From research labs to cutting-edge startups to commercial construction sites, intelligent and autonomous machines rely on GPUs to perform. Visual computing is powering advances in computer vision, autonomous navigation, facial recognition, behavioral analysis, and related applications. Join us to learn about the state of the art from the brightest minds in the field at next […]

The post Check Out These 7 Hot Intelligent and Autonomous Machines Sessions at GTC 2016 appeared first on The Official NVIDIA Blog.

Today’s blog post discusses how the OpenStack metadata service works, and it was written by Michael Crane, the OpenStack Lead in VMware’s Global Support Services(GSS). OpenStack provides a metadata service for cloud instances. This metadata is useful for accessing instance-specific information from within the instance. The primary purpose of this capability is to apply customizations […]

The post Introducing the Metadata Service appeared first on OpenStack Blog for VMware.

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By: Brian Michael Williams Today we’ll walk through how to configure F5 BIG-IP to load balance vRealize Operations Manager (vROps) web traffic. There are many reasons to consider configuring load balancing for these user logins. When your office catches the vRealize Operations fever, you you’ll notice there’s a limit to concurrent users per node. For […]

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Gastbeitrag von Jörg Knippschild, Head of PreSales Germany

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If you missed a VMware vForum in a city near you, you can still join us on April 19th for vForum Online! At this free digital event, you’ll get practical guidance, and develop new strategies for building a digital success plan across the cloud, the virtualized network, and mobile. At vForum Online, you’ll take the […]

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Security, collaboration and cost barriers reduction allows a focus on design projects—not IT issues. by Claude Robinson, director of enterprise software application and healthcare technology partners, End-User Computing, VMware In today’s business world, manufacturers compete to deliver leading-edge products to market as fast as possible, without sacrificing quality. Whether it is a new car, airplane, […]

The post Manufacturers Increase Productivity & Reduce Time to Market with VMware Horizon & NVIDIA GRID appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog.

In this post I wanted to share a few short videos from the VMware Technical Communications team. The videos cover the concepts and architecture of Virtual Volumesandprovide a good overview ofthe building blocks for aVVol deployment. Virtual Volumes Part 1: Concepts This first video provides an overview of some keyVirtual Volumes concepts, including the relationship

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This is going to be a short and (somewhat) visual blog post where I want to discuss the absolute madness that is going on in “container land” (for lack of a better characterization).

This time I am going to try to use quotes, tweets, slide screenshots as much as possible and avoid my usual boring . . . → Read More: The incestuous relations among containers orchestration tools

This is a guest blog by Lilac Schoenbeck of iland. It has been well over a decade since VMware introduced the magical thing called a hypervisor. Not unlike some fictional charm, it deluded servers, floated them across clusters, and left everyone – myself included – in awe at the delicate dance they performed. Since then, […]

The post The Magic of the Cloud and the Muggles of Compliance appeared first on VMware vCloud Air Blog.

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Securing and Simplifying Mergers and Acquisitions with NSX You have just been pulled into the planning process for the most recent M&A. Hundreds of items need to be addressed… The first question is always “when will the new executive team have access to email and critical corporate business systems?” Followed quickly by “how long will […]

The post Securing and Simplifying M&A with NSX appeared first on VMware for Healthcare IT.

Frederick the Great, the legendary military leader and King of Prussia, once famously told his generals, “He who defends everything, defends nothing.” In today’s cyber-security climate, these words have striking application as organizations face an unprecedented number of cyber attacks on every part of their respective enterprises. According to PwC, the volume of cyber attacks […]

The post Cyber Security: Defend Everything. Defend Nothing. appeared first on VMware Radius.

By Petr McAllister As a consumer of VMware technology, would you prefer to install an OS on a virtual machine (VM), then deploy an external database, then install vCenter Server bits – or would it be more logical and enjoyable to deploy and maintain VCSA as a single entity? For the first time, VMware has […]

The post Third-party Plug-ins and vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) appeared first on VMware TAM Blog.

By Brian Martinez My VMware colleague Josh Miller recently explored how companies are extending a DevOps model into their infrastructure organizations and what can be done to speed that essential transition. I want to talk about the step after that. Where do you go after achieving infrastructure-as-a-service? Here’s how I think of it. Infrastructure as […]

The post Moving Beyond Infrastructure as a Service to Platform as a Service appeared first on VMware Accelerate Advisory Services.

PL/Java brings functions, triggers, and types in Java. 1.5.0 supports latest PostgreSQL and Java versions with a range of improvements and fixes.

Project site: http://tada.github.io/pljava/
Release notes: http://tada.github.io/pljava/releasenotes.html

Security note:

Several security issues are addressed in PL/Java 1.5.0, as described in the release notes, so sites running earlier versions are encouraged to update. The release notes also describe practical mitigations to reduce risk until an update can be completed.

Platforms:

PL/Java 1.5.0 works with Java 8, 7, or 6 and all 9.x PostgreSQL versions as well as 8.4. To support projects based on older PostgreSQL forks, PL/Java 1.5.0 is also intended to build with 8.3 and 8.2, but has not been tested on those versions.

PL/Java 1.5.0 resolves reported build issues on several platforms, and new sections of the build documentation specifically cover Mac OS X, Solaris, Ubuntu, and Windows (using Visual Studio or MinGW-64). FreeBSD 10.2 or later is expected to work but has not been tested.

Changes:

PL/Java 1.5.0 brings more complete, usable, and documented capability for Java-implemented user-defined base types, composite types, and mirrors of existing PostgreSQL types, an annotation-driven SQL generator reducing the effort of writing deployment SQL by hand, and many smaller improvements and fixes detailed in the release notes. The supplied examples cover many of these features.

Availability:

PL/Java 1.5.0 is available from GitHub as a source release, which builds quickly using Maven:

Release page: https://github.com/tada/pljava/releases/tag/V1_5_0

This wiki page will add links to prebuilt packages that become available.

Many thanks to all the individuals and organizations listed in the release notes under Credits.

I’m fortunate. I get a lot of opportunities to meet with customers to discuss all of the new technologies and products that can help them build a more dynamic and flexible software defined data center (SDDC). We will go around the table talking about how these innovations can make their lives better and without fail […]

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For Western Kentucky University graduate and 2015 VMware Sales Academy participant, Natalie Koppel, choosing an employer that would empower her to grow to her fullest potential was important. Continue reading to hear how daring to launch a career in Information Technology Sales at VMware has landed Natalie exactly where she wants to be. Natalie will […]

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by Raymond Wiesemann, product line engineer, R&D, VMware End-User Computing Last week, we launched VMware User Environment Manager 9.0 (UEM), with many new features that will help deliver a truly stateless desktop and eliminate the need for point products. UEM 9.0 provides the following new features and enhancements: Smart Policies: Enable administrators to contextually and […]

The post Introducing VMware User Environment Manager Configuration Templates appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog.

Roughly one out of every five people are chronic procrastinators. For workers, that’s a hard hit to your personal productivity. For project managers, procrastination is a major road block to teamwork. So how do you stop it?

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There are many, many, blogs, forums, videos channels out there that cover various VMware topics, and we commonly see our KB articles being linked from those sites. We wanted to help those doing this with a couple of quick tips that will make your links easier to read and more resilient to potential changes in […]

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In response to a growing demand in China for small-scale Linux VDI implementations, our End-User-Computing Technical-Marketing Center of Excellence team in Beijing ran a series of tests, as documented by Judy Wu in our new Horizon 6 for Linux: Preliminary Sizing Tests white paper.

The post Preliminary Sizing Tests for Horizon 6 for Linux appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog.