Happy New Year 2022

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This post was originally published on this siteThe last two years were special, but I’m not going in too deep. It gave us all some new challenges, like Zoom/WebEx/Teams meeting marathons, no face-to-face contact with customers, and some challenging home office experiences. For me personally, some things changed. My better 51% (aka my girlfriend) and […]

My Top 10 Posts in 2021

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This post was originally published on this siteAnother year is over, it’s 2021 and the beginning of another year. With this blog article, I’d like to present to you my Top 10 posts of 2021. Surprisingly, the Top 10 blog posts are not all from 2020. Obviously, people are still searching for solutions for problems […]

Deleting AWS EKS Cluster fails – Cannot evict pod as it would violate the pod’s disruption budget

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This post was originally published on this siteThe Issue I had to remove a demo EKS Cluster where I had screwed up an install of a Service Mesh. Unfortunately, it was left in a rather terrible state to clean up, hence the need to just delete it. When I tried the usual eksctl delete command, […]

Creating and hosting a Helm Chart package to install Pac-Man on Kubernetes

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This post was originally published on this siteIf you’ve have been following any of my blogs that relate to Kubernetes, I am sure that you will have seen the use of my demo application Pac-Man, designed to replicate a small production application with a front end UI service, DB back end service and load balancing […]

Deploying Nvidia GPU enabled Tanzu Kubernetes Clusters

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This post was originally published on this siteIn this blog post I’m going to detail how deploy and configure a Nvidia GPU enabled Tanzu Kubernetes Grid cluster in AWS. The method will be similar for Azure, for vSphere there are a number of additional steps to prepare the system. I’m going to essentially follow the […]

VMC vCenter email alerts not supported – Workaround with vRealize Log Insight Cloud

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This post was originally published on this siteThe Issue When configuring a VMware Cloud on AWS (VMC) SDDC vCenter, Administrators trying to use the vCenter Alerts email feature find they cannot complete the configuration, as the necessary options such as setting email server settings are greyed out. Thanks to Bilal Ahmed for discussing this issue […]

vExpert Applications are open – Why should you apply?

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This post was originally published on this siteThe vExpert applications for 2022 are open now. Nice! But what is this? Many vendors have special programs for the IT folks around the world. These programs are designed for ambassadors and evangelists. You may get early access to beta versions, marketing information, they help you promote your […]

Using iland object storage for Veeam capacity tier

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This post was originally published on this siteBackground If you have been in the IT game long enough, you have likely heard of object storage. Amazon S3 seems to be the gold standard as far as storage object storage protocols go as many 3rd party object storage vendors claim to be S3 compliant. All the […]

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Happy New Year 2022

My Top 10 Posts in 2021

Deleting AWS EKS Cluster fails – Cannot evict pod as it would violate the pod’s disruption budget

Creating and hosting a Helm Chart package to install Pac-Man on Kubernetes

Deploying Nvidia GPU enabled Tanzu Kubernetes Clusters

VMC vCenter email alerts not supported – Workaround with vRealize Log Insight Cloud

vExpert Applications are open – Why should you apply?

Using iland object storage for Veeam capacity tier

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