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In the previous blog post we learnt how to create a customer docker image and build container from it. Image courtesy Minikube. In this blog post we will use the docker image built previously and deploy it using Kubernetes.We will do the following- Refer to previous post for steps to create a custom docker image… Read more: Understand Kubernetes by deploying a custom Docker image using minikube

Containers are a form of OS virtualization. Whether you work on containers or not you must have heard about Docker and Kubernetes. Docker is a container runtime. Kubernetes is a container orchestration tool, it is used to build, deploy and manage containers. According to Docker, “A Docker container image is a lightweight, standalone, executable package… Read more: Understand Docker containers by building a simple webserver

In this blog post we will talk about a potential impact to some LDAPS installation after upgrading NSX to version 4.1. In NSX version 4.1 support for old TLS cipher suites have been removed, while this may be a good step to enforce stronger security measures there still are servers which do not support newer… Read more: LDAPS is broken after upgrading NSX to version 4.1

In this blog post we will talk about NSX embedded appliance. Most of us are familiar with the process of installing NSX manager using the OVA file, however you can also install NSX manager using the NSX plugin in vCenter. This gives you the flexibility to manage NSX directly using vSphere UI. In vSphere client… Read more: Using vCenter Plugin for NSX and the special embedded NSX appliance file

If you are new to VMware ESXi or NSX environment and find yourself in a situation where you have to troubleshoot connectivity issues, having list of commands that can provide information about switchports/uplinks and help you get packet captures would save a lot of time. In this blog post we will talk about 10 commands… Read more: 10 ESXi commands that are useful for troubleshooting network connectivity