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Workload mobility is key in the current state of the private, public and hybrid cloud. Traditionally, vCenter Server API has been supporting various vMotion features. Among the important ones is migrating VMs across the...
After attending VMworld 2019 in San Francisco I can’t help throwing in some general impressions on how technology comes up and is consumed. VMworld is a lot about hype and setting general direction of...
Apart from the occasional bugfix Update 3 releases of vSphere are normally uneventful for the vSphere Client SDK and plugins. That said, the 6.7 Update 3 contains a few notable improvements both on the...
The vSphere 6.7 Update 2 release has introduced a new way to monitor vSphere Client plugins status: the Plugin Management UI. You can read what the feature is about in the What’s New in...
Being new to vCommunity I faced the challenge of finding everything interesting going on in the Virtualization world. As the vCommunity is about people of course, I had to find the most active bloggers...
API / Compatibility / Plugin Dependencies / Troubleshooting
by Vladimir Velikov · Published December 4, 2018
In part 1 of “The road to stable vSphere Client plugins” series we looked into the most common plugin errors and the known stability challenges in the field. It is important to spot certain...
API / Compatibility / Releases / Troubleshooting
by Vladimir Velikov · Published November 13, 2018 · Last modified November 21, 2018
It has not been too long ago when any new vSphere Client release, major or minor, required changes to every plugin in the ecosystem. This is always associated with extra work to cover unplanned...
by Vladimir Velikov · Published October 19, 2018 · Last modified October 31, 2018
Whenever you integrate a solution with an existing platform there is always the question of how you deliver external dependencies required for the operation of your app/plugin/etc. Selection of the right libraries and their...
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