Heads up , VMware Learners! Broadcom is set to unveil a brand new learning platform during the week of May 6, signalling the end of an era for MyLearn. But fear not, we've got important dates you'll want to mark on your calendar to ensure you don't lose any valuable course completion data: April 19 :This marks the final day to wrap up any VCF Instructor-Led Classes on MyLearn. Be sure to complete any outstanding courses before this deadline to avoid missing out. May 5 : Say goodbye to MyLearn as we know it. May 5 will be your last chance to save your myTranscript course completion data. After this date, head over to the myTranscript tab and take a screenshot of your course completion data. This step is crucial to retain a record of your accomplishments and progress within the platform. Transitioning to a new learning platform can bring about exciting opportunities, but it's essential to safeguard your existing transcripts and course data. By taking action before the dea

As a user of VMware (VMware by Broadcom), it's crucial to stay informed about the latest End of Life (EOL) updates to ensure smooth operations and compliance with platform changes. Here's a rundown of the upcoming EOL dates and actions you need to take: April 30 EOL Updates: Cloud Partner Navigator and Usage Data Download: The ability to access Cloud Partner Navigator and download any usage data will be discontinued after 11:59 PM PDT on April 30. Make sure to retrieve any necessary data before this date. VMware Cloud Services Provider Transacting Ability: VMware Cloud Services Providers will no longer be able to transact under the VMware Partner Connect Program after April 30. If you're a Cloud Services Provider, ensure that any pending transactions are completed before the deadline. Cloud Services Provider – SaaS Program: The Cloud Services Provider – SaaS Program, formerly known as MSP Program, will reach its EOL on April 30. Take necessary actions to wrap up any ongoin

  VMware Cloud Director Availability 4.6 introduces a range of exciting new features and enhancements that further empower businesses to ensure the availability, reliability, and resilience of their cloud environments. Let's dive into the key highlights of this release: vSphere to vSphere Recovery Plans: With VMware Cloud Director Availability 4.6, the scope of recovery plans expands to encompass vSphere Disaster Recovery and migration between vCenter Server sites. This enhancement allows businesses to seamlessly orchestrate and execute recovery plans for vSphere environments. Audit Logs: Enhancing the security and transparency of your cloud operations, this version introduces the ability to audit VMware Cloud Director Availability events using the Cloud Director delivery channel. External events, including those from VMware Cloud Director Availability, are automatically marked as audit events. This feature ensures audit persistence, retention, and export capabilities through VMwar

The recent release of VMware Cloud Director 10.5 brings forth a range of new features and enhancements that further empower cloud providers and administrators to efficiently manage their cloud environments. In this blog post, we'll delve into the exciting updates introduced in VMware Cloud Director 10.5 showcasing a plethora of features designed to enhance interoperability, networking capabilities, user experiences, and overall efficiency. Here are the key takeaways from this latest release: 1. NSX Federation with VDC Groups: VMware Cloud Director 10.5 supports NSX Federation for coordinating security policies across local NSX Manager instances. Up to 4 NSX Manager instances can be included in a single VDC Group, offering enhanced flexibility. NSX Federation is applicable to Stretched Tier 0 and Tier 1 Gateways, enabling networking availability zones across regional data centers. 2. IP Spaces Migration UI Wizard: Introducing an IP Spaces Migration UI wizard for seamless migration o