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Omnissa Horizon on AWS
The 7th episode of Walk This Way dives into the powerful combination Omnissa Horizon and Amazon WorkSpaces Core to deliver secure virtual desktops with enhanced UX, security and flexibility.
Getting Started with Dell OMEVV
This video will introduce the OpenManage Enterprise Integration for VMware vCenter (OMEVV) plugin and demonstrate how to use the plugin to do a bare metal deployment of ESXi to PowerEdge and integrate the plugin with vSphere Lifecycle Manager for server firmware updates.
NSX-T Virtual Lab 12: Tags & Groups
VMware NSX-T provides a robust tagging mechanism that allows metadata to be applied to nearly every logical object created within the system. Tags can also be applied to workloads that are part of the NSX environment, such as virtual machines.
NSX-T Virtual Lab 6: Deploy Edge Node
An NSX Edge Transport Node is a node within NSX-T that has several functions, including acting as the gateway into and out of the NSX-T fabric. In this section, we will be deploying an edge in the virtual machine form factor so that the endpoints in our environment can access external resources.
NSX-T Virtual Lab 2: Add vSphere Distributed Switch
In this lab, you will be adding a new distributed switch to your vSphere environment.
NSX-T Virtual Lab 4: Inventory Preparation
In this lab, we will be creating objects that will help us lay the foundation for our NSX-T environment.
NSX-T Virtual Lab 13: Distributed Firewall
The NSX-T Distributed Firewall is a powerful feature that provides robust security at the vNIC level, allowing for segmentation of workloads in a myriad of ways. In this lab, you will utilize the groups you created using tags (in Lab 12) to deploy firewall rules.
NSX-T Virtual Lab 1: Explore NSX-T Environment
In this lab, you'll spend some time familiarizing yourself with the lab environment you will be working in.
The Advantages of AMD EPYC for VMware
Discover how AMD and VMware are transforming enterprise AI and data center efficiency. Learn how their partnership leverages high-performance AMD CPUs and DPUs to unlock secure, scalable infrastructure for next-generation workloads.
NSX-T Virtual Lab 8: Configure Logical Routing
In this lab, you will configure the distributed logical routing components of NSX-T. Though not required, we will be creating a two-tier routing topology, with one Tier-0 and Tier-1 router respectively.
NSX-T Virtual Lab 3: Add Compute Manager
In the context of NSX-T, a compute manager is a system that manages hypervisor hosts and their accompanying virtualized workloads. A prime example of this is VMware vCenter Server.
NSX-T Virtual Lab 5: Prepare ESX Hosts for NSX-T
Here you will be preparing the VMware hosts within the "Compute" cluster to be NSX Transport Nodes. During this process, NSX Manager will install various components on the host and will provision the TEP interface.