I had the chance to sit in on an AWS workshop this week focused on AWS Transform for VMware, and I wanted to share my notes and takeaways. This post is not meant to be a deep technical dive or an official AWS guide – it’s more of a “here’s what I learned, go do […]
AWS Transform for VMware – Workshop Notes Read Post »
Anyone who is currently running or has deployed VMware Cloud on AWS (VMC) will tell you that hybrid cloud networking adds the most complexity. It does make sense, the VMware aspect of VMC is frankly pretty easy. Getting access to a VMware SDDC in any public cloud provider typically takes about 10 – 15 minutes
VMC on AWS Networking: Fun with Transit Connect Read Post »
When it comes to VMware Cloud on AWS (VMC), the devil is in the networking details. For those out there unfamiliar with VMC, it is an service that was jointly developed between AWS and VMware, and is fully managed by VMware. It is essentially a VMware Software Defined Data Center (SDDC) as-a-Service running within the
Why the heck can’t I connect to my stuff running in VMC from AWS?!? Read Post »
HCX is an application mobility platform that is available at no extra cost for VMC customers. It can perform a number of functions, most notably VM migrations, Disaster Recovery and L2 Network Extensions between sites that are paired within HCX. I’ve deployed VMC/HCX a number of times as a POC for customers that are evaluating
Migrate to VMC using HCX and Powershell Read Post »
