I thought I’d add to the deluge of posts of recommended VMworld Sessions. Here are my top ten picks! Remember VMworld is fully virtual and free this year. So what’s stopping you from registering? The Sessions
The latest release of vRealize Operations (the “manager” part of the product name has now been dropped), brings the ability to manage your Kubernetes environments from the vSphere infrastructure up. The Kubernetes integration in vRealize Operations 8.1; vSphere with Kubernetes integration: Ability to discover vSphere with Kubernetes objects as part of the vCenter Server inventory. New … Continue reading vRealize Operations – Monitoring OpenShift Container Platform environments
As a vSphere administrator, you’ve built your career on understanding infrastructure at a granular level, datastores, DRS clusters, vSwitches, and HA configurations. You’re used to managing VMs at scale. Now, you’re hearing about KubeVirt, and while it promises Kubernetes-native VM orchestration, it comes with a caveat: Kubernetes fluency is required. This post is designed to … Continue reading Learn KubeVirt: Deep Dive for VMware vSphere Admins
The Issue I stood up my first ever GKE cluster! Woo, go me! However when I was trying to setup Tanzu Service Mesh, I hit issues such as: Error from server (Forbidden): error when creating “operator-deployment.yaml”: roles.rbac.authorization.k8s.io is forbidden: User “[email protected]” cannot create resource “roles” in API group “rbac.authorization.k8s.io” in the namespace “vmware-system-tsm”: requires one … Continue reading GKE – User cannot create resource – requires one of [“container.roles.create”] permission(s)
I was honoured to be a guest on the “Ask an OpenShift Admin” webinar recently. Where I had the chance to talk about OpenShift on VMware, always a hot topic, and how we co-innovate and work together on solutions. You can watch the full session below. Keep reading to see the content I didn’t get … Continue reading OpenShift on VMware – Integrating with vSphere Storage, Networking and Monitoring.