Yesterday, Microsoft released Azure Lighthouse aka “Delegated Resource Management” which is a way to provide deleated access to Customers Azure resources either it be individual service…
Virtueller Kaffee und Themen rund um IT, Ops, Dev, Homelabs und Wolken…
This post is applicable to customers using the VMware vCenter Server Appliance (vCSA) 6.7 Update 2a with NSX-v 6.4.5. Problem: vCenter Server Appliance 6.7 Update 2a deployed and in use with NSX-v …
Source: vCSA 6.7 U2a with NSX-v 6.4.5 – Network and Security Navigator is replaced by {{node.title}}
Laut Global Developer Report 2019 von GitLab setzt sich DevSecOps in der Softwareentwicklung durch. Mehr Sicherheit bleibt aber bisweilen auf der Strecke.
Source: Report: DevSecOps ist der steinige Weg zu mehr Sicherheit
Microsoft Teams trat an, um Slack zu überholen. Das ist nun offenbar gelungen: 13 Millionen Menschen nutzen das Tool täglich – Tendenz steigend.
Source: Microsoft Teams überholt Slack
Azure Migrate soll Kunden bei der Migration ihrer Applikationen in die Cloud helfen, während Lighthouse als eine Art Konsole für Services dienen soll.
Source: Neues aus der Microsoft-Cloud: Azure Migrate und Azure Lighthouse
Regular readers will know that I have been spending quite a bit of time recently looking at Kubernetes running on vSphere. I’ve written a number of posts on the storage side of things, which you can read here as part of my 101 series. I also posted about how you can setup vRealize Operations Manager […]
Source: A first look at vRealize Network Insight for Kubernetes – CormacHogan.com
The VMware vSphere vMotion feature is one of the most important capabilities in today’s virtual infrastructures. Since its inception in 2002 and the release in 2003, it allows us to migrate the active state of a virtual machines from one physical ESXi host to another. Today, the ability to seamlessly migrate virtual machines is an integral
Source: The vMotion Process Under the Hood – VMware vSphere Blog