This is a interactive introduction to migrating application workloads from an existing VMware vSphere 6.x environment to VMware Cloud Foundation utilizing the VMware HCX application mobility platform.

One of the challenges that faces a vRealize Automation content developer is maintaining code between multiple environment. In most cases, this is done manually and can become a tedious task that is prone to error. Further, the use of proper source control, testing and release management can become impossible. With vRealize Lifecycle Manager 8.3+, VMware has developed a solution with Content Management. This lab will leverage vRealize Lifecycle Manager to deploy content between two separate vRealize Automation Environments. Each module will build on the processes to capture, test, and release content between a development and production instance.

This lab provides an introduction to the Kubernetes features and capabilities available with VMware Cloud Foundation with Tanzu.

This lab provides an introduction to the software-defined networking capabilities of VMware NSX-T that are enabled with every VMware Cloud Foundation deployment. This lab will show the simplicity of creating networks in software, attaching workloads to these networks (segments) in vSphere, securing the workloads using NSX Distributed Firewall and creating a Load Balancer using NSX.

This lab provides an introduction to VMware Cloud Foundation Day 2 Operations and Automation. Participants will gain experience in monitoring and managing their private cloud built on VMware Cloud Foundation.

VCF Software Defined Data Center (SDDC) Manager is a solution that provides a centralized management plane for the provisioning, monitoring and ongoing management of both the logical and physical resources that make up any VMware Cloud Foundation based private cloud. Tasks such as adding new hosts to expand capacity, new clusters for different lines of business, upgrades and Vrealize deployments can all be managed through SDDC Manager.

It's no secret that integrating tools and infrastructure platforms is creating complexity for modern enterprises. More tools = More complexity = More Custom Coding to Automate Processes OneFuse facilitates and simplifies end-to-end automation by abstracting underlying integration complexity and presenting varying cloud infrastructure integrations as services that can be re-used again and again. OneFuse policies ensure governance conformity and reduce the need for domain or coding expertise. WWT offers hands-on OneFuse training labs to help customers learn how to easily automate in codeless fashion.

This is an On-Demand Lab for VMware NSX-T. It provides the same lab experience as the one day NSX-T training class but without the slide content and on-site architect. This lab is not meant to teach operations, best practices or replace VMware's hands-on classes.