I have involved with a project which needed an automated VMware Harbor registry deployment with GitLab automation, Terraform and Ansible. I thought to writeup for those who are interested with some similar automation work. Actually, this was a sub part of the full project and, I only focus on the VMware Harbor registry deployment in […]

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This seems to be my last blog post for 2019 and it covers covers objective 2.4 (Build manageability requirements into a vSphere 6.x logical design) of the VCAP6.5-DCV Design exam. It is based on the VMware Certified Advanced Professional 6.5 in Data Center Virtualization Design (3V0-624) Exam Preparation Guide (last update August 2017). The necessary […]

Reading Time: 3 minutes The previous step, discussed the “Transport Zones” (its types and limitations), N-VDS and step-by-step instructions to create vLan and Overlay Transport Zones. This blog is the “Step 7” of the “NSX-T Installation series”, where we will discuss “what is an Uplink Profile”, Compute Host’s networking design, Uplink Profile for Edge

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In Part 11 of this series we’ll continue our journey with Ansible, Windows and PowerShell and look at how to handle local Windows groups. This can prove to be a useful method to configure local group membership with both local and domain user accounts if perhaps you don’t want to or are not able to … Continue reading Ansible, Windows and PowerShell: the Basics – Part 11, Local Groups

By Ray O’Farrell, executive vice president and general manager, Modern Application Platforms Business Unit, VMware Happy New Year! As we enter the 2020 decade, I am very pleased to announce that VMware has completed the Pivotal acquisition, and I want to officially welcome Pivotal to VMware. (Read the close press release here). Global enterprises understand

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(To mark the end of the year we are posting every day through January 1 with lighter vSphere and VMware topics. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do. See them all via the “2019 Wrap Up” tag!) We’re in the home stretch, with mere hours until the end of the decade. To

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Reading Time: 3 minutes The previous step, showed step-by-step instructions on how to create “IP Pools” that are going to be used for “Tunnel Endpoints” later in the series. This blog is the “Step 6” of the “NSX-T Installation series”, where we will discuss “Transport Zones” (its types and limitations), N-VDS and step-by-step instructions

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It has been out for a while…but I thought I would just share this cool place to get your knowledge fix. There are different subscriptions that you can sign up. There is a Basic  subscription that is free…this will give you a feel of what type of content you can receive and its really good […]