Since 2018 I have been a
VMware vExpert and I must say that I am still proud and honoured of having earned that achievement. Now, YOUR chance to become a vExpert is here, as this year’s second round of applications have been opened.
Last week I had an attempt at the vSAN Specialist exam (5V0-21.19) and I’m happy to say I passed. This was also my first exam done with the Pearson VUE remote proctoring option so I’ve written a few points on that as well
This is the fourth part of a series of posts covering how we can build a nested vSphere lab environment with vRealize Automation. In this part we will summarize the project and look at a few future plans
This is the third part of a series of posts covering how we can build a nested vSphere lab environment with vRealize Automation. In this post we will look at the extensibility workflows run by vRealize Orchestrator
This is the second part of a series of posts covering how we can build a nested vSphere lab environment with vRealize Automation. In this post we will build out the vRA blueprints that deploys our resources
This is the first part of a series of posts covering how we can build a nested vSphere lab environment with vRealize Automation. In this part we will cover the background for the project and take a look at the vRA configuration
In this post we will explore the Backup endpoints in the vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) REST API
Let’s see how we can get information about the version updates in the VCSA and how to perform an update programatically
In this post we will take a look at how we can integrate vRO with vROps and run workflows based on alerts.
The vExpert class of 2020 was announced this week and I am happy to announce that I’m a part of this great community for the third time