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It’s time to Make Your Mark – VMworld registration goes live!

It’s time to Make Your Mark – VMworld…

In this complex, digitised, multi-cloud world, knowing which tools are right for your needs can be challenging. Technology moves fast, so it’s important to keep on top of the trends and updates that matter to your organisation. That’s why we invest so much in helping our customers and partners build their knowledge – through training, […] The post It’s time to Make Your Mark – VMworld registration goes live! appeared first on VMware EMEA Blog.

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Software-Defined Networking in the Data Center…

Complexity in the network has become the number one concern for many networking and security professionals. Distributed workloads and the need to deliver more services faster has fueled this trend that shows no signs of letting up. This paper proposes a set of design principles that lay a…Read More

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Operate VMware Cloud on AWS using vRealize Operations

Operate VMware Cloud on AWS using vRealize…

VMware Cloud on AWS is one of the most talked about innovations and partnerships between VMware and AWS Cloud. With VMware’s SDDC stack fully deployed on AWS, we are delivering on the promise to VMware customers to get the economies of the public cloud without re-writing your existing applications. While talking to most of the customers who are leveraging The post Operate VMware Cloud on AWS using vRealize Operations appeared first on VMware Cloud Management.

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My First VMUG Community Presentation

This Thursday 9th May is the second London VMUG gathering of the year, and probably the most significant VMUG I have attended to date. Why? Well because someone managed to talk me in to presenting a community session for the first time.

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How to Correctly Create Scopes and Services in VMware AppDefense

How to Correctly Create Scopes and Services in…

VMware AppDefense separates virtual machines (VMs) into categories called scopes and services. A Scope is an application in the datacenter such as a web application whereas a service is a tier of that application. In this example, we could assume, and would be correct, that Services reside within Scopes to model this tiered application architecture. The post How to Correctly Create Scopes and Services in VMware AppDefense appeared first on VMware Security.

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