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Implementing a multi-tenant networking platform with NSX

23/03/2017 by Myles Gray 1 Comment

This post is part of the Multi-tenant IaaS Networking course.

So we have covered the typical challenges of a multi-tenant network and designed a solution to one of these, it’s time to get down to the bones of it and do some configuration! Let’s implement it in the lab, I have set up an NSX ESG Cust_1-ESG and an NSX DLR control VM Cust_1-DLR with […]

Filed Under: Featured, Infrastructure, Networks, Virtualisation Tagged With: networking, nsx, vmware

Designing a networking platform for IaaS multi-tenancy

23/03/2017 by Myles Gray Leave a Comment

This post is part of the Multi-tenant IaaS Networking course.

Based on my last post, you’ll understand some of the challenges that are faced with traditional approaches to datacenter networking so let’s get into the high-level conceptual design here of how we might solve one of these problems. Most service providers have or are at least familiar with using MPLS for customer segregation in a […]

Filed Under: Architecture, Featured, Infrastructure, Networks Tagged With: design, networking, nsx, SDN, vmware

Multi-tenant network challenges

23/03/2017 by Myles Gray Leave a Comment

This post is part of the Multi-tenant IaaS Networking course.

As of late, I have been getting my feet wet in more networking things – Firstly out of necessity, but it has grown into a genuine area of interest to me. I have a homelab that I like to simulate a production working environment in, so I had a nice opportunity to lab up what […]

Filed Under: Architecture, Featured, Infrastructure Tagged With: design, networking, nsx, SDN, vmware

Recovering NSX Manager with corrupt filesystem

13/11/2016 by Myles Gray 1 Comment

I had a bit of a storage outage in my lab due to a funky behaviour on the Synology that I use as primary storage for all my VMs: Today I Learned: Adding IP address to interfaces on Synology causes reboots :/ Lab now in not such great shape. 80 VMs with APD. #vExpert — […]

Filed Under: Infrastructure, Networks, Virtualisation Tagged With: fsck, linux, nsx, vmware

Migrating from VCSA embedded PSC to external PSC

30/10/2016 by Myles Gray 6 Comments

On a bit of a shorter note to my previous article/novella1https://blah.cloud/architecture/designing-modern-private-cloud-network/ – I have been moving my lab to a bit more of an “enterprise” style architecture – deploying SRM was in the way for that, so I had the need to set up another vCenter, however this gave the opportunity to move to a […]

Filed Under: Infrastructure, Virtualisation Tagged With: psc, vcenter, vmware

My VCIX6-NV exam experience

23/09/2016 by Myles Gray 1 Comment

I’ve been putting off doing VCAP level exams for a long time, probably longer than I should have in hind-sight. But a month ago I took my brave pills and booked what would be my first VCAP level exam: VCIX6-NV. So the date was set and I have been studying in pretty much all the […]

Filed Under: Networks, Personal Tagged With: certification, nsx, vcix, vmware

VMworld 2016 EMEA: My Sessions

23/08/2016 by Myles Gray Leave a Comment

It’s the time of year again for VMworld and now comes the unpleasantness of choosing sessions and fighting them out against each other for time slots, last year my session list was basically completely dominated by NSX sessions. Taken a bit more of a broad view, instead with some cool stuff around service provider networking/administration, […]

Filed Under: Virtualisation Tagged With: vmware, vmworld

vExpert NSX and VSAN 2016 Announced

18/08/2016 by Myles Gray Leave a Comment

A quick one today, VMware have released the names of those chosen to receive the “vExpert NSX 2016” and “vExpert VSAN 2016” titles, which are one of a few new vExpert tracks for specialising in particular areas. I’m very lucky and proud to have been chosen for these lists alongside some of the smartest and […]

Filed Under: Networks Tagged With: nsx, vexpert, vmware

Building a customised ESXi image for PXE installation

09/08/2016 by Myles Gray 6 Comments

I have recently been working on a larger scale platform for my employer, it requires quick deployments of environments on VSAN with some standardised VIBs added in, initially we were doing this with a standard ESXi ISO install through iDRAC and then installing vCenter, vSphere Update Manager and pushing the VIBs to the hosts via […]

Filed Under: Automation, Infrastructure, Virtualisation Tagged With: esxi, imagebuilder, powercli, pxe, vmware

vSphere Update Manager – Cannot Scan Host

15/05/2016 by Myles Gray 2 Comments

I have been testing out Runecast Analyzer in my lab recently – it’s pretty badass, you can set it up to scan your virtual infrastructure at a vCenter level and will scan your vC, VMs and hosts looking for KBs that may apply, security compliance and best practises. As you can see my lab isn’t […]

Filed Under: Infrastructure, Software, Virtualisation Tagged With: esxi, vmware, vsphere, vUM

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