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A bit of background first: Kubernetes adoption is constantly growing among enterprise customers. The number of developer teams working on this technology is expanding by a large number. The technology is remarkable in itself with a lot of developers seeing the value it brings to the table, which explains why it is growing in popularity among the DevOps community….
Historically, VMware vSphere has been made available in three major editions based on the features they unlock: Standard, Enterprise and Enterprise Plus. There also have been editions that cater to a lot of industry use cases such as ROBO, vSOM, Essentials, etc. for companies that don’t need all the enterprise features. One of the challenges…
VCF 3.9.1 introduced Application Virtual Network (AVN). Application Virtual Networks (AVN) are software-defined overlay networks. AVN makes it easy to create use cases like mobility and disaster recovery for the vRealize Suite components in the management domain of a VMware Cloud Foundation deployment I will not get into more details on how it works and…
A brief history : Back in 2015, when Pat Gelsinger got on the stage at VMworld and spoke about the VMware vision : One Cloud, Any Application and Any Device, we thought it could be a powerful story. The on-prem Software Defined Data-center (SDDC) and the public cloud businesses were evolving simultaneously and we were…
VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) is an integrated platform that bundles the compute, storage and network virtualization products from VMware into a validated, automated deployment solution that customers can use to build a cloud-ready infrastructure. It combines the power of vSphere, vSAN, and NSX along with the automation engine (SDDC Manager) to create a powerful stack…