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How VCF 9.1 Consolidates the Management Plane into a Single Unified Platform
VCF 9.1 revolutionizes VMware Cloud Foundation by consolidating four appliances into a unified VCF Management Services platform, enhancing operational simplicity and efficiency. This architectural shift demands careful upgrade planning but promises streamlined management and centralized observability, making the transition a worthwhile endeavor for VCF 9.0.x users.
VMware NSX-T Virtual Lab
This is an On-Demand Lab for VMware NSX-T. It provides the same lab experience as the one day NSX-T training class but without the slide content and on-site architect. This lab is not meant to teach operations, best practices or replace VMware's hands-on classes.
Memory Tiering in VMware Cloud Foundation 9: A Closer Look at the TCO Equation
VCF 9's native memory tiering capability fundamentally changes how virtual infrastructure is sized and priced. For organizations running large-scale virtualized environments, understanding this feature — and its relationship to today's DDR5 vs. NVMe pricing gap — may reshape how you think about platform economics entirely.
WWT Market Scan: Hypervisor Capability Comparison
Our Hypervisor Market Scan Workshop delivers a structured, vendor-agnostic framework to evaluate five leading enterprise platforms: VMware VCF, Microsoft Hyper-V + SCVMM, Nutanix NCI Ultimate, Red Hat OpenShift Virt + ACM, and Azure Local. Our experts will help you determine which platform aligns best with your technical requirements, compliance needs, and business priorities.
VMware vSAN 8.0
This a foundational lab for creating a standard VMware vSAN 8.0 datastore. We will walk through the initial host networking configuration. Then we will start the vSAN service for the cluster.
Broadcom and AMD Collaborate on Enterprise AI Platform
Broadcom and AMD's collaboration aims to revolutionize enterprise AI with a secure, high-performance infrastructure. By integrating VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) with AMD's AI software and GPUs, they address privacy, flexibility, cost and scalability challenges, enabling efficient AI model deployment and management. This partnership creates AI solutions for diverse enterprise needs.
VMware Virtualization
The life of a VMware Virtualization Engineer requires a fundamental understanding of various hardware, software, operating systems and virtualization concepts. This Learning Path is designed to provide exposure to those foundational concepts so that upon completion the participant has the essential skills to understanding how VMware Virtualization works.
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VMware Virtualization Intermediate
For an Engineer who has a solid understanding of the fundamental aspects of VMware Virtualization, this Learning Path will start to dive deeper into some of the more detailed aspects of additional components that can exist in a typical environment.
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VMware Virtualization Advanced
For an Engineer who has a solid understanding of the intermediate aspects of VMware Virtualization, this Learning Path will dive deeper into some of the more detailed aspects of additional components that can exist in a typical environment.
Introduction to VMware Cloud Foundation for the vSphere SME
In this briefing, we will look at VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) — both the strategy and the practical implementation. Understanding how VCF works, what its strengths/weaknesses are and how to best utilize VCF within your organization is key to properly leveraging VCF platform.
Demystify Private Cloud to Drive IT Efficiency and Agility | Briefing
Dive into the benefits and intricacies of private cloud, software-defined data centers and virtualization. During this event, James Harless, WWT Principal Solutions Architect, discusses how using private cloud as an operating model can empower lines of business to consume services while adhering to a shared responsibility model that optimizes cost, drives scalability and enables customization options to foster a more service-oriented IT organization.
Storing Up Trouble: The Definition of Software-Defined Storage in 2024
Software-defined storage (SDS) is a transformative technology that offers a flexible and efficient approach to data storage.
Join us as we delve more into how SDS can help your business
When is a "Private Cloud" Not a "Cloud?"
In the rapidly evolving landscape of cloud computing, terminology often becomes a shorthand for complex concepts and technologies. Among the terms frequently misunderstood is the term "private cloud." This post aims to clarify these differences by diving into the essence of the "Private Cloud" as a cloud operating model and a "private cloud" as shorthand for compute virtualization.
VMC on AWS: Hybrid Cloud Made Easy
Learn how WWT helped an organization quickly deploy a hybrid cloud environment, enabling on-premise to AWS migration.
VMware vSAN Closes a Major Resiliency Gap
VMware vSAN 7.0 Update 2 is officially released, and with it comes a feature that closes an observed resiliency gap during unplanned outages.
Enterprise Architecture Speeds Health Insurer's Digital Transformation
Learn how a customer harnessed clinical data to enable a new line of business.