Kubernetes on a Raspberry Pi Cluster By Kesi Soundararajan I. Introduction Kubernetes is an open source, container orchestration tool that automates the management of containerized applications. Despite its recent 2015 release, Kubernetes has quickly become an industry standard for developers who use containers in their production. To understand more about how Kubernetes works in practice, Read more...
VMware Cloud on AWS has the ability to add new clusters to an existing SDDC. This is most useful for workload separation. A cluster could be specified as the failover resource, a development environment, and so forth. However, as of Version 1.6, there’s a new reason to add new clusters to an SDDC: custom core Read more...
We’re only a few days shy of VMworld EU! In preparation for the VMware Code Hackathon, it is a good time to take a look at another one of our SDKs that interact with the vSphere REST API. In this session of Talking Code, I’ll be covering the vSphere Automation SDK for Perl! Getting Started Read more...
We ran a very successful Liota and Wavefront lab at VMworld US hooking up LIOTA IOT framework to Wavefront at the {Code} labs. This allowed you to build an IOT device and stream data to a cloud-based metrics and analytics system, Wavefront. Below are the instructions for the lab. MAKERSPACE VMworld #CODE5633E User Instructions Read more...
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...
