Eric Sloof - NTPRO.NL

You need a modern software multi-cloud load balancer, which separates the data and control plane, to deliver application services beyond traditional load balancing solutions.

Services such as real-time application analytics, security and monitoring, predictive auto-scaling of application traffic, hybrid and multi-cloud global server load balancing, and end-to-end automation.

Download the Multi-Cloud Load Balancing for Dummies ebook and learn how to:

• Deliver consistent services across multi-cloud environments
• Enable elastic on-demand autoscaling
• Automate routine application delivery tasks
• Gain real-time visibility and analytics
• Empower developers with self-service
• Simplify advanced security management
• Modernize microservices app delivery

This book provides tips that help administrators maximize the performance of VMware vSphere 8.0. Sections cover hardware selection, ESXi and virtual machines, guest operating systems, and virtual infrastructure management.

The book is intended for system administrators who are planning a VMware vSphere 8.0 deployment and want to maximize its performance.

The book assumes the reader is already familiar with VMware vSphere concepts and terminology.

This paper describes the performance implications of using virtual topology—introduced in VMware vSphere 8.0—in several workloads.

Virtual topology simplifies a virtual machine’s CPU assignments by exposing the appropriate topology at various levels.

These topology levels include virtual sockets, virtual non-uniform memory access (vNUMA) nodes, and virtual last-level caches (LLC).

VMware's testing shows that using virtual topology (also known as vTopology or vTopo) for some typical applications run in a vSphere 8.0 VM will improve the application performance. In some cases, the application performance will remain unchanged.

The VMware Cloud Professional (2V0-33.22) which leads to VMware Certified Professional - VMware Cloud 2022 (VCPVMC 2022) certification is a 70-item exam, with a passing score of 300 using a scaled scoring method.

Candidates are given 135 minutes to complete the exam, which includes adequate time to complete the exam for non-native English speakers.

Passing this exam demonstrates you can successfully identify the key components of a VMware Cloud solution and how to support migrations from an on-premises data center into VMware Cloud (across different hyperscaler partners including VMware Cloud on AWS).

Introducing the New VMware Cloud Certification and a Special Offer!