Watch the Online Welcome Session for VMware Explore 2023 Las Vegas Watch the Online Welcome Session for VMware… Are you ready to embark on an exciting journey at VMware Explore 2023 in Las Vegas? Join us as we hear directly from the VMware Explore Events Team, your trusted guides, on how to plan and navigate your way through this exceptional event. VMware Social Media Advocacy

Securing PostgreSQL client connections in VMware Data Services Manager using TLS Securing PostgreSQL client connections in… I had an interesting question recently about how best to secure client access to databases that are provisioned via VMware Data Services Manager (DSM). The good news is that we can achieve secure client connections in a single step, directly from the DSM Provider UI. Simply navigate to the […]

What’s New in VMware Aria Operations for Applications – August 2023 What’s New in VMware Aria Operations for… We are very excited to announce the latest updates for VMware Aria Operations for Applications. With this release we are able to unify Metrics, Traces, and Logs in a single-pane-of-glass, effectively unifying the three pillars of observability, so as to empower Cloud Administrators, Operators, […] VMware Social […]

PowerCLI and vSAN: A Comprehensive Guide to vSAN Disk Management PowerCLI and vSAN: A Comprehensive Guide to… In this blog post, we’ll explore the powerful capabilities of PowerCLI in managing disks within a vSAN cluster and vSAN ESA enabled cluster. Disk management is a critical aspect of maintaining an efficient and optimized virtual storage infrastructure. With the help of specific PowerCLI cmdlets […] VMware Social […]

Don’t miss Multi-Cloud Solutions Architect Justin Brandon and leading multi-cloud vExperts @WaldemarPera and @KenNalbone as they answer all your questions about any and all your VMware multi-cloud topics! Space is limited – Sign up now! #vCommunity #VMwareExplore Ask the Multi-Cloud vExperts [VMTN3070LV] Join Multi-Cloud Solutions Architect Justin Brandon and leading multi-cloud vExperts Waldemar Pera and Ken Nalbone to get all your questions answered about any […]

#vExpert and VMUG Leader Tristan Todd will break down the PowerCLI method and put cmdlets to work for us by using VM tags to apply enterprise-wide SPBM policies. Join us! Target With Tags: Automated Methods of SPBM… Click-click-next is fun, but it doesn’t scale and is kind of old-school. Why not use PowerCLI to update vVols storage policies to update data protection services in just […]

VMware Community Panel: Level Up Your Career Through Community Participation [VI… VMware Community Panel: Level Up Your Career… In this session, you’ll learn how to transition from sitting on the sidelines to sharing your story as an active community contributor through web-based content, on-stage presentations, and other sharing avenues. Join Corey, Brian and Frankie – Register today and see you soon. VMware Social Media Advocacy

Join @MattThatITGuy as he explores five key security capabilities available with V12 and discuss practical implementation strategies to enhance your data security. #VMwareExplore #vCommunities 5 Tips To Secure Your Backups Today [VMTN3052LV] With evolving cyber threats and increasing risks to data, ensuring strong security across the board has become critical. Join us as we explore five key security capabilities available with V12 and discuss practical […]

Kpack Accepted as First Project in the Cloud Native Buildpacks Community Organiz… Kpack Accepted as First Project in the Cloud… VMware is excited to announce that Cloud Native Buildpacks (CNB) Community has accepted kpack as their first subproject donation on July 6, 2023. The Buildpacks Community is a vendor-neutral Github organization for integrations of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) Incubating project, [..] VMware Social […]

vR/AOPs – Self maintaining VM’s vR/AOPs – Self maintaining VM’s Self Maintaining VM’s in vRO | In a busy IT world remembering to disable monitoring during ad-hoc system shutdowns or reboots can be challenging. I thought I’d have a go at making an API call to the vROps (or Aria) from the affected virtual machines so they could call home in the event of a […]