VCF9 – Getting started with VCF Automation

So it's now been 130 days since the release of VMware Cloud Foundation 9. The release that's likely the largest single release released by VMware, where over 1 million hours of engineering was poured into making a unified private cloud platform. I've now spent a lot (a lot!) of time digging into the new VCF … Continue reading VCF9 – Getting started with VCF Automation →

Part 11 – VCF Automation – Constraints

VCF Automation will always try to find the most appropriate location to provision VMs to while taking things into consideration. If you've specified that the VM should be specifically deployed to a network labeled Production, then naturally all the clusters that meets all requirements except for having that Network will be filtered out as suitable … Continue reading Part 11 – VCF Automation – Constraints →

Part 6 – VCF Automation – XaaS Microsoft AD

It's important to remember that VCF Automation does not just create Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS, the Ubuntu and Windows Templates), but also DaaS (Desktop as a Service), KaaS (Kubernetes as a Service), DBaaS (DataBase as a Service), and lastly XaaS (Anything as a Service). Ehh? Sounds ... vague? Well, … Continue reading Part 6 – VCF Automation – XaaS Microsoft AD →