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VMware vCAC is a wonderful product that enables you to manage and deploy VM’s across multiple vendor platform and also takes Cloud to a different level. But sometimes there are these little things they forget to fix when they put the product out in the market. Especially the vCAC 5.1(Previously know as DynamicOps) which was…
Login VSI announced its latest version Login VSI 4.1 recently , As many of you already know Login VSI is the industry-standard performance validation solution for centralized virtualized desktop and server-based environments. I was one of the lucky people who were part of private beta which was kicked off in May 2014, and there are…
Since the introduction of vmx-10 there has been a lot of debate on whether to use it or not. The main shortcoming is that one cannot edit the settings of a Virtual Machine that is running on VM hardware version 10 (vmx-10) using the vSphere client. It can only be done using the…
I just received information that my blog vPirate.in has been added to Planet V12n. All the posts that are published on the blog will also appear on the Planet V12n page. This means that you can read all my blog posts along with many of the virtualization’s best blogs on planet V12n. About Planet…
In this final blog post of the series “Platform-as-a-Service with vCloud” we will see how an end user/developer/Administrator can request a PaaS from the vCAC Service catalog. A typical user in vCloud Automation Center does not have direct access to the vCloud Application Director environment. Therefore, the user can access the vCloud Automation Center service catalog,…