Category: VMware

VMworld 2017: Day 2 Keynote

Pat Gelsinger walks on stage and welcomes Michael Dell to the stage. Pat and Michael are doing a prepared Q&A. First question is regarding lackluster support, such as quality of people and hold times. Pat says he is disappointed in hearing such feedback, as he thinks they have good NPS...

VMworld: What’s new in vSphere

Session: SER2342BU Mike Adams vSphere 6.5 Updates: Simplified experience - One appliance, modern APIs, simplified architecture Built-in security- Secure data, secure infrastructure, secure access, better logging, trusted boot chain Universal app platform - Any application, anywhere, VMware core technology Proactive data center mgt - Predictive DRS, proactive HA, integration of...

VMworld 2017: Storage at memory speed

Session: FUT3040BU, Richard Brunner Speed analysis is dependent on storage and database access latency. A key component is local storage latency - nothing can compete with DRAM What if you can move storage closer to the processing? You can with byte-addressable persistent memory (PMEM) Future vSphere will bring PMEM support...

VMworld 2017: VMware Cloud on AWS: Storage

Session: STO1980BU, Ben Meadocroft, Matt Amdur Any Cloud, Any Application, Any Device VMware Cloud on AWS SDDC running on AWS bare-metal Sold, operated and supported by VMware Support for containers and VMs Global AWS footprint and availability Physical host config: Based on i3p.16xlarge 2 sockets 512GB RAM 8x 1.788 NVMe...

VMworld 2017: App security with AppDefense and NSX

Session: SAI3237SU, Tom Corn, Sr. VP Security Products Network exploitation is easier today due to the distributed nature of applications and components. Hack one layer, and you can move across boundaries via application firewall holes. We need to shrink the attack surface area. Least privilege. Align controls to applications. Microsegmentation...

VMworld 2017: Day 1 Keynote

Note: This week I'll be live blogging from VMworld 2017. As always, this will be live, and so please excuse my typos and grammar issues. Pat Gelsigner walks on stage. This is Pat's 6th VMworld and he became CEO 5 years ago. Pat mentions the disaster in Houston and sends...

VMware Horizon 7.1 is now GA

About a month ago, VMware released news of an updated version of Horizon, version 7.1. As it turns out, the day it was announced I was at a customer site doing a Horizon install and they were all excited about the 7.1 features. They were most interested in Blast Extreme...

VMware Workstation/Fusion and vSphere 6.5b Released

Hot off the press, are three updates for VMware products. First, Workstation Pro 12.5.4 was released, which addresses a critical security issue. According to VMware "This vulnerability might allow a guest to execute code on the operating system that runs VMware Workstation 12 Pro." You can read the full release...

VMworld 2016: vCenter Performance

Session: INF8108 Teaser: 5.5 to 6.0 is 300% faster for vCenter operations From 6.0 to 6.5(?) is another 100% higher. HTML5 vs. Flex client: Shows a chart with dramatically faster HtML5 performance over Flash client. VCSA vs. windows - When you have a datacenter with heavy load the VCSA far...

VMworld 2016: What’s new with vSphere

Session: INF8375 What happened since VMworld 2015? End of availability of C# client in next major release HTML5 web client fling 6.0 U2 - Q1 2016 Pricing and packaging changes - No more vSphere "enterprise" edition, or vSOM standard and enterprise. End of sale of vSphere 5.0 and 5.1 (August...

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