Introducing PM Hub: Your one stop show for all things Storage Product Management related Today, we the Storage and Availability Product Management team, are proud to announce the launch of a new blog series called PM Hub. With this series, we aim to bring you a Product Manager’s perspective of features available in vSAN, vVOLS,

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The VMware User Environment Manager Application Profiler includes a number of built-in exclusions for both the registry and the file system. In most cases these defaults suffice, and applications profile quite easily. In this blog post, we use Google Chrome to demonstrate Application Profiler exclusions, including when, why, and how to use them.

The post Profiling Applications with VMware User Environment Manager, Part 3: Built-In and Custom Exclusions appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog.

VMware App Volumes Windows 10 Start menu does not work when a Writable Volume is attached Published Date: 2017/04/11 Outlook Search Indexing with App Volumes Published Date: 2017/04/10 VMware ESXi Host client throws Unhandled exception: Error: [$rootScope:inprog] http://errors.angularjs.org/1.3.2/$rootScope/inprog?p0=%24digest Published Date: 2017/04/11 VMware Horizon Client Remote desktop resolution is not consistent with custom display mode resolution […]

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According to recent polls, 92% of US IT professionals stated that adopting the cloud is vital to the long-term business success. Yet even with this brimming optimism, a staggering 90% of workloads today are executed outside of the cloud. The reason: cloud migration is complex.     We hear you.   Between compatibility issues, application

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vSAN 6.6 is here! Today, we are excited to announce the general availability of vSAN 6.6.vSAN 6.6 accelerates the modernization of data center infrastructure with improved security, lower cost, and faster performance. vSAN 6.6 provides native software-based vSAN Encryption, local failure protectionwith stretched clusters, cost savings with ease of management and up to 50% higher

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LastweekVMware announced the launch of vSAN 6.6. Even more so than previous releases, this is a feature-packed release with advanced enterprise features that make vSAN faster, more cost effective and more secure than ever before. This week on the vSpeaking Podcast we bring inPeter Koehlerfor Part 2 of our vSAN 6.6 coverage and walk us

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Today is &#rsquo;tax day&#rdquo; here in the United States where the deadline to file your personal income taxes is due and many of us are looking at our tax burden, investments, and how to deal with the 4 million words in the U.S. tax code. So why not take this day to compare the complexity

The post 401k, ROTH IRA, and NSX, Wait What? appeared first on Network Virtualization.

Today VMware has released the following new security advisory: VMSA-2017-0008 – VMware Unified Access Gateway, Horizon View and Workstation updates resolve multiple security vulnerabilities This documents several critical memory corruption vulnerabilities affecting VMware Unified Access Gateway (formerly called Access Point) (8.2.x), Horizon View (7.x, 6.2.x) and Workstation (12.5.x). Issue (a) is a heap-based buffer overflow […]

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In my Radius post &#rsquo;Dissecting Cloud Architectures – Getting the Best of All Worlds,&#rdquo; I discussed the tradeoffs and use cases for choosing the right architecture for a given application or service. I speak with a lot of IT leaders that want to strategically leverage cloud services when possible, but also want flexibility to deploy […]

The post Globally Consistent Infrastructure-as-Code: Why it Matters appeared first on VMware | CTO Blog.

John Gielgud. Mel Gibson. Bart Simpson. We live in a culture where everyone has taken a turn as William Shakespeare’s Hamlet. But while many stepped into the role of the ill-starred prince of Denmark to utter the line “to be or not to be,” no one has given audiences the chance to be in the […]

The post The Play’s the Thing: Hamlet Takes to Virtual Stage with NVIDIA GPUs appeared first on The Official NVIDIA Blog.

NVIDIA and Facebook today announced the result of our joint work to advance artificial intelligence with Caffe2, a new AI deep learning framework contributed by Facebook to the open-source community. Every day, the world generates information — text, pictures, videos and more. Facebook is developing new AI systems to help manage this information so people […]

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  On 13 APR 2017, VMware announced that VMware vSAN has been added to the VMware vSphere STIG Framework. The updated DISA STIG defines secure installation requirements for deploying vSAN on U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) networks. VMware worked closely with DISA to include vSAN in this update to the existing VMware vSphere STIG Framework.

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Weathervane is a performance benchmarking tool developed at VMware. It lets you assess the performance of your virtualized or cloud environment by driving a load against a realistic application and capturing relevant performance metrics. You might use it to compare the performance characteristics of two different environments, or to understand the performance impact of some […]

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The recent Android Enterprise enhancements for VMware AirWatch make setting upan enterprise mobility management (EMM) solution easier than ever. Use these improvements to secure an Android bring-your-own-device (BYOD) deployment, without sacrificing user experience. To get started, check out ourVMware AirWatch Android Enterpriseinfographic which provides an overview of the enhancements and key configurations. How Do I […]

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Recently VMware announced the general availability of VMware vSAN 6.6. This release contains several new features and capabilities. At a high level the new features and capabilities are:   vSAN Encryption – Datastore level encryption in a dedupe/compression efficient way Local Protection for Stretched Clusters Removal of Multicast ESXi Host Client (HTML-5) management and monitoring

The post VMware vSAN and the vCloud Air Network: New Features and Capabilities appeared first on VMware vCloud.

Introducing a new certification: VMware Certified Professional 6.5 - Data Center Virtualization (VCP6.5-DCV) VMware vSphere 6.5 enables companies toaccelerate their digital transformation to cloud computing and introduces a number of new features and capabilities that increases business agility. With that much change, this new certification provides you an opportunity to prove your expertise in the […]

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Do you host a podcast around virtualization, storage, networking, or a key VMware subject area? Do you have a favorite podcast about technology? Would you like to explore relevant podcasts around technical topics? VMware Technology Network would like to help further connect our 3 million+ members by building and publishing a comprehensive list of favorite […]

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This blog is written by Balu Dontu and Tushar Thole from Cloud Native Applications Storage team In a previous blog, we learnt how stateful containers orchestrated by Kubernetes can leverage storage exposed by vSphere (vSAN, VMFS, NFS) by using standard Kubernetes volume, persistent volume and dynamic provisioning primitives. Once you start enjoying the convenience of

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