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Increase Disk Space on VCSA 6.7

  This article describes how to increase the Disk Space on the VCSA. First I check the alert on the VAMI of the vCenter Server. On the monitor tab you will find on which disk serves the mountpoint. Here it is disk13 for the /storage/archive mount point.   Now login to your vCenter via SSH and start the shell. Execute the following command to list all partition.     Now change the Size of the Disk via vSphere Client.   Switch back to SSH session and execute the following command   /usr/lib/applmgmt/support/scripts/autogrow.sh   After the script completes execute df -h again. df -h     The VAMI need some time to get the information of the resized disk (about 5 minutes).     The Monitor tab also reports the correct values after some minutes  

3 Ways to get VMware Platform Services Controller (PSC) information from vCenter Server 6.5

      From vSphere 6.5 , VMware Changes its vCenter architecture by introducing Platform services controller (PSC) by replacing vCenter SSO server. VMware Platform Services Controller (PSC) is a component of the VMware Cloud Infrastructure Suite. PSC deals with identity management for administrators and applications that interact with the vSphere platform. Below are the Components that are installed with platform Service controller includes: VMware Appliance Management Service (only in Appliance-based PSC) VMware License Service VMware Component Manager VMware Identity Management Service VMware HTTP Reverse Proxy VMware Service Control Agent VMware Security Token Service VMware Common Logging Service VMware Syslog Health Service VMware Authentication Framework VMware Certificate Service VMware Directory Service vCenter Server Deployment Models: vCenter Server with external Platform Services Controller (Separate appliance or server f...

Introduction to VMware Tanzu Kubernetes grid

                        What is VMware tanzu Kubernetes grid?           It provides a consistent, upstream compatible implementation of Kubernetes, that is tested and  supported by VMware. VMware tanzu Kubernetes grid allows organizations to run Kubernetes with consistently and make it available to developers as a utility. It provides services such as networking, authentication, ingress control and logging that a production Kubernetes environment requires.     Components of TKG 1.      Bootstrap environment: -                            The bootstrap environment any physical or virtual server on which you download and run the tanzu Kubernetes gri...