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There was an announcement last year by IBM and VMware regarding support for Watson AI on prem, but with the current trajectory of VMware , it’s hard to say how consequential that solution is today,” Weinberg said. Gartner Research VP Tony Iams said that SUSE not talking about an alternative for VMWare was “maybe a miss in our view.”
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At DevOps Networking Forum 2016, I had the opportunity to share a presentation on some Linux networking options. I recently came across a couple useful troubleshooting guides, one for Open vSwitch (OVS) and OpenStack Neutron and one for VMware NSX. OperatingSystems/Applications. Have fun reading! Networking.
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OperatingSystems/Applications. Well worth reading for VMware admins and architects. General KVM Linux Networking OpenFlow OpenStack Puppet RedHat SDN Security Storage Virtualization VMware vSphere' If so, you should probably check out this collection of links from Aaron Delp. Technology Short Take #31.
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This is pretty cool: a WYSIWYG topology designer for VMware NSX. Barry Peddycord shares an update on Ansible support for the Cumulus Linux NCLU. The VMware Cloud-Native Apps group has a breakdown of some of the new features/functionality found in the 1.9 OperatingSystems/Applications. Servers/Hardware. or higher).
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