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Broadcom on Tuesday released VMware Tanzu Data Services, a new “advanced service” for VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF), at VMware Explore Barcelona. VMware Tanzu for MySQL: “The classic web application backend that optimizes transactional data handling for cloud native environments.” Is it comprehensive? Certainly not.
Interest in the open-source network operatingsystem SONiC is rising as major networking vendors and start-ups look to offer resources to help enterprises give SONiC a try. SONiC is seen as a significant alternative to more traditional, less flexible network operatingsystems. What is SONiC?
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.”
So, there’s a race on right now for what company will be the default platform for generative AI, the operatingsystem for the next evolution of the enterprise, the middleware that will tie it all together. Not only does the data used to train or provide context for the AI reside in various locations, but so does the computing power.
Clients are seeing increased costs with on-premises virtualization with Broadcom’s acquisition of VMware. After the acquisition of VMWare , Broadcom merged many VMware products into two main offerings: VMware Cloud Foundation and VMware vSphere Foundation. What’s driving this trend ?
Broadcom’s VMware unit: VMware SASE was developed in-house and includes SD-WAN, ZTNA, CASB, FWaaS, and SWG. In addition to the standard SASE features, VMware offers DLP, URL filtering, and remote browser isolation. VMware is a leader in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for WAN Edge Infrastructure. FWaaS is not offered.
Mirantis, a large OpenStack consulting organization, announced that PayPal will be rolling 10,000 nodes running some variant of OpenStack “Cloud OperatingSystem” They look to have a total of 80,000 nodes managed by OpenStack at the end of the Cloud deployment. Cloud Computing Virtualization OpenStack VMWare'
VMware is patching a set of severe “sandbox escape” bugs. out of 10, and even VMware’s flagship ESXi hypervisor is affected. A new Bifrost remote access trojan (RAT) for Linux employs a number of techniques to remain hidden, including using a “VMware-esque” domain name for command and control servers.
Bruce Davie and Martin Casado (with Nicira, now part of VMware) have written a post comparing the VXLAN and STT tunneling protocols. OperatingSystems/Applications. I found this article on imperative vs. declarative system configuration is quite helpful in understanding Puppet’s declarative model.
Its customers range from small startups to large companies such as Mercedes-Benz, Tableau, DocuSign, VMware and Snowflake. Pulumi is based on an open-source model, with a community edition available for free to individual users. It sells multi-user and enterprise plans in a software-as-a-service model.
Well, let’s see…stuff on Envoy, network automation, network designs, M1 chips (and potential opensource variants!), Are opensource M1-style chips a possibility? OperatingSystems/Applications. Welcome to Technology Short Take #145! What will you find in this Tech Short Take? are affected).
He describes cloud as the synthesis of many different forms of innovation within IT , pulling together things like opensource, virtualization, distributed programming, NoSQL, DevOps/NoOps, distributed teams, dynamic languages, and Big Data (among others). OperatingSystems/Applications. Interesting.
Nice use of VMware Fusion in part 2, by the way.). VMware, Vagrant, and Docker together is the subject of this blog post by Fabio Rapposelli. OperatingSystems/Applications. It makes me wonder when VMware will announce support for CoreOS on vCloud Air. See part 1 and part 2 for the full details.
Of course, I am a fan of network virtualization, since I work with/on VMware NSX.). Martijn Smit has launched a series of articles on VMware NSX. Want some additional information on layer 2 and layer 3 services in VMware NSX? Here’s a good source. OperatingSystems/Applications. Any thoughts?
The opensource ko project has applied to become a CNCF Sandbox project. William Lam writes about the beta for VMware Cloud Consumption Interface (CCI). OperatingSystems/Applications. Mike McQuaid talks about entitlement in opensource. Cloud Computing/Cloud Management. Career/Soft Skills.
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Some folks from Nicira (now part of VMware) recently published a blog post discussing the OVSDB IETF draft (see here ). OperatingSystems/Applications. If storage is your thing—especially in VMware environments—I’d recommend having a look at Cormac Hogan’s blog for his series on vSphere 5.1
This is pretty cool: a WYSIWYG topology designer for VMware NSX. The VMware Cloud-Native Apps group has a breakdown of some of the new features/functionality found in the 1.9 Via Maish Saidel-Keesing, I saw this post about 10 opensource Kubernetes tools for highly effective SRE and Ops teams. Servers/Hardware.
And while we are on the topic of Linux and opensource in the networking industry…read this entertaining and informative article on the importance of (truly) opensource libraries in networking. The project itself is opensource and hosted on GitHub. OperatingSystems/Applications.
Carlos Cardenas has a great post that does a great job of explaining SAI (Switch Abstraction Interface) and switchdev , two key abstraction layers involved in building Linux-based network operatingsystems (NOSes). VMware recently released version 0.8 OperatingSystems/Applications. Good stuff. What is Platypus?
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Via the Kubernetes blog , Box announced it has opensourced a project called kube-iptables-tailer , which turns packet drops from iptables into Kubernetes events that can be logged for easier troubleshooting. OperatingSystems/Applications. Who says you can’t please everyone all the time? Networking.
And while we are on the topic of Linux and opensource in the networking industry…read this entertaining and informative article on the importance of (truly) opensource libraries in networking. The project itself is opensource and hosted on GitHub. OperatingSystems/Applications.
