VMware Integrated OpenStack administrators should be aware of a vulnerability in glibc that needs to be addressed in the Linux VMs that run the OpenStack control plane. The details of the vulnerability and the associated resolution can be found at the following locations: VMware Integrated OpenStack version2.0.x -https://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&docTypeID=DT_KB_1_1&externalId=2144193 VMware Integrated OpenStack version 1.0.x -https://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&docTypeID=DT_KB_1_1&externalId=2144192 If […]

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  In case you missed it, Virtual SAN 6.2 officially launched on February 10th. VMware significantly expanded the capabilities of Virtual SAN by introducing deduplication, compression, erasure coding, QoS, updated performance management, and much more. You can read our blog post highlighting the new features of the fourth generation of Virtual SAN here.   Virtual

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How are you using your passions to reach your career goals? Connect with University College Graduate and VMware Sales Academy graduate, Niamh Dorgran, to hear how knowing what fuels your drive can inspire you to do what you have always dreamed of professionally. Name: Niamh Dorgan Role: Inside Sales Associate VMware Office Location: Ballincollig, […]

The post Leveraging Passion: How a University College Graduate from Cork, Ireland is Achieving Success in Sales at VMware appeared first on VMware Careers Blog.

Backup4all 6 was now released and is available for download. An important part of it was completely redesigned thus we highly recommend the upgrade. You can download it here: Download Backup4all. There are still three different editions for Backup4all, but they … Continue reading →

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We’re packing a ton into our annual Emerging Companies Summit, where more than $600,000 in prizes will be awarded to promising startups that are using GPUs to forge businesses and, potentially, disrupt industries. The one-day event, in Silicon Valley on April 6, will bring together startups, investors and execs to explore opportunities in AI, VR… Read More

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We promised to keep you updated on major developments in our intellectual-property lawsuits with Samsung. Today, the U.S. International Trade Commission agreed to review parts of a recent decision by an administrative law judge relating to the ‘734 and ‘349 patents. The decision was  that NVIDIA had infringed three graphics-related patents belonging to Samsung. It… Read More

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One of the Space Efficiency features of Virtual SAN 6.2 that is available for both All-Flash and Hybrid configurations, is the introduction of Sparse Virtual Swap files. Swap files on Virtual SAN by default, are created with the .vswp 100% reserved. In a thin provisioned/guaranteed capacity perspective, it could be said that they effectively Lazy

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The IT demands of the modern healthcare industry can be challenging. From HIPPA, to the digitization of patient health records, IT professionals constantly find themselves juggling scalability, availability, performance and security of apps and data. Increasingly, more healthcare organizations have started looking at simpler and more efficient approaches to the datacenter – Hyper-Converged Infrastructure (HCI)

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With Virtual SAN 6.2, the VMware team delivered the biggest edition of the product since the initial release and the most awaited feature set to date – space efficiency. Virtual SAN 6.2 includes deduplication, compression, and erasure coding. In this post, I’d like to dive a little deeper into each of these features and provide

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One of the most exciting new features in vRealize Automation 7 is the addition of the VMware Identity Manager (or vIDM) to act as the identity provider. This brings a whole host ofnew capabilities, but one of the key among them is theaddition of simple and flexible multi-factor authentication. This guide will walk you through […]

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by Jonathan Wong, Samsung Enterprise Business Team Do you want seamless enterprise access to Windows desktops and apps from incredibly powerful, secure and beautifully designed mobile devices? Yes, please! But before jumping ahead, let’s start with the basics. Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) isn’t a new thing. Actually, it’s quite the opposite. VDI has been around […]

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In early February, VMware announced Virtual SAN 6.2, the 4th generation of its radically simple, enterprise-class native storage offering.   With a slew of new features, including deduplication, compression, erasure coding, and checksum, VMware Virtual SAN 6.2 is paving the way for modern all-flash storage.   In keeping with the launch, the VMware Storage &

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By Chris Wong, CEO, LifeSite If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that providing a product delivering “peace of mind” is a worthy pursuit. Not only does it affect what you provide for your customers, but extends to many areas of how you run your business. It’s not something you hear everyday, but prioritizing our […]

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Get to know all sales tools available on the Velocity 2 Millions microsite and start prospecting to win in Q1. When ready, register opportunities through Feb. 29 using the opportunity source code ‘VMware Prospecting Activity/Call Campaign’ and automatically compete for thousands of dollars in prizes. Build pipeline, win prizes, and be ready for a very […]

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By Daniel Mizrahi For many, VCP training and examinations can be a complex, nerve-racking process that often leads to the question, “Where do I start?” If you find yourself already asking this question, you came to the right blog! I will outline my recent experience, which will guide you through your VCP6 in the most […]

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I’d like to share some personal news with you, industry watchers and fans of VMware’s network virtualization offering. As network virtualization starts to mature, and it has, I have thought hard about how best to participate in the broader movement of infrastructure to software and services that I believe so strongly in. Having spent the […]

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VMware today announced the appointment of Dr. Rajiv Ramaswami as General Manager and Executive Vice President of its Networking and Security Business. Ramaswami will replace Martin Casado. Casado will pursue a new career opportunity and will also be retained as an external VMware strategic advisor supporting the company in numerous ways. “We are excited to […]

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Machine learning is sweeping through industries, transforming scientific research and already changing aspects of everyday life, making the impossible possible. No wonder university students are flocking to it. Enrollment in machine learning classes is soaring, and universities are scrambling to add classes to meet an unprecedented demand. Comprehensive figures aren’t available for U.S. machine learning enrollment… Read More

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