Eric Sloof

VMware will be sunsetting the NSX native load balancers. Customers should be migrating to the currently supported NSX Advanced Load Balancer (Avi) which simplifies operations today while getting you ready for your multi-cloud and container strategies tomorrow.

Avi works across all environments beyond the NSX framework, expanding use cases to public cloud, containers and app security while adding capabilities for GSLB, WAF and analytics.

A migration tool will be available to make the migration of your existing configuration to the current technology easy and painless. 

Watch this webinar to learn: · 

• Why migrating to Avi load balancing today makes sense
• How to migrate from NSX-v or NSX-T to Avi load balancing
• The benefits of application delivery automation, operational visibility, and scalability that you can gain with the Avi solution

vSphere Diagnostic Tool is a python script that runs diagnostic commands on the vCenter Server Photon Appliance to return useful troubleshooting data while running within the confines of the local environment with out upstream dependencies.

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This webinar is for VMware customers and partners, who sell, use, deploy, configure, and manage vSphere systems on a daily basis, and are interested to hear and learn about new features and best practices of using the rich feature set of VMware vSphere 7.X.

In this session you will learn about the latest features and capabilities introduced for VMware vSphere since the introduction of vSphere 7.0.

Haim Melamed will cover fundamental vSphere changes such as the introduction of vSphere Cluster Services (vCLS), the redesign of vMotion and DRS, new features around GPU support for graphics and CUDA applications, and much more.

In addition, he will cover some best practices of designing and deploying vSphere environments, around performance, manageability, scalability, redundancy and much more