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Fences and Gates: Designing Operations for the Multi-Cloud World

Fences and Gates: Designing Operations for the…

How do you create boundaries in the multi-cloud world? In our latest blog, we dive into designing operations that create organizational guardrails around environments and services (“fences”), and interconnection points between policy domains (“gates”). Read on to find out how to keep your organization’s security – and operations – in check. This post represents an The post Fences and Gates: Designing Operations for the Multi-Cloud World appeared first on VMware Cloud Community.

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5 basic principles for a better cyber hygiene

5 basic principles for a better cyber hygiene

The world today is hyper-connected. We are always online via our smartphone, our laptop, or even via our ‘smart’ car. This also means that you can access your company’s data and apps from any location. But are you aware of your cyber hygiene? Always on: that’s good for the user’s experience. But it has one major […] The post 5 basic principles for a better cyber hygiene appeared first on VMware EMEA Blog.

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VMware Cloud Foundation on Dell EMC VxRail Blog Series – part 1: Introduction

VMware Cloud Foundation on Dell EMC VxRail Blog…

Authors: Amitrajit Chatterjee, Staff Engineer Peter Brown, Director R&D Tony Huynh, Director Product Management Introducing VMware Cloud Foundation on Dell EMC VxRail VMware Cloud Foundation on Dell EMC VxRail has been hailed as the easiest and fastest path to a hybrid cloud. Now that Cloud Foundation on VxRail is generally available, we want to provide our customers more information on this new offering. In this multi-part blog series, we’ll provide The post VMware Cloud Foundation on Dell…Read More

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No Matter What You Call It, Enterprise Software Must Put the Customer First

No Matter What You Call It, Enterprise Software…

Every so often, the open source community gets into an argument about what the software we create should really be called. Recently, for example, I’ve been seeing people using the term “Enterprise Open Source.” In response, I want to make two observations—one that questions the utility of that particular term and a second that suggests The post No Matter What You Call It, Enterprise Software Must Put the Customer First appeared first on VMware Open Source Blog.

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Forwarding VMC Events to Slack using Log…

VMware Log Intelligence (LINT) is a public VMware Cloud Service that is available to all VMware Cloud on AWS (VMC) customers. LINT provides customers with a unified view of their SDDC infrastructure..

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