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Six Takeaways from KubeCon 2019
By Tasha Drew Going into KubeCon 2019, the idea of bringing about processes that make it easier for more people to both participate in and benefit from the work the collective community has created in the Kubernetes project was top of mind. As I shared with Tim Pepper and Bryan Liles during a podcast on The post Six Takeaways from KubeCon 2019 appeared first on VMware Open Source Blog.
After officially unveiling VMware Cloud on AWS in 2017, obtainable only through VMware, the two companies announced in May that customers could buy the service directly through AWS and the cloud provider’s sizable partner network. In October, VMware moved closer to integrating its empire with the…Read More
Snow Software acquired Embotics in a move that bolsters the former’s competitive position in the hybrid cloud management space. Privately-held Snow Software is mostly known for providing enterprise customers with a software asset management platform that offers a broader view of their on-premises…Read More
When AWS announced Outposts last year, a private cloud hardware stack they install in your data center, there were a lot of unanswered questions. This week at AWS re:Invent in Las Vegas, the company announced general availability as the vision for this approach began to become clearer. AWS CEO Andy Jassy, speaking at a press […]
Extending vRealize Automation Custom Forms with vRealize Orchestrator
Within the vRealize Automation Service Broker is the Custom Forms designer which, much like previous versions of vRealize Automation, allows catalog administrators to create custom forms. These can be used to create a more dynamic and engaging user experience, especially for business users who may not have the knowledge (or desire) to make technical decisions. The post Extending vRealize Automation Custom Forms with vRealize Orchestrator appeared first on VMware Cloud Management.
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