Kubernetes as a Service
Kubernetes as a Service. How you can request, deploy and manage Kubernetes Clusters and Namespaces with vRealize Automation using the self-service catalog.
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Join VMware at the AWS Public Sector Summit Online
Government agencies with their sights set on IT modernization will reap great value from attending the AWS Public Sector Summit Online. We’ll see you in the Partner Discovery Zone!
How to patch Intel NUC 10 with latest ESXi 7.0 update?
How to patch Intel NUC 10 with latest ESXi 7.0…
vSphere 7.0b was just released last week and one of the important fixes was to resolve an issue where Nested ESXi VMs were crashing upon powering on an inner-guest VM. This looks to have also affect newer generations of CPUs including Intel’s 10th Gen Comet Lake which is also found in the latest […]
So a last year one of the projects I was working on that consumed me was trying to set up a VMUG Controller. The VMUG Controller is a Raspberry Pi appliance that allows you to check in and events and has a printer to print out a name badge. The whole system is a closed environments which means to access the web page you need to be connected to the vmugc Wifi. The whole process for setup has been very well documented by Dan Barr of the Central PA VMUG. You can find the instructions here on his Github.
However no matter how good the instructions are there are a few issues that need to be addressed.
Hardware: You need to use either a Raspberry Pi 2 or Pi 3 B+
Operating System: Rasbian Jessie – In order for the installation script to work you need to find the right version of Raspbian Jessie (I think this is the right version). If not you can find older versions of Rasbian here.
Do not Update the OS or this will break the whole thing. You will also need to install PHP7 as Jessie only has PHP 5 which you can find instructions on how to do that below.
How to install php7 on Raspbian
://help.nextcloud.com/t/upgrade-php5-to-php7-on-raspbian-jessie-8-0/24537
Once this is complete you can proceed with following the installation script.
Once the install has completed you will then see the new WiFi SSID VMUGC which you will need to connect to in order to access the web page.
After that it should just work.
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VMware Cloud on AWS – Getting Started Hands-on Lab
VMware Cloud on AWS Hands-on Lab. Hands-on Labs are the fastest and easiest way to test-drive the full technical capabilities of VMware products. These evaluations are free, up and running on your browser in minutes, and require no installation.
Workspace ONE Cloud Services Achieve ISO 27001,…
As businesses and organizations increasingly turn to remote working solutions, the demand for secure and compliant solutions has also intensified. Our customers must meet the challenges of a new remote reality without comprising their cloud-hosted data security. VMware is committed to […]
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PSEG has a Market Place?!
So it has been brought to my attention by my lovely wife that PSE&G has a Market place. If you are not from NJ you might be asking what is PSEG? PSE&G or Public Service Energy Group is the local power supply company the services NJ and Long Island NY. Now you might be asking what are they selling on this market place. Well as it turns out, they are selling Smart Home Devices! Particularly Smart thermostats from all of the big players like Google Nest, Ecobee, and Honeywell. They even have some pretty good deals on there for people who may not have the capital to invest in one of the big names.
My Wife found an Emerson Sensi, which is a WiFi smart thermostat that will integrate with your Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and Smartthings hub for $0. All you have to do is pay tax and shipping which comes out to be $11.
Needless to say she ordered it, and I will be doing a review of it when I get it in.
Here is a link to the PSEG Market Place, check it out and see if there is something you would be interested in. If you need help, just drop me a line.
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Deleting inaccessible objects from vSAN cluster
Read through the problem, and these clear steps for a solution. Hope this helps!
vRealize Operations Manager 7.5 – Part5 – Alerting
Alerting is a very important aspect of infrastructure monitoring. vROps has very powerful alerting capabilities. It might look a bit complicated for the first time. A good understanding of symptoms, alert definitions, badges, notification rules, etc. are required to effectively utilize the […]
vRops 8.0+ Enabling Automation for deleted…
So this next post is an update to my original post around enabling automation for the “deleted snapshot” action in vRops 7.5… but to be honest it’s universal and not specific to the “deleted snapshot” action. […]