In Part 2 of this blog series dedicated to the new VMware NSX 4.0.1.1 multi-tenancy feature, we shall discover more about the Security aspect of the solution. Note: All JSON files used in the blog are available from my GitHub repo:https://github.com/nnikodimov/nsx-multi-tenancy Project default Groups and Policies As we reviewed in VMware NSX Multi-Tenancy – Part 1, […]
The latest VMware NSX (4.0.1.1) implements a multi-tenancy model that supports various tenants operating a single NSX platform. This enables them to provision isolated logical networking and security topologies using a shared infrastructure.Currently, this functionality is supported only through APIs. All configurations are displayed as read-only in the NSX UI. Let’s hope this fantastic feature
There are several ways to get external traffic into Kubernetes cluster. In this article we will take a look at the NodePort.
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Тhis is my first blog in a series, trying to reveal the Kubernetes Services mystery and how they are implemented when NSX-T is used as a container networking solution.
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This article discusses the creation of of NSX Manager SSL certificate, which contains extended attributes such as Subject Alternative Name (SAN).
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In a nutshell: It is a two-step process – creating redirection rules and configure Security Group to Service Profile bindings. Read on to learn the details.
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