The title is a reference to one of the most interesting books I have ever read, Escher, Godel, and Bach. Someone described it as, "Read this book if you like t... Read More...
Last week I had the pleasure of connecting again with my friends and colleagues Pete Flecha a.k.a PedroArrow and eternal sunshine John Nicholson. During the po... Read More...
AMD is gaining popularity in the server market with the EPYC CPU platform. The EPYC CPU platform provides a high core count and a large memory capacity. If you... Read More...
Kubernetes requires to disable the swap file at the OS level. As stated in the 1.8 release changelog: The kubelet now fails if swap is enabled on a node.
Why di... Read More...
Last year Rubrik gave away hard copies of the vSphere Host Deep Dive book, this year they are doing it again with the vSphere 6.7 Clustering Deep Dive Book.
Co... Read More...
With only a few days left until VMworld Europe 2018 kicks off in Barcelona, I would like to highlight some of the many Kubernetes focussed sessions. I've select... Read More...
Good news for the VMworld attendees who couldn't sign up anymore for the vSphere Clustering Deep Dive session on Tuesday. I'm happy to announce that the VMworld... Read More...
The latest update of VMware Cloud on AWS introduced a new feature called compute policies. In its initial release, the compute policies provide the ability to c... Read More...
A couple of months ago I joined the Office of the CTO of the Cloud Platform Business Unit and started reporting directly to the CTO, Kit Colbert. Kit asked me t... Read More...
The vMotion product team is looking for input on how to improve vMotion. vMotion has proven to be a paradigm shift of datacenter management. Workload mobility... Read More...