I recently came across a couple useful troubleshooting guides, one for Open vSwitch (OVS) and OpenStack Neutron and one for VMware NSX. Matt Oswalt recently unveiled (and opensourced) a framework called ToDD, which stands for “Testing on Demand: Distributed”. OperatingSystems/Applications. Virtualization.
OperatingSystems/Applications. could make RDP connections to modern Windows systems. could make RDP connections to modern Windows systems. Michael Preston shares his thoughts on containers in a post titled “A VMware guy’s perspective on containers.” Way to go, Daniel! Give it a read, if you get the chance.
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These areas of tech include general IT and technology, security, IT feeds, cloud computing, data center, mobile, social media, tips and tricks, virtualization, and operatingsystem and software blogs. OperatingSystem & Software Blogs. TechWorld – OperatingSystems. CIO Dashboard. The Next Web.
I think a fair number of folks may not be aware that the Nginx ingress controller for Kubernetes—both the community version and the Nginx-maintained opensource version—do suffer from timeouts and errors resulting from changes in the back-end application’s list of endpoints (think pods being added or removed).
Sirish Raghuram has some thoughts on the VMware-AWS announcement (about VMware Cloud on AWS) compared to the “Omni” announcement at the OpenStack Summit in Barcelona. I noted that a Vagrant provider for vRealize Automation was recently released as an opensource project. OperatingSystems/Applications.
Teammate Alex Brand has a look at VMware’s new OVS-based CNI plugin, Antrea. OperatingSystems/Applications. Cole Atkinson discusses the fact that osxfuse is no longer opensource , and the ramifications of this development on opensource in general. Spend time with your family instead.
Not sure if this link belongs in Networking or in Virtualization, but we’ll stick it here since it talks about VMware NSX. Here’s a three-part series on running VMware NSX on vSphere on AWS via Ravello Systems ( part 1 , part 2 , and part 3 ). No problem, Ravello Systems has a blog (and a blueprint) to help you set all this up.
VMware recently released a reference design guide for NSX-T; see here for more details. Dimitri de Swart has a write-up on LAMP stacks made easy with VMware and Puppet. Looks like PKS, the joint Kubernetes effort from VMware and Pivotal, has gone GA (see this VMware blog post ) with initial support for vSphere and GCP.
OperatingSystems/Applications Dewan Ahmed has a great run-down on options for documentation-as-code. Rory McCune shares some information on configuring Caddy , a Go-based opensource web server. Virtualization Steven Bright shows readers how to back up their VMware ESXi TPM encryption recovery keys.
VMware has released a PowerCLI preview/fling for NSX-T; Kyle Ruddy has a write-up here. Cilium, the opensource project working to bring eBPF-powered networking and security to Kubernetes environments, has hit the 1.0 VMware has launched a SIG for Kubernetes on VMware. OperatingSystems/Applications.
Another series on VMware NSX has popped up, this time from Jon Langemak. Only two posts so far (but very thorough posts), one on setting up VMware NSX and another on logical networking with VMware NSX. Nothing this time around, but I’ll keep my eyes open for more content to include next time. Servers/Hardware.
Anthony Burke’s series on VMware NSX continues with part 5. OperatingSystems/Applications. Tom has since moved on to CSC (via the vCHS team at VMware) and has launched a “next-generation” version of Razor called Hanlon. Someone recently brought the opensourceOpen vStorage project to my attention.
As opposed to just encrypting data at the transport level (although Acra does that between components of its architecture) or just encrypting data at the storage level (using an encrypted file system or similar), Acra targets encrypting data at the table/row/column level within a database. Acra is opensource and available via GitHub.
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Sathyajith Bhat covers five opensource tools for container security. Grant Orchard has a three-part series (so far) on VMware Cloud Assembly ( part 1 , part 2 , part 3 ). The folks at Platform9 recently open-sourced a tool called etcdadm (inspired by kubeadm ). OperatingSystems/Applications.
Mircea’s right—bugs will happen in all software (VMware NSX has had its share, for example), but the key is in how it’s handled. Doug Youd of Cumulus has an excellent 3-part series on the use of LACP in VMware vSphere environments. OperatingSystems/Applications. Virtualization.
Romain Decker has an “under the hood” look at the VMware NSX load balancer. I’ll keep an eye open for links to include next time around. OperatingSystems/Applications. The popular opensource container registry project, Harbor , has released a new version (version 1.2). Servers/Hardware.
Dmitri Kalintsev is back with another article in a series of articles on using hardware VXLAN tunnel endpoints (VTEPs) with VMware NSX. Here’s a handy post by Dale Coghlan on how to find object IDs for just about anything in a VMware NSX environment. OperatingSystems/Applications. Servers/Hardware. It’s about time.)
Sam McGeown has a nice diagram of the communications channels between the various VMware NSX components. OperatingSystems/Applications. Nick Korte shares some “lessons learned” as his team explored VMware vSAN as a storage solution. Ed Haletky has an updated Linux version of the VMware Software Manager.
Ricardo Sueiras captured some great links on opensource at AWS in this newsletter. Apparently due to the way the integration between Antrea and VMware NSX was designed, it’s possible for “stale” Antrea-enabled clusters (clusters that once existed but are no longer present/valid) to show up in the NSX UI.
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