Daniel Micanek virtual Blog – Like normal Dan, but virtual.
The “K8S” blog category specializes in Kubernetes in the VMware environment, a key component of modern cloud and container technologies. This blog provides rich content on integrating Kubernetes with VMware platforms, including tutorials, best practices, technical overviews, and case studies. Readers will find valuable information on how to effectively implement and manage Kubernetes clusters within VMware infrastructure, optimize the performance and security of these systems, and integrate Kubernetes with other cloud and virtualization technologies.
There is a new book that shall be interesting to read for VMware admins that want to learn more about DevOps and some step-by-steps for deployments and managing applications at scale with Docker containers and Google Kubernetes.
Tanzu & Kubernetes for vSphere Admins: Complete Guided Workshop (HOL-2413-01-SDC)
Link to Lab: https://userui.learningplatform.vmware.com/HOL/catalog/lab/13926 🌟 Welcome to our VMware Expert-Led Guided Workshop Series! 🌟 In this series, you’ll explore various VMware Hands-On Labs, each led by our team of VMware experts. Dive deep into different VMware solutions, gaining hands-on experience and valuable insights! 🔹 Featured Lab: Tanzu and Kubernetes for vSphere Administrators (HOL-2413-01-SDC) 🔹 This workshop covers: 1️⃣ Module 1: Introduction to vSphere with Tanzu (30 min, Level: Intermediate) Get started with the basics of vSphere and Tanzu integration. 2️⃣ Module 2: What’s New for vSphere 8 Update 1 (15 min, Level: Beginner) Discover the latest updates and features in vSphere 8. 3️⃣ Module 3: Managing vSphere with Tanzu…Read More
Holo-Tanzu-vSphere-Pods
Module 3 – vSphere Pods This module shows how to run vSphere Pods on a vSphere Supervisor Cluster that is part of a Cloud Foundation domain. A vSphere Pod is a special type of virtual machine with a small footprint that runs one or more Linux containers. Each vSphere Pod is sized precisely for the workload that it accommodates and has explicit resource reservations for that workload. It allocates
This Blog will Guide you through the complete Installation from NAPP without using Tanzu and NSX Advanced Load Balancer. If you have Tanzu and NSX Advanced Load Balancer installed, I highly recommend to use your existing Tools! by Daniel Stich.
source <(kubectl completion bash) # setup autocomplete in bash into the current shell, bash-completion package should be installed first.
echo "source <(kubectl completion bash)" >> ~/.bashrc # add permanently
You can also use a shorthand alias for kubectl that also works with completion:
alias k=kubectl
complete -F __start_kubectl kkubectl apply -f ./my-manifest.yaml # create resource(s)# Run pod nginx and write its spec into a file called pod.yaml
kubectl run nginx --image=nginx --dry-run=client -o yaml > pod.yaml
#Better usage with $do
export do="–dry-run=client -o yaml"
kubectl run nginx --image=nginx $do > pod.yaml
vi ~/.vimrc
set ts=2 sw=2 expandtab rulerWell here we are again – another VMworld has come around. As most of you will know, VMworld 2021 is going to be fully virtual event. Here are My Top 10 Sessions:
Curious how Project Monterey and SmartNICs will redefine the data center for VMware ESXi hosts and bare-metal systems?
Reducing the amount of time required to update and upgrade your systems is imperative as the number of systems and environments grow
Is app modernization top of mind for your business? You’re not alone, but many are struggling to begin
Got VEBA? The VMware Event Broker Appliance has come a long way since its release 3 years ago
Ever experience application migration paralysis? Fear not!
Legacy network operations & management solutions have been primarily reactive. Enter the self-healing network
Apps are the lifeblood of the business in today’s digital economy. Can you envision seamless connectivity between your apps & networking technologies?
Managing Kubernetes clusters across teams and clouds can be difficult. Not with Tanzu Mission Control.
Questions on how VMware Tanzu Kubernetes Grid works? Our experts are here for you!
With the expansion of VMware’s security portfolio, you may be wondering how all of the pieces fit together into a cohesive multi-cloud enterprise design
This month VMware announced vSphere 7 touting it as the biggest innovation since the launch of ESXi. This is a prettty signifigant release. So far the virtually speaking podcast covered part of the release in two previous episodes (vSphere with Kubernetes and vSphere Lifecycle Manager in the …Read More
