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  • VMware Cloud Foundation – Part 2: Upgrading

    Jan 24, 2020

    Hello readers, This is part two of my VMware Cloud Foundation series. In this part, we will be upgrading all components to the latest version. At the time of writing 3.9 is the latest version and currently I am running 3.8. In part one, we have done a bring-up on our SDDC, creating and deploying the management Workload …

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  • Highlighting PowerVCF

    Jan 19, 2020

    Hi readers, This will be a short post. However, I want to take my time now and highlight a new creation from Gary Blake, Giuliano Bertello and Brandon Willmott called PowerVCF. PowerVCF is, as from their GitHub page: “PowerVCF is a PowerShell Module for interacting with the VMware Cloud Foundation (SDDC Manager) public …

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  • VMware Hands on Labs: what is it?

    Jan 14, 2020

    Hi everyone, You may have heard me mention VMware Hands on Labs a few times, but what exactly is it? VMware Hands on Labs allows you to test drive products within your browser, at no cost. With HOL, you can evaluate the features and functionality of VMware products without the need to have your own physical lab …

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  • vExpert 2020 Applications

    Jan 9, 2020

    Hi everyone, EDIT: The vExpert 2020 first half applications are now closed! Don’t forget to apply for vExpert if you haven’t already! According to Twitter, the closing date has moved to 1/13 at 10 AM MT. Apply here with your blog posts, VMUG events, other events, talks, and much more. There are also more paths, like …

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  • VMware Cloud Foundation – Part 1: Deploying management domain with VLC

    Jan 7, 2020

    Hello readers, In this part, we will be deploying VMware Cloud Foundation in a nested environment using vCF Lab Constructor, which you can read more about here. TLDR: it is a PowerShell script designed to automatically deploy vCF along with the management Workload Domain (WLD). VCF Lab Constructor (aka VLC) is a great …

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  • ESXi with TPS: more (shared) memory for your homelab

    Jan 3, 2020

    Hi everyone, This post will be about a nice trick I learned to get the maximum out of your VMware Homelab. TPS, or Transparent Page Sharing, is a function where, in short, multiple identical virtual memory pages are pointing to the same page within the memory of the host. Here is a whitepaper that goes more in-depth. …

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  • VMware Cloud Foundation – Part 0: Testing

    Dec 23, 2019

    Hi readers, Currently, I temporarily have access to a server with enough memory to run a Cloud Foundation lab until January 2nd 2020. This gave me the inspiration to build a Cloud Foundation lab and tinker around with it, along with tinkering with an automatic lab deployment script called VLC (VCF Lab Constructor). …

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  • More PowerCLI scripts to make life easier!

    Dec 11, 2019

    Hello! Inspired by my last blog post, here are more PowerCLI scripts to make life easier. Script one; get VMs on a specific host with a specific Port Group $viserver = "vCenter IP/FQDN here" $t_host = "ESXi FQDN/IP here as used in vCenter" $portgroup = "port group name here" Connect-VIServer $viserver Get-Cluster …

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  • Easy PowerCLI script to help migrate VMs from one network to the other.

    Dec 7, 2019

    Hi everyone, In this post I am sharing a PowerCLI script that I made in order to easily migrate VMs from one network to the other. There are two versions of this script, one version has a hard-coded ESXi/vCenter instance, and the other one asks for the vCenter on each run. Version 1 (hard coded ESXi/vCenter): Do { …

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  • Moved from NSX-T back to NSX-V

    Dec 4, 2019

    Hi everyone, This post will be out about me moving back from NSX-T to NSX-V due to weird deploying issues. NSX-V is no longer being developed, so this has caused me to try to migrate to the new NSX-T, however I moved back to NSX-V when my NSX-T Edge nodes started to fail. The Geneve tunnels to the ESXi host randomly …

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Michelle Goossens

A young student who is a fan of VMware. Running my own lab and blog, exploring the capabilities of VMware and how it all works, along with documenting my journey and any issues that may occur.

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