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skip to content search for: menu home about me vcdx articles vmware practice quizzes vmware mind maps aws study contact me july 24, 2018 vmware cloud foundation (vcf) – private cloud – initial review over the past few months i have been working on a number of projects using vmware cloud foundation for private cloud. the rapid deployment and consistent approach of a vmware based sddc has some excellent use cases. the platform is based upon the core vmware products with additional options and skus for items such as vrops , vra and horizon. while the solution aims to enable partners and enterprises to deliver a private cloud based upon the vmware vvd approach, the platform from a technical perspective also requires some technical review and up-skilling to fully understand the operational impact, processes and design choices prior to installation or integration. my mind map highlights my initial thoughts for quick up-skilling, rather than detailed design choices (additional posts coming soon). the links below give an initial review of the components, processes and features. there is also a vmware hands on lab to explore the platform. useful links official docs official poster vmware – deep dive video vbrownbag community techtalk – vmworld 2017 – by girish manmadkar vmware – imaging process prep video vmware – imaging process video vmware – bring up process video vmware – adding new hosts process video vmware – installing vra process video hands on lab – hol-1844-01-sln april 4, 2018 aws associate solutions architect passed – review & study tips recently i have been working on a couple of cloud projects with elements of aws and multi-cloud migration. with such a variety of services and pace of change in the cloud space it is an obvious area for study for most architects and consultants / administrators. my personal approach is to look at each of the larger public cloud offerings and start studying the certifications while reading around the subject – project by project. this has given me a good base knowledge of the public cloud offerings overall, but as a certification collector i added the cloud certs to my evergrowing list. i noticed the aws-csa exam was updated and thought it was time to validate some of my work in this area especially with the vmware partnerships coming to eu. this particular exam had a standard vcp / mcp / ccna feel around it , but with real design type scenarios similar to that of the vmware vcap-dcd logical design aspect. you really do have to think about how to solve a problem a business may have with the correct service in aws rather than knowing specific configuration maximum details of a service. overall, i found it a useful exam and enjoyable experience not only for aws design, but for general design principles in public clouds and service approaches. i am currently reviewing the google cloud platform and having the aws-csa study really helped me compare and contrast the offerings. for my study my process is normally to download the blueprint, and work through each of the objectives. the aws certification is slightly different in this regard. it gives some overall reading materials and subjects such as “design resilient architectures” and “cost optimisation”. the well architected framework (waf) is a primary text for the thought process. i would recommend any one with some design experience read the aws white papers on this topic, then go through each of the areas in the blueprint mapping each aws service to the waf domains (corps). for the technical knowledge around the services, i watched and listened to the meet ups and conference materials around the aws services and finished with a read through each of the services faqs. don’t forget hands on – for this i grabbed a free tier account , and just played with the platform. i think overall i paid around $10 for some of the paid services while studying. not bad for a home lab cost in the cloud. there are a few services out there with specific labs, but i decided to play with simple 3 tier turnkey applications and try things such as dns hosting creating custom vpcs load balancing differences cli access s3 and storage data migration / static hosting migrating an application to the services ec2 – what can and cant be done. what causes an outage etc scaling ec2 iam usage fire walling pushing a simple site and application using native aws services during the exam, i found it was good to keep areas such as the aws and customer responsibilities in mind, and a design process to look at the requirements rather than trying to remember the services. after finishing the questions, i reviewed each question, reciting corps thankfully i passed and on to the next certification. if you are studying for this certification i have included some resources below i found useful, and a link to my personal mind map notes. my aws mind maps aws links i found useful below aws re:invent 2016: become an aws iam policy ninja in 60 minutes or less rds technical deep dive amazon s3 & glacier aws re:invent 2017: using amazon cloudwatch for amazon ecs resource monitoring aws re:invent 2015 | (sec318) aws cloudtrail deep dive aws re:invent 2017: which database to use when? aws re:invent 2017: introduction to amazon cloudfront and aws lambda aws re:invent 2017: manage your applications with aws elastic beanstalk aws re:invent 2017: deep dive on aws cloudformation aws re:invent 2016: dns demystified: amazon route 53, aws re:invent 2017: automate and scale configuration management with aws opsworks aws re:invent 2017: best practices for data warehousing with amazon redshift aws re:invent 2017: elasticache deep dive: best practices and usage patterns february 16, 2018 elasticsky – vmware hands on lab challenge recently. i had the pleasure of being asked to come up with an idea for a vmware hands on lab (hol). the vmware hols are an amazing resource for upskilling and trying out new technology. although i have my own home lab set up, i still use the hols, especially for final preparation on certifications and client demos. as a freelance contractor, i normally spend a bit of time discussing requirements with end clients and help transform existing platforms to take advantage of the new technologies such as nsx and vsan. timelines are often challenging with existing applications running in production, downtime or disruption to operations is always to be minimised. my challenge lab is based on this concept. specifically, introducing vsan and nsx in an existing platform with minimal outage. the lab can be accessed using this link , there is a also a promotion of winning a go pro too! a couple of great guides have been released (links below) by vmware on this subject. nsx and vsan are great toolkits to meet customer requirements in a number of ways. it is great to see brownfield and migration papers such as these. vsan migration guide nsx brownfield guide i would like to thank the hands on labs team for creating the lab based on my initial idea, and phil peters for his help on whole initiative. december 4, 2017 vmware un think community hangout last month i had the pleasure to be part of the first vmware un think community google hangout. alex matthews from the strategic alliances team hosted the event. ashish saxena ( cognizant) , guy ratcliffe, ( fujitsu) and myself discussed various cloud strategies and the impact to the enterprise business from a number perspectives. video shown below – thanks to vmware and alex for the great opportunity. october 5, 2017 appdefense upskilling useful links & my mind map one of the exciting announcements from vmworld for me was the release of appdefense. this is vmware’s new security product within the sddc area. conceptually, the idea is to create a protected or “goldilocks zone” for security products to scan both infrastructure, network and application based information to understand expected behaviour within the dc. once expected is understood, automation 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