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VMware announced the General Availability of VMware Tanzu Kubernetes Grid (TKG) 1.2 last week. The new version comes with many enhancements and features. Some of the notable enhancements released in the newer version are: Support for deployment to Microsoft Azure TKG 1.1.x supported two platforms. vSphere and Amazon EC2. Starting with version 1.2, TKG now…
VMware Certified Technical Associate (VCTA) certifications are a new set of associate-level certifications that were released during VMworld a couple of weeks ago. I have covered the details about these certifications in my previous blog post. The VCTA exams validate the skills and knowledge required by candidates performing operational tasks within a virtualized infrastructure, in…
Today, VMware introduced three new certifications that will be available for testing immediately. The VMware Certified Technical Associate (VCTA) certifications are associate-level certifications that will be aimed at operators that manage and operate VMware environments. The VMware Certification website defines the certification as: This entry-level technical certification is for anyone new to the industry or…
Tanzu Kubernetes Grid (TKG) lets you deploy upstream and open source projects in an automated fashion. The deployment can be performed across heterogeneous platforms like On-premises vSphere, Amazon Web Services, VMware Cloud on AWS. TKG, provides the automation capabilities for a production Kubernetes environment. In addition to this, it also provides supporting services such as…
In my previous blog post, I provided an overview of the VMware Octant project and how it can help in visualizing a Kubernetes cluster and the benefits it can bring to the developer and IT operator community. In this blog post, we will look at how we can visualize a newly added Tanzu Kubernetes Grid…