Day: September 29, 2015

VMware Tools Lifecycle: Why Tools Can Drive You…

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VMware Tools Lifecycle: Why Tools Can Drive You Crazy (and How to Avoid it!)

VMware Tools Lifecycle: Why Tools Can Drive You…

There has been a lot of buzz around vSphere Lifecycle since VMworld. My last few blog posts on VMware Tools have had a tremendous amount of traffic, so I decided to continue with the theme and give you all what it appears you want more of. So in this post, LET’S TALK TOOLS! I Feel […] The post VMware Tools Lifecycle: Why Tools Can Drive You Crazy (and How to Avoid it!) appeared first on VMware vSphere Blog .

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Introducing the Platform Services Controller…

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Introducing the Platform Services Controller Interface in vCenter Server 6.0 Update 1

Introducing the Platform Services Controller…

Back in March, we introduced vSphere 6.0 and the new architecture for vCenter Server. With this new architecture you learned about the Platform Services Controller, a new functional component of vCenter that moves beyond just Single-Sign On to include additional platform services such as: Licensing Service Certificate Authority (VMCA) Certificate Store (VECS) Lookup Service for […] The post Introducing the Platform Services Controller Interface in vCenter Server 6.0 Update 1 appeared first on…Read More

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Pruning the App Volumes SQL Database

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Pruning the App Volumes SQL Database

Pruning the App Volumes SQL Database

By Gina Daly, Technical Writer for Technical Marketing, End-User Computing, VMware With significant contributions from Jason Marshall, Manager, Product Engineering, End-User Computing, VMware Growing up, we had a small flower garden, which my mother proudly kept. The rose bushes stand out in my memory—vibrant, colorful, and, more often than not, taller than me. Without regular […] The post Pruning the App Volumes SQL Database appeared first on VMware End-User Computing Blog .

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