VMware Multi-Cloud Podcast

VMware Community, VMUG, and VMware Explore Updates w/ Ariel Sanchez

Cloud Management Journey Observations - VMW CM Execs Jan 2018

#424 - PowerCli 10.0 w/Kyle Ruddy.

Introduction to VMware Multi-Cloud Podcast - Eric Nilsen & David Jasso

VMware Application Platform Strategy -  Emad Benjamin

On podcast Edition, Host Eric Nielsen, Sr Director, Community, and Social Marketing & Co-host David Jasso, Senior Director, VMware Cloud Product Marketing interview John Harris & Timmy Carr to talk about VMware Tanzu,  Containers and Kubernetes Portfolio.

VMware Tanzu Introduction - John Harris & Timmy Carr

In this episode, host Eric Nielsen, Sr. Director Social Media & Communities VMware and  Co-host David Jasso, Director, VMware Cloud Services Product Marketing will interview Tom Hite, Senior Director, Professional Services Engineering Emerging Services
to talk about how to leverage a data-centric framework to design modern apps that will run in multi-cloud environments. Called the Six Sevens, this framework looks at six fundamental data orchestration processes that exist in every project and seven foundational choices app dev teams will make in every project. The goal of the framework is to ensure that teams make well-reasoned and explicit decisions about the data that will be created, used, moved, stored and transformed as a result of the application being built. Making explicit decisions upfront, at the start of the project, will avoid negative and unintended consequences that could negatively impact a company’s bottom line and ruin their reputation. 

I hope you will find this episode useful and learn at least one new thing. It was produced with care for you.

Building Modern Apps for Multi-Cloud Environments - Tom Hite

In this podcast edition, we talk with Senior Manager, VMware Cloud Solution Engineering, Jeff Eberhard about why it can be so challenging to quickly and easily move an application from the data center to the cloud. We discuss how most traditional, client-server, applications running in the data center have some form of application to infrastructure dependency that makes its likely that anyone moving an app from the data center to a hyper-scaler cloud will need to rewrite some amount of the code to make the app run as expected. Fortunately, the work that VMware is doing to make it possible to run the VMware Cloud Stack on any of the major hyper-scalers offers an answer to this problem.

How VMware can help make cloud migration simple - Jeff Eberhard

On this CMTY Podcast edition, our guests Guest: Leanne Jones, Senior Content Architect  Hands Onn Labs, VMware and  Sandy Visoso,  Content Architect, Hands-On-Labs, VMware will chat with us about 12:10 -

Hands-on VMworld 2020
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VMware CMTY Podcast #522 - HOL at VMworld 2020 w/ Leanne Jones &. Sandy Visoso

In this podcast, we will look at how VMware is optimizing and expanding the capabilities of vSphere to support modern applications such as event streaming and machine learning platforms.
Justin Murray works as a Technical Marketing Architect at VMware. Justin creates technical material and guidance for VMware customers and the VMware field organization to promote the virtualization of modern applications on VMware's vSphere platform. Justin also works closely with VMware's partner ISVs (Independent Software Vendors) to ensure their products work well on vSphere.

Optimizing VMware vSphere to support modern application architectures

VMware, a global leader in cloud infrastructure and digital workspace technology, accelerates digital transformation by enabling unprecedented freedom and flexibility in how our customers build and evolve IT environments. With VMware solutions, organizations are improving business agility by modernizing data centers and integrating public clouds, driving innovation with modern apps, creating exceptional experiences by empowering the digital workspace, and safeguarding customer trust by transforming security.

Optimizing VMware vSphere to support modern application architectures

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