cloud, code, and random things
In Part 2, we covered the Meatgrinder process flow. In this post, we'll cover the development environment and change management tools. I decided to write this Lambda function on my Windows 11 machine because I'd started this effort by writing code … [Continue reading] about Part 3 of “What’s in the bag?” Behind the scenes at vBrownBag.com
OK, so now that I've got this blog dusted off, decided on a new direction and archived all of the old posts, let's get cracking on part 2 of this series. I'll be going into very specific detail about what the new meatgrinder/automator process needs … [Continue reading] about Part 2 of “What’s in the bag?” Behind the scenes at vBrownBag.com
A few weeks ago, I asked my good friends Alastair Cooke & Chris Williams how I could be useful to them & the vBrownBag.com website. Al suggested that I take a look at the automation script, affectionately known as "the meatgrinder" that had … [Continue reading] about What’s in the bag? Behind the scenes at vBrownBag.com
I had the privilege of attending VMworld 2018 in Las Vegas as a blogger (thank you, VMware social team!). It was a unique experience for me, as I've attended the show as a vendor employee for a number of years. Going as a blogger enabled me to catch … [Continue reading] about Thoughts on VMworld 2018
(Note: I think this is the first time I've called it vRealize. /sigh) Earlier today I was trying to add application blueprints from the VMware Solution Exchange Marketplace to my Application Services appliance. The "Try" page for the blueprints … [Continue reading] about Importing vRealize Application Services Blueprints from the Solution Exchange Marketplace