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Talking Code: vSphere Developer and Automation Interfaces Overview

Kyle Ruddy posted September 18th, 2018

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...

Talking Code: Getting Started with the vSphere Automation SDK for Ruby

Kyle Ruddy posted September 6th, 2018

Welcome to the post-VMworld US period of this calendar year! We’re going to kick off the Talking Code series again with another great episode. This time we’re going to take a look at how we can get started with the vSphere Automation SDK for Ruby. Getting Started with the vSphere Automation SDK for Ruby For Read more...

Automating File-Based Backup of vCenter Server Appliance with Python

Kyle Ruddy posted August 2nd, 2018

Did you know the vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) has file-based backup options? This ability was actually released in vSphere 6.5. However, there was one feature in particular that was missing: a scheduler. I’m happy to say that as part of vSphere 6.7, the VCSA received a backup scheduler! Recently, my teammate, Emad Younis released a Read more...

Talking Code: Getting Started with the vSphere Automation SDK for Python

Kyle Ruddy posted July 26th, 2018

We have another great Talking Code episode ready for release! This time we’re going to take a look at how we can get started with the vSphere Automation SDK for Python. Getting Started with the vSphere Automation SDK for Python For more information on getting started, see the following blog: Getting Started with the vSphere Read more...

Automating File-Based Backup of vCenter Server Appliance with REST APIs

Kyle Ruddy posted July 24th, 2018

Did you know the vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) has file-based backup options? This ability was actually released in vSphere 6.5. However, there was one feature in particular that was missing: a scheduler. I’m happy to say that as part of vSphere 6.7, the VCSA received a backup scheduler! Recently, my teammate, Emad Younis released a Read more...