Kyle Ruddy

Kyle Ruddy is a Senior Technical Marketing Architect working for VMware R&D in the Cloud Platform Business Unit. Kyle currently focuses on vSphere and VMware Cloud on AWS automation and the associated automation frameworks including all things API, CLI, and SDK. Kyle is also a Microsoft MVP and long-term vExpert whom can be found blogging on VMware blogs, http://blogs.vmware.com/vSphere and http://blogs.vmware.com/PowerCLI, and his personal blog, https://www.kmruddy.com. His Twitter: @kmruddy

Recent Posts

New Release – Datacenter CLI 2.10.2

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It’s new release day and Datacenter CLI (DCLI) 2.10.2 is here! DCLI is one of VMware’s newest command-line interfaces and it continues to show amazing extensibility! DCLI 2.10.2 introduces the following improvements and changes: Added the ‘Filter’ parameter Added the ‘Verbose’ option Added support for NSX-T APIs via VMware Cloud on AWS Added ability to Read more...

Talking Code: Datacenter CLI – Scripting Mode

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We have another great video in the Talking Code series ready, and this time we’re taking a look at Datacenter CLI’s (DCLI) scripting mode! Talking Code – DCLI Scripting Mode For more information on DCLI, please see the following page: VMware Code – DCLI For more videos in the Talking Code series, including the prior Read more...

Talking Code: vSphere Developer and Automation Interfaces Overview

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We have a new episode ready in the Talking Code series, and this time it’s a lightboard! This time we’re focusing on the different APIs that are available for vSphere and the different methods to interact with them. vSphere Developer and Automation Interfaces Overview For more information on these vSphere APIs and the different SDKs Read more...

What Version of NSX is My VMware Cloud on AWS SDDC Using?

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VMware Cloud on AWS is making a switch to the service’s underlying networking and security platform. This move is being done in order to provide access to services such as distributed firewall, security groups, route-based VPN connections, and more. In order to accomplish this move, SDDCs will be transitioned from NSX-V to NSX-T. More information Read more...