported in my annual post on my experiences at VMworld, attendance was down this year and in a fairly big way. VMware reported attendance at 20,000 this year which is about a 15% decline from the 23,000 who attended in 2015 & 2016. Is this a sign that less people care about what … C...
- Looking back on 2017: A turbulent year but also a year of IT pragmatism
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- New Book - Mastering VMware vSphere 6.5
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In the VMware ESXi 6.x partitions layout, usually there is a partition called “scratch” that hosts the log, the updates and other temporally files. Scratch space is configured automatically during installation or first boot of an ESXi host, and is not required to be manually configured. ... - VMware Cloud Foundation 2.3
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VeeamON is the big event from Veeam (actually only in the US) and VeeamON Tour is usually a smallest (one day) event around the world. But, like happened in the past year, on December 5 there will be also a VeeamON Tour Virtual event: coming right to your desktop, an event on the future of Availabil... - Win a year’s annual membership to Networklessons.com
Before Christmast you can can win a year’s annual membership to Networklessons.com (with a value of $290!). To learn more about Networklessons.com you can read the review on Flackbox blog. Just go on this page: https://www.flackbox.com/giveaways/networklessons You’ll see a page where you...
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