Admission Control | Admission Control is the policy engine within VMware vSphere HA that enforces survivability guarantees. Its purpose is not performance optimization—it is risk containment. – vExpert Leif Hegdal, VM InfrastructureAdmission Control – VM InfrastructureAdmission Control is the policy engine within VMware vSphere HA that enforces survivability guarantees. Its purpose is not performance optimization—it … Continue reading Admission Control – VM Infrastructure →

Avi Webinar Series Part 3: How to Operationalize Avi for VCF 9.1 Deployments - Get Real with DemosAvi Webinar Series Part 3: How to...Go beyond the slides and join us for a high-impact technical demo session featuring the latest updates of VMware Avi Load Balancer (Avi) on VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 9.1. You will learn … Continue reading Avi Webinar Series Part 3: How to… →

VMware Avi Webinar Series Pt 2: What’s New with Avi for VCF 9.1: Zero to Production in MinutesVMware Avi Webinar Series Pt 2: What’s New with...Deploying applications at the speed of business requires an enterprise-grade load balancer. VMware Avi Load Balancer (Avi) continues to enhance its integration with VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 9.1, breaking down … Continue reading VMware Avi Webinar Series Pt 2: What’s New with… →

The Race to Protect: Neutralizing: AI-Generated Security Threats | This session focuses on combating AI-accelerated threats that exploit vulnerabilities faster than human teams can update code. Learn how to implement a "digital shield" that provides continuous, machine-speed defence for critical infrastructure, such as payment rails, which cannot tolerate traditional 4–12 hour patching windows.The Race to … Continue reading The Race to Protect: Neutralizing: AI-Generated… →

The Platform Imperative: Why AI Readiness Starts with Enterprise InfrastructureThe Platform Imperative: Why AI Readiness...Broadcom's Platform Imperative report reveals why AI readiness starts with private cloud maturity and platform engineering — and what IT leaders need to do now to close the gap.Broadcom Social Media Advocacy

The #VMwareExplore Content Catalog is officially live, but the agenda isn’t completely set yet. Now YOU have a voice in what you want to see on stage. Welcome to the People’s Choice Awards! This is your chance to vote for the sessions you want to experience live. Help shape the agenda:Have you weighed in yet? … Continue reading Have you weighed in yet? Voting for The… →

My favorite VMware Explore 2026 sessions! | Duncan EppingMy favorite VMware Explore 2026 sessions!The VMware Explore 2026 catalog was just published, so it is time again to make a list of my favorite sessions and speakers at the event. This year the Plenary Session (keynote) is at 16:00 on a Monday, so that is worth … Continue reading My favorite VMware Explore 2026 sessions! →

🍃💾 SPRING DATA 2026.0 IS GA: SAFER PATHS, REDIS LISTENERS, BULK WRITES & UPSERTS – #vExpert Vincent Vauban🍃💾 SPRING DATA 2026.0 IS GA: SAFER PATHS, REDIS...Spring Data 2026.0, also known as Spring Data 4.1, is now generally available from Maven Central. 🎉 This release train is not just about version numbers. It brings practical improvements … Continue reading 🍃💾 SPRING DATA 2026.0 IS GA: SAFER PATHS, REDIS… →

Hands-on Lab Workshop | Memory Tiering in VMware Cloud Foundation 9.Hands-on Lab Workshop | Memory Tiering in...Infrastructure efficiency is no longer a guessing game. VCF 9.1 introduces Memory Tiering — enabling NVMe SSDs to serve as a high-performance secondary memory tier directly within the hypervisor. In this exclusive 90-minute technical virtual workshop, see how to … Continue reading Hands-on Lab Workshop | Memory Tiering in… →

VCF 9.1 supports more environments than ever. That's good news. It also means more possible upgrade paths. And depending on what you have deployed, knowing the right sequence (the right order, versions, dependencies, and gotchas) isn't always obvious. We built something to fix that...The VCF 9.1 Upgrade Planning ToolVCF 9.1 supports more environments than ever. … Continue reading The VCF 9.1 Upgrade Planning Tool →