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Did you know there is a VMTN Community for VMware Cloud on AWS?You can find it here:https://communities.vmware.com/community/vmtn/vmc-on-awsIn this community, Customers can ask and – of course – answer questions around VMC.There are several SMEs around to help you out, including VMware Support, Consulting and (drumroll) the Customer Success Team.Please join us on the VMTN to […]
Last night, the new release of NSX-T, now Version 2.5, dropped. There are quite a few updates in this release, below I will highlight some of the major ones, but before coming to these, please keep in mind to double check the Upgrade Checklist first. The Checklist can be found here:https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-NSX-T-Data-Center/2.5/upgrade/GUID-E35506A7-8050-482A-BABA-F356D2AC3B65.html Now, here are the […]
Pretty much everyone who has heard about, or worked with VMware Products, knows that at this very moment VMworld – our biggest Tech Event – is happening in San Francisco. You may also know that with VMworld happening, there are also plenty announcements. And I am very happy to share, that SDDC Version 1.8 has […]
Today, a new (free!) ebook has been released by our genius colleagues Humair Ahmed, Nico Vibert and Gilles Checkroun. This is a great read for everyone who is interested in the Networking and Security topic around VMware Cloud on AWS. I was lucky enough to read a chapter in advance of the announcement and can’t […]
Dustin Spinhirne, Staff Customer Success Architect at VMware, created a short series of Videos, talking about the basic concepts and the architecture of VMC. The first Part shows the basic concepts: Part 2 explains the Storage concepts of VMC: Part 3 covers the, in my opinion, most important bits: The Network Concept.One thing to keep […]
Who we are and what we do. Welcome to the new home of all things VMware Cloud on AWS. On these pages we, the VMware Cloud Customer Succes Team, will blog about all the cool bits around VMC. Since this space has just been created, we kindly ask you to stay tuned and check back […]
