Schlagwort: VMware

The VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) division is at the forefront of driving innovation in the realm of hybrid cloud infrastructures. The latest release, VMware Cloud Foundation 5.2, introduces a myriad of enhancements and new features aimed at modernizing infrastructure, bolstering security, and enhancing the developer experience. This article provides a comprehensive overview of these advancements and their implications for the future of cloud operations.

Am 25. April 2024 öffneten sich in Frankfurt am Main die Türen zur Deutschen VMUG UserCon, der ersten ihrer Art in Deutschland seit der Übernahme von VMware durch Broadcom. Es war ein Treffen der sieben lokalen VMUG-Gruppen Deutschlands.

SANsymphony 10.0 PSP17 was released on 17th of January 2024. PSP17 features the following major enhancement highlights.

With vRealize Automation, users can use existing load balancers as well as create load balancers within a deployment.
Before we show how to use existing load balancers or create new load balancers, let’s talk about the theory first.

The next network profile, we want to talk about is the outbound network type.
The configuration of the network profile is the same as for routed networks, so will skip the discussion here – the only difference is the configuration on the blueprint.

The next type of Network Policy we want to talk about is called Routed Network Policy. If you have worked with vRealize Automation 7 before, you might notice that Routed Network Policies correspond to Routed Networks in vRA 7.

The first and most easy way to use a Network Profile, is to deploy in an existing network. In that case there are no network components that needs to be created on the fly, hence the configuration is easy.
The following instructions will show how to create a Network Profile and configure it accordingly.

Network Profiles in vRealize Automation streamline network provisioning by orchestrating existing and on-demand resources, simplifying configuration compared to previous versions. Stay tuned for further insights on microsegmentation and firewall rules.

Dive into vRealize Automation 8’s network management capabilities, including IP range configuration, load balancer integration, and network domain organization for streamlined cloud infrastructure orchestration.

In order to use the capabilities of NSX-V in vRealize Automation, it is necessary to setup a NSX-V account. Learn here how to add an NSX-V account in VMware’s vRealize Automation 8 with our easy step-by-step guide.