From self-driving cars to environment-sensing robots, deep learning is tackling some of the world’s toughest technological challenges. But it’s not just for gadgets and gizmos; it’s also aiming to fix your grammar. In honor of National Grammar Day – it’s today – take a look at these sentences, which are guaranteed to rattle even your… Read More

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By Joe DePasquale It is not uncommon for organizations to end up with “shelfware” – software that was purchased with good intentions, but never fully utilized, maybe never even deployed. One of the responsibilities of the VMware technical account manager (TAM), is to help customers prevent software from becoming shelfware. One of my customers, a […]

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Digital enterprises derive business value by squeezing the most value out of their IT infrastructure. Increasingly, that means turning to a cloud infrastructure. This month’s vCloud Air Network Service Provider Spotlight is on OVH. OVH has combined the best of the distributed cloud with the best of dedicated infrastructure in its dedicated cloud model. Like […]

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In February we shared how VMware’s innovative new model of IT is helping organizations build and manage their hybrid clouds, as well as deliver and secure their digital workspace. Don’t fret if you missed any of it; we have many resources to get you up on what’s new in Q1: Access the replay sessions of […]

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A new VMware Virtual SAN networking paper is now available. This paper focuses on the physical network and vSphere related technologies that are required to deploy Virtual SAN across Layer 2 and Layer 3 topologies. The paper design to help virtualization, network, and storage implementation engineers, administrators, and architects interested in deploying Virtual SAN on

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By Josh Miller Infrastructure organizations are feeling more pressured than ever to innovate. They are being pushed by business unit leads and application teams to deliver on their part of software toolchain stacks at a faster pace. They are increasingly expected to be flexible and agile in how they operate and manage the platforms they […]

The post How DevOps is Changing Infrastructure and Providing Business Value appeared first on VMware Accelerate Advisory Services.

Easeof management operations is key to a successful cloud deployment. VMware aims to simplify common OpenStack administration tasks such as compute and storage capacity expansion through innovations in our OpenStack management framework. Compute Expansion There are two ways to expand compute capacity in a VMware Integrated OpenStack (VIO) deployment: Add a server to an existing […]

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A few weeks ago VMware announced the release of Virtual SAN v6.2 In terms of features, this is the biggest release of the product since the initial release. The list of new features is impressive and makes Virtual SAN very competitive against the most sophisticated storage platforms in the market today.This week on the Virtually

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    Virtual Volumes (VVols) are revolutionary in the way they allow virtual machinesto consume storage by allowing the capabilities or attributes of the underlying attached storage to be surfaced up to vSphere. Now VMs can have storage provisioned for them based on capabilities, rather than being indirectly based on thedatastore they reside in.As we

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Network virtualization, like server virtualization, is a very general technology, and its use will surely grow and evolve over time. At present, however, three specific capabilities are driving adoption. Network virtualization pioneer Martin Casado identifies three primary use cases for network virtualization: Automation. Network virtualization automates time-consuming manual processes. As Casado puts it, “Any time […]

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By Pierre Moncassin Every customer’s journey to Cloud, DevOps or other transformative initiatives is unique to an extent. Yet all those journeys will come across a similar set of challenges. With the exception of truly green-field projects, each transformation to Cloud/DevOps involves dealing with the weight of legacy - organizational and technical silos that hamper […]

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Performing ocular microsurgery is about as hard as it sounds—and, until recently, eye surgeons had practically been flying blind in the operating room.

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By: Troy Bailey, Blue Medora When you begin your out-of-the-box deployment of VMware’s vRealize Operations Manager (vROps), you might find that getting detailed hardware and health information about your server compute environment is more difficult than you expected. Today, I would like to share with you a new wealth of custom dashboards that Blue Medora’s […]

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Our good friends at GNS3 are running a really awesomecontestfor the month of March! “Build the biggest, boldest topology in GNS3 that you can. With the new release of v1.4.x, the ability to build big and bold topologies has never been easier. Leverage the new Local GNS3 VM to help build your topology. At the […]

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  Following the last videos showing an introduction to PowerCLI and Reporting in PowerCLI there is now a new video that takes you through managing the virtual machine lifecycle with PowerCLI, these videos are a fantastic, quick way to learn PowerCLI tips and tricks. Administrators are no longer responsible for managing single digit servers, they […]

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Here is our Top 20 vRealize Automation (vRA) articles list for February 2016. This list is ranked by the number of times a VMware Support Request was resolved by following the steps in a published Knowledge Base article. Update sequence for vSphere 6.0 and its compatible VMware products Repairing or updating the trust between all […]

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When it comes to keeping VM Tools up to date, there are six different approaches that vSphere administrators can use. That may sound like a lot, but after seeing each of the various options, it is clear that the intention is to accommodate nearly any workflow customers require for flexible datacenter operations.These different techniques allow […]

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Here is our Top 20 vRealize Operations Manager articles list for February 2016. This list is ranked by the number of times a VMware Support Request was resolved by following the steps in a published Knowledge Base article. Resetting the Administrator password in VMware vRealize Operations Manager appliance Update sequence for vSphere 6.0 and its […]

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