In my previous posts, I already showed how with a simple vanilla template and cloud-init template it’s possible to create a fully customized workload without “manual” interventions respecting the declarative methods where possible and in the same time injecting scripts able to prepare the virtual machine for the real purpose of the workload. In this […]
As seen in my previous post, the “for-each” statement can be used by Terraform main and data to cycle on VM properties and properly fill the cloud-init templates transforming a single static declarative file, into a dynamic template that could be reused in a lot of cases. During the Terraform execution probably you’ll see that […]
I already write here about the ability to use Cloud-init in conjunction with Terraform to build an efficient and infrastructure-as-code system to cover infrastructure and configuration setup using the same deploy engine. Now. it’s time to take a step forward, showing how to use a for-each statement with Terraform to deploy different virtual machines using […]
Cloud-init is an interesting industry solution for the distribution of computational resources across the major cloud providers (private included). Starting from an empty template, it’s possible to attach and apply every OS configuration, without manual intervention. In this way, IP addresses, users, packages and etc, are applied without user interaction. IMHO this is a key […]
With the coming of Cloud-Native Applications, the need to handle, scale and integrate containers instead or with the traditional applications, is bringing a lot of IT professionals to be more and more involved in the Kubernetes world. In fact, this new model to deliver workloads has different roles and approaches compared to the traditional virtual […]
Back to work, it’s time to share some news coming from AWS and VMware which are involved in some acquisitions during this quarter. Some news coming from VMworld US in San Francisco are clear signals of market expansion to the Kubernetes area, giving also the chance for their customer to keep “safe” the traditional applications […]
CloudFieldDay 6, is preparing to rock! This event, organized by GestaltIT, will take place in Silicon Valley from 25th to 27th of September. This will be my 4th attendance as a delegate (the second in a CloudFieldDay) and I’m really delighted to see my name in this great delegate list. The vendor list is growing […]
VMWorld 2019 This year San Francisco is the city where VMworld 2019 US is taking place. Starting from 25th August, The Moscone Center will be the theatre of one of the worldwide show focused on virtualization and cloud. Unfortunately I can’t help you giving tip and tricks (I’ll head di Europe edition in November), but […]
Containers and Kubernetes are definitive solutions to develop and deploy cloud-native applications. While the developer must produce code keeping in mind the abstraction of the underline systems, the infrastructure, and then deploy and delivery models are still a challenge for operations and infrastructure guys. Probably a lot of cloud-native applications are borning in the cloud, […]
This is the second appointment with news coming from my channels. This time the focus is on VMware and the acquisitions, the change in the way to delivery VMware Site Recovery Manager now available in PhotonOS and an eye to the community with Cloud Field Day 5. VMware: PhotonOS for Site Recovery Manager The Windows-based […]
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