frankdenneman

  Frank Denneman is the Machine Learning Chief Technologist at VMware. He is an author of the vSphere host and clustering deep dive series, as well as podcast host for the Unexplored Territory podcast. You can follow him on Twitter @frankdenneman

     



440 Stories by frankdenneman

Help Us Make vMotion Even Better

The vMotion product team is looking for input on how to improve vMotion.  vMotion has proven to be a paradigm shift of datacenter management....
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Terminal Affinity Poll

We are looking into the combination of licensed workload and hard-affinity rules (Must run on rule). If you deploy this in your environment right...
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Six Interesting Kubernetes Sessions at VMworld 2018

This year VMworld provided a broad selection of talks focusing on various forms of Kubernetes. Which is not surprising at all. Many organizations move...
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Tech Paper DRS Enhancements in vSphere 6.7

During VMworld, the DRS performance team released a new tech paper covering the DRS Enhancements in vSphere 6.7. It’s a short white paper uncovering...
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Catch me at VMworld 2018

Two weeks left before the biggest VMware show is happening again, and I can’t wait for it to start. The last eight years I’ve...
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vSphere 6.x Deep Dive Resource Kit Completed

The new version of the vSphere clustering deep dive is available on Amazon. The vSphere 6.7 Clustering Deep Dive is the fourth edition of...
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Hotdog-Not Hotdog: The SDDC of VMware Cloud on AWS

Yesterday, Kenneth Hui was on stage at the VTUG providing his personal opinion about VMware Cloud on AWS. The reason I say personal is...
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Kubernetes and vSphere Compute and Storage Doubleheader VMworld Session

Kubernetes is hot! It is one of the most talked about technologies of this year. For some, it’s the next platform, for others it’s...
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Introduction to Elastic DRS

VMware Cloud on AWS allows you to deploy physical ESXi hosts on demand. You can scale in and scale out your cluster by logging...
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Resource Pools and Sibling Rivalry

One of the most powerful constructs in the Software Defined Data Center is the resource pool. The resource pool allows you to abstract and...
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