In this session, I presented the common customer connectivity designs, and discuss considerations, constraints, and features that need to be considered when designing connectivity between VMware Cloud on AWS with existing data centers, AWS native resources, and, the public internet.
I had a great time presenting at AWS Summit at McCormick Place at the Apollo Theater. I wanted to post some pictures of the event. The session was titled “Modernize your applications and move to the cloud while satisfying IT Ops and Finance.” It was a great experience!
There are many tools that can be used to interact with the VMware Cloud on AWS API: through the API Explorer, Postman, curl, The Python Client for VMware Cloud on AWS, or other tools. In this post, I have documented common organization, account linking, and SDDC operations customers might leverage in order to build and maintain an SDDC.
One of the unique features of VMware Cloud on AWS (VMC) is stretched clusters. It allows customers to run their VMs and provide resiliency across AWS availability zones (AZ) without having to re-architect an application. At a basic level, it works by creating a vSAN stretched cluster across two AZs, with a third AZ hosting …
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I had the opportunity to present a couple experiences of mine at VMworld through VMware {code}. It was a great experience, and I definitely learned alot about how the submission process works. Patrick Kremer did alot of the coordination, showing me the way! We discussed a couple python based flings, including the Python Client for VMC on AWS and the SDDC Import/Export for VMware Cloud on AWS.