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  • Other Intel and AMD small form factor (SFF) systems for vSphere Homelabs

    When it comes to selecting a platform for a vSphere Homelab, there are many options which include building your own "whitebox" system. For the large majority of folks, the preference is to purchase a ready to use kit such as an Intel NUC or Supermicro which both extremely popular. These systems not only work well [...]

    Blog Name: https://www.virtuallyghetto.com

    Published on 2020-08-06 | Time 15:46:52

  • The VMware Labs flings monthly for July 2020- Reach is back!

    A couple of days late but I had  good excuse: I was away on a holiday. I needed it and enjoyed it and have a week left before I start work again. This month there was one new release and nine flings received an update. Overall it’s a EUC rich... Continue Reading

    Blog Name: https://www.retouw.nl

    Published on 2020-08-03 | Time 14:57:21

  • Integrating VMware Cloud Notification Gateway with VMware Event Broker Appliance (VEBA)

    I previously wrote about the VMware Cloud Notification Gateway (NGW) which provides curated notifications delivered to VMware Cloud on AWS users. By default, NGW supports several  types of notification channels such as email, VMware Cloud Console UI, VMware Cloud Activity Log, vRealize Log Intelligence Cloud (vRLIC) and the vSphere UI when using the vCenter Cloud [...]

    Blog Name: https://www.virtuallyghetto.com

    Published on 2020-07-29 | Time 19:21:22

  • Using the new installation method for deploying OpenShift 4.5 on VMware Cloud on AWS

    I recently saw a tweet from Jason Shiplett who works over on the VMware Validated Design (VVD) team (also my former team before joining VMware Cloud) who shared a new validated design for running Redhat OpenShift 4.3 on VMware Cloud Foundation. Funny enough, a couple of days ago I was just researching into deploying OpenShift [...]

    Blog Name: https://www.virtuallyghetto.com

    Published on 2020-07-18 | Time 13:32:00

Latest Posts

VMworld Hackathon: Check-in With the Team Leads

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We have an amazing group of teams forming for the VMworld Hackathon in Las Vegas later this month. We checked in with a few of the team leaders to see what nut they’re trying to crack. Read their answers below and register to participate. Bill Roth (Wavefront) 1) In a nutshell, what problem/idea do you hope to Read more...

Third Quarter Slack Update

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Our Slack has nearly doubled in size since the last time we shared some numbers. Time for our roughly-once-per-quarter update. If you’re just joining VMware {code}, here is the list of our largest channels. Channels > 400 people #powercli Channels > 300 people #devops #nsx Channels > 200 people #cloud-native #photon #vra #vro #vsphere Channels > Read more...

VMworld Hackathon Is Back

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Update 08/24: Please check out the logistics update. Last year at VMworld in Las Vegas, we held our first VMware {code} hackathon, followed shortly by the repeat event at VMworld Europe in Barcelona. If you believe what people have been saying (e.g., here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here), the event perfectly encapsulated our “learn, code, connect” mantra, and Read more...

Bootstrapping JavaScript API

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This post was authored by Ina Uzunova, Product Owner of vSphere Client SDK This blog post gives a brief overview of a new mechanism for JavaScript API bootstrapping introduced in vSphere 6.5 Update 1 and explains why you should take advantage of it. In previous releases, the JavaScript APIs have been initialized through a custom file Read more...

vSphere HTML Client SDK 6.5 Documentation and Tools Resources

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This blog gives a detailed overview of all existing vSphere HTML Client SDK 6.5 resources that you can use while developing an HTML plug-in. Official SDK Release vSphere HTML Client SDK is independent section of the vSphere Web Client SDK 6.5 deliverable. You can download the official vSphere Web Client SDK 6.5 from VMware code. Read more...