Azure VMware Solution Recoverability Design Considerations

 

I recently authored this Microsoft Tech Community Azure Migration & Modernization blog post which breaks down the Recoverability Design Considerations for the Azure VMware Solution.

This complements the Availability Design Considerations blog post that was published a few months ago. The intent is to complete the set with additional Performance, Manageability and Security posts in the coming months.

This was driven by the Azure VMware Solution Product Group wanting our customers and partners to quickly and easily make design decisions for the Azure VMware Solution.

For more Microsoft goodness, you can access the Microsoft Technology Community site, which includes content for all learning levels, categories, industries and Microsoft products/solutions.

Azure VMware Solution Auto-Scale

I recently authored this Microsoft Tech Community Azure Migration & Modernization blog post which describes how to configure Auto-Scale using Azure PowerShell Runbooks with the Azure VMware Solution.

This was driven by the Azure VMware Solution Product Group wanting our customers and partners to cost effectively meet their performance goals with the Azure VMware Solution.

For more Microsoft goodness, you can access the Microsoft Technology Community site, which includes content for all learning levels, categories, industries and Microsoft products/solutions.

Azure VMware Solution Advanced Monitoring

I recently co-authored this Microsoft Tech Community Azure Migration & Modernization blog post which describes how to configure Advanced Monitoring using Telegraf with the Azure VMware Solution.

This was driven by the Azure VMware Solution Product Group wanting our customers and partners to achieve operational simplicity with the Azure VMware Solution.

For more Microsoft goodness, you can access the Microsoft Technology Community site, which includes content for all learning levels, categories, industries and Microsoft products/solutions.

Azure VMware Solution Availability Design Considerations

I recently authored this Microsoft Tech Community Azure Migration & Modernization blog post which breaks down the Availability Design Considerations for the Azure VMware Solution.

This was driven by the Azure VMware Solution Product Group wanting our customers and partners to quickly and easily make Availability design decisions for the Azure VMware Solution.

For more Microsoft goodness, you can access the Microsoft Technology Community site, which includes content for all learning levels, categories, industries and Microsoft products/solutions.

BYOIP to VMware Cloud on AWS Partner Network Blog Post Published

I recently authored this AWS Partner Network blog post which describes how to Bring Your Own IPv4 address to VMware Cloud on AWS using AWS Cloud.

This was driven by AWS customers wanting to migrate hundreds of legacy applications into VMware Cloud on AWS that have a static public IPv4 address constraint. They could not use the DHCP function from Amazon’s pool of public IPv4 addresses that VMware Cloud on AWS supports.

For more AWS goodness, you can access the AWS Blog site, which includes blog posts for all learning levels, categories, industries and AWS products/solutions.

BYOIP to VMware Cloud on AWS Reference Architecture Published

I recently authored this AWS Reference Architecture which describes how to Bring Your Own IPv4 address to VMware Cloud on AWS using AWS Cloud.

This was driven by AWS customers wanting to migrate hundreds of legacy applications into VMware Cloud on AWS that have a static public IPv4 address constraint. They could not use the DHCP function from Amazon’s pool of public IPv4 addresses that VMware Cloud on AWS supports.

For more AWS goodness, you can access the AWS Whitepapers and Guides portal, which includes Reference Architectures and Technical Guides.

Advanced Design VMware Cloud Management & Automation 2021 Exam (3V0-32.21) Study Links

I took the Advanced Design VMware Cloud Management & Automation 2021 Exam recently and these are the study links I used: