24 Sunday May 2020
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Usage Meter 4.2 is now available!
We are excited to announce that the next version of Usage Meter is available for all partners to download or upgrade, starting today! This is a big release with a lot of updates and some of the products our partners have been asking for the most! There are quite a few new things to unpack, The post Usage Meter 4.2 is now available! appeared first on VMware Cloud Provider Blog.
24 Sunday May 2020
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Announcing VMware vSphere with Kubernetes Support on the VMware Cloud Foundation Management Domain
When VMware Cloud Foundation 4.0 released in April 2020, it introduced support for VMware vSphere with Kubernetes. With the initial release, users were required to create a virtual infrastructure (VI) domain to enable vSphere with Kubernetes. This meant that a minimum of seven servers was needed to run vSphere with Kubernetes on Cloud Foundation: four The post Announcing VMware vSphere with Kubernetes Support on the VMware Cloud Foundation Management Domain appeared first on Cloud Foundation.
24 Sunday May 2020
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TGI Kubernetes 119: Gatekeeper and OPA
Come hang out with Josh Rosso as he continues our previous exploration around the OPA ecosystem with a focus on Gatekeeper!
24 Sunday May 2020
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Join Us for an Exciting Announcement About Running AI/ML Workloads with vSphere 7
vSphere 7 is already here but are adding even more value to the platform. Are you running AI/ML (Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning workloads)? Let VMware show you how to create an optimized and efficient infrastructure for these workloads that leverages hardware accelerators like GPUs. We are very excited about this milestone. Please attend our special Crowdchat The post Join Us for an Exciting Announcement About Running AI/ML Workloads with vSphere 7 appeared first on VMware vSphere…Read More
24 Sunday May 2020
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VCPs and VCAPs Around the World: Are you on the map?
VMware Certified Professional (VCP) and VMware Certified Advanced Professional (VCAP) represents two of the most popular levels of certification offered by VMware to validate your knowledge and skills. These certifications provide many benefits and span across five tracks including: Data Center Virtualization Cloud Management and Automation Desktop and Mobility Network Virtualization Digital Workspace. The post VCPs and VCAPs Around the World: Are you on the map? appeared first on VMware…Read More
24 Sunday May 2020
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Some time ago I worked on a vForum’s session about VMware Cloud Foundation and what features in VCF make admin’s life easier. But my slide deck seemed to focus on larger environments only… Is VCF only for them?
24 Sunday May 2020
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A portfolio of products and services for modernizing applications and infrastructure
22 Friday May 2020
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Recently i worked on a customer requirement where the use-case was to evacuate the datacenter and move the workloads to the cloud. The customer is a US $6.7 billion trading and supply chain solutions provider serving over 30+ emerging markets. A company with over 4700 strong workforce and global…Read More
22 Friday May 2020
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vSphere 7 – A Closer Look at the VM DRS Score
With vSphere 7, we released the greatly improved Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) logic. We received numerous requests from customers to provide more information about the VM DRS Score. This blog post details the new DRS algorithm, with a focus on the VM DRS Score. DRS works to ensure that all workloads in a cluster are The post vSphere 7 – A Closer Look at the VM DRS Score appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.
22 Friday May 2020
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This eBrief is created to guide the technical leaders in an organization about the key developments in the Kubernetes security landscape.
