With Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops 1912 achieved LTSR (Long Term Servicing Release). This is the first LTSR since the 7.15 release, which was almost 3 years earlier. In 3 years, a lot has changed…
AdminCafe
Virtueller Kaffee und Themen rund um IT, Ops, Dev, Homelabs und Wolken…
Building Hybrid Cloud on Nutanix CE – Part V – xenappblog
In this fifth part of the Hybrid Cloud blog post series we’re going to change the self sign Nutanix Cluster certificate, enable Active Directory Logon. We’re also going to setup
k3s kubernetes bei teutoStack | teutoStack
Kubernetes Homelab with Raspberry Pi and k3sup / Alexellis.io
Learn how to build your own Kubernetes homelab on Raspberry Pi 4 with a single binary called k3sup, the new inlets-operator for Ingress and OpenFaaS.
Rancher vs. OpenShift – A Consultant’s View / Rancher Blog
In this head-to-head comparison of Kubernetes management platforms, Rancher beats OpenShift hands down. Find out why Rancher is the best choice.
Building Hybrid Cloud on Nutanix CE – Part IV – xenappblog
In this forth part of the Hybrid Cloud blog post series we’re going to configure DNS corretly, setup a Group Policy for Authoritive Time Server automation and Citrix Cloud Connector
OpenCelium | Open Source API-Hub
Source: https://www.opencelium.io/
Setup Pushover notifications for openITCOCKPIT / Blog Openitcockpit
Getting Started with the Terraform Provider for VMware Cloud on AWS – VMware {code}
We are very excited to introduce the initial release of the Terraform Provider for VMware Cloud on AWS. This provider allows us to manage SDDCs in a more modern, Infrastructure as Code, manner which gives us the capability to manage our SDDCs faster, more reliably while also providing documentation of our provisioned infrastructure.
Source: Getting Started with the Terraform Provider for VMware Cloud on AWS – VMware {code}
VMware Community Homelabs Project / Virtually Ghetto
On a weekly basis, I easily get at least half a dozen inquires ranging from our customers, partners and even internal VMware employees on the topic of VMware Homelabs.…
