My Virtual Ramblings
VMware executives & Kubernetes pioneers join forces to help you unlock the potential of your team to accelerate digital innovation in a multi-cloud world. This will be a streamed event from VMware executives as they review how the next generation of vSphere will help with the multi-cloud world.
Along with the change in the recertification policy in February 2019, VMware has introduced a couple of easier ways to upgrade your previous certifications. The different upgrade paths for 2020 will be listed on our website within the next few weeks; this blog will help outline the general upgrade policy that you will see reflected The post Certification Upgrade Policy Update appeared first on VMware Education Services.
Introducing the new Distributed Resource Scheduling (DRS) logic and UI including VM DRS scores
The first release of Distributed Resource Scheduling (DRS) dates back in 2006. Since then, the data center and workloads have changed significantly. With the latest release of VMware Cloud on AWS, revision M9, we introduce the new DRS UI that accompanies the improved DRS logic that was already introduced in release M5. The new and The post Introducing the new DRS logic and UI including VM DRS scores appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.
The new 2020 VMware Certifications and Badges are now available. With the year designation, it becomes clearer when you earned it and how current your expertise is. The credential you earn depends on when you complete the requirements. If you met all the requirements in 2019 (starting on January 16, 2019 – ending December The post Introducing 2020 Certifications and Badges appeared first on VMware Education Services.
In previous blog posts, we looked into the vMotion process and how to utilize high bandwidth networks to lower live-migration times. This blog post is dedicated to gaining more knowledge on what to do when troubleshooting vMotion if a live-migration is not working.
While VMworld is about tech, education, and people, (not so) secretly we all know that one of our favorite parts about the conference is the VMworld backpack. So without further ado, we’re pleased to reveal this year’s backpack for our full conference attendees! Similar to years prior, the 2019 backpack is multi-functional: Use it
The vMotion Process Under the Hood
The VMware vSphere vMotion feature is one of the most important capabilities in today’s virtual infrastructures. Since its inception in 2002 and the release in 2003, it allows us to migrate the active state of a virtual machines from one physical ESXi host to another. Today, the ability to seamlessly migrate virtual machines is an integral The post The vMotion Process Under the Hood appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.
The wait is over and the second time to apply for vExpert 2019 is here! Applications will stay open from June 18th and will close on July 31st for a August 9th announcement. June 7th – Applications Open July 12th – Applications Close July 26th to August 9th – Award Results How to apply for The post vExpert 2019 Second Half Applications are Now Open! appeared first on VMware vExpert Blog.
Today the Microsoft Azure team announed the Azure VMware Solutions, which allow you to run VMware natively on Azure. Check it out here!
Announcing vSphere 6.7 Update 2, vSphere Platinum updates, and vSphere ROBO Enterprise
I am excited to share that today we are announcing the VMware vSphere 6.7 Update 2 release, with key enhancements that will deliver an efficient and more secure hybrid cloud platform to our customers. We are also announcing the new vSphere Remote Office Branch Office Enterprise edition, as well as updates going specifically into vSphere The post Announcing vSphere 6.7 Update 2, vSphere Platinum updates, and vSphere ROBO Enterprise appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog.
