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VMware Event Broker (aka VEBA) on Kubernetes – First steps

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Ludovic Rivallain - In the following post, we will discover how to deploy the VMware Event Broker services (VEBA) within an existing Kubernetes (K8S) cluster and use it to add/edit custom attributes information to virtual machines...

Spin up a local VEBA environment with KinD and vCenter simulator

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Robert Guske - The lightweight alternative would be, to e.g. leverage VMware’s Fusion or Workstation to spin up a Kubernetes cluster locally and to deploy the Event Router, OpenFaaS as well as your function(s) on top of it. Asking yourself now- And what about the vCenter Server? Good question...

Self Service for your DataCenter + Auto Remediation

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Partheeban Kandasamy (PK) & Frankie Gold - For the Command/User driven use case, What if IT enables Business Stakeholders to interact with vSphere SDDC through a Slack command...For the event-driven use case, what if certain crises are handled automatically thus increasing operational efficiency...

Integrating VMware Cloud Notification Gateway with VMware Event Broker Appliance

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William Lam - advantage of the NGW webhook capability but instead of forwarding the NGW notification to a cloud service that supports an incoming webhook, we are sending it to VEBA for processing. Once the notification has been received by VEBA, customers can apply...

Bursting to the Cloud with VEBA, AWS Lambda & VMC on AWS

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Nico Vibert - We need an engine to trigger an action based on an event. For VMware events, the best way to do that would be to leverage the VMware Event Broker Appliance (VEBA). I will leverage EventBridge as it integrates easily with AWS Lambda...

Deploying the VMware Event Broker Appliance (VEBA) using Cloud Assembly

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VMware Blogs - James Wirth - We need an engine to trigger an action based on an event. For VMware events, the best way to do that would be to leverage the VMware Event Broker Appliance (VEBA). I will leverage EventBridge as it integrates easily with AWS Lambda...

Using the VEBA to Automatically Expand a Pure Storage FlashArray Datastore

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David Stamen - can we automatically expand a datastore when it gets full? The answer is yes! With all of the integrations with automation platformsm, Pure Storage Arrays have many options. This blog will cover how to handle this with the VMware Event Broker Appliance (VEBA)...

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