Just a quick blog post on deleting unnecessary or unneeded bundles from VCF – SDDC Manager. There is two parts to this. Getting your Bundle ID you want to delete from the API Deleting the Bundle using a script on the SDDC Manager appliance. In your SDDC Manager: Click Development Center Click API Explorer Expand … Continue reading VCF – SDDC Manager – How to delete bundles
This blog posts covers using Kasten by Veeam to create backup policies for data protection, and how to restore your data. This blog post follows on from the two installation guides; Installing and configuring Kasten to protect container workloads on VMware Tanzu Kubernetes Grid How to install and configure Kasten to protect container workloads on … Continue reading How to backup and restore your container workloads using Kasten by Veeam
This blog post will take you through the full steps on installing and configuring Kasten, the container based enterprise backup software now owned by Veeam Software This deployment will be for VMware Tanzu Kubernetes Grid which is running on top of VMware vSphere. You can read how to create backup policies and restore your data … Continue reading Installing and configuring Kasten to protect container workloads on VMware Tanzu Kubernetes Grid
In this blog post I’m going to cover deploying and configuring Kasten, the container based enterprise backup software now owned by Veeam Software. This deployment will be inside my Red Hat OpenShift Environment which is running on top of VMware vSphere. I’ll be protecting a cool gaming application that has data persistence using MongoDB. Installing … Continue reading How to install and configure Kasten to protect container workloads on Red Hat OpenShift and VMware vSphere
Just a quick answer from a query on Reddit /r/VMware Sub. You can do this in vROPs from the 8.x code and above. Click home on the vROPs interface Click on “Reclaim” from the navigation left hand pane Click the datacenter your interested in Click Powered off VM’s tab Look for your VM and it … Continue reading Check how long a VM is turned off in vSphere using vROPs