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The Digital Workspace Proving Ground
Updated onArticleKnowledge Base Digital Workspace Workspace ONE
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Dynamic Environment Manager Walkthrough (copied)
Updated onArticle- We will add the Horizon RDS Desktop and "Paint.net" published application to our Workspace ONE bookmarks
- We will make a connection to the RDS Desktop and launch the Dynamic Environment Manager Console to show a managed application configuration for "Paint.net"
- Show the application specific network drive and printer mappings associated with "Paint.net"
- From the RDS Desktop launch the Paint.net application and demonstrate the drive and printer mappings in effect, then change some app settings before closing the app
- Launch the "Paint.net" Horizon published application from Workspace ONE and show the application specific settings we changed have been saved and persist across sessions
Knowledge Base Digital Workspace Dynamic Environment Manager
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Sandbox Fundamentals
Updated onArticleIn Sandbox Experiences, TestDrive provides an optional brokering service that can create a personal "sandbox" tenant in the VMware Cloud. These brokered tenants are not in TestDrive. Therefore, teams within VMware Cloud Operations, not TestDrive, manage all VMware Cloud environments.
For all tenant support, contact your VMware pre-sales support representative.
This guide provides answers to common sandbox questions.
Knowledge Base TestDrive Fundamentals Sandbox Experiences
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Access Kubeapps Dashboard and deploy a k8s app
Updated onArticleIn this section, we will access the Kubeapps Dashboard and deploy WordPress
Edited for Discovery (Pathfinder) Deploy k8s app using Kubeapps Dashboard
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Access your cluster and install Kubeapps using Helm
Updated onArticleIn this section, we will access our kubernetes cluster and install Kubeapps using Helm
Edited for Discovery (Pathfinder) Access Cluster and install Kubeapps
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Create a Kubernetes Cluster using Tanzu Mission Control (TMC)
Updated onArticleIn this section, we will create a Tanzu Kubernetes Cluster (TKC) on vSphere using Tanzu Mission Control (TMC)
Edited for Discovery (Pathfinder) Tanzu Mission Control (TMC)
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Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Standard (TKGS) Overview
Updated onArticleFeaturing vSphere with Tanzu and TMC. VMware Tanzu Standard simplifies operation of Kubernetes for multi-cloud deployment, centralizing management and governance for many clusters and teams across on-premises, public clouds and edge.
Edited for Discovery (Pathfinder) Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Standard (TKGS)
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VMware App Volumes on Horizon Cloud on Microsoft Azure
Updated onArticle- Log in to TestDrive Portal
- Launch the Horizon Cloud on Microsoft Azure Administration Console from the Digital Workspace section of My Products in the portal
- Log in to the console
- Explore App Volumes from within the Applications menu
- Explore App Volumes assignments from within the Assignments menu
- Log into a Windows 10 Multi-Session App Volumes enabled virtual desktop.
- Launch the Paint.NET App Volumes Application
- Launch the Notepad ++ App Volumes Application
Knowledge Base Digital Workspace Horizon Cloud
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Getting Started & Logging In to VMware TKGI (formerly Enterprise PKS)
Updated onArticleKubernetes is fast becoming the standard for enterprise container orchestration. In these walkthroughs you will be exposed to the fundamentals of the Kubernetes architecture and deep dive into using the kubectl CLI. You will be introduced to VMware TKGI (formerly Enterprise PKS), a purpose built service for operationalizing Kubernetes at scale. You will also dive into the details of the building, deployment and management of container based applications on Kubernetes. Kubernetes is an open-source platform for automating deployment, scaling, and operations of application containers across clusters of hosts, providing container-centric infrastructure.
Knowledge Base Accelerate Cloud Journey VMware TKGI (formerly Enterprise PKS)
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TestDrive Password Management
Updated onArticleIf you signed up in Pathfinder to access TestDrive, you must use Pathfinder's account management system. Do not use the TestDrive portal itself.
In Pathfinder, your TestDrive credentials are found in a Workspace ONE activity's Login Credentials, like this one. Begin the activity and you'll see Login Credentials.
Knowledge Base TestDrive Fundamentals TestDrive Portal & Ready-To-Use (RTU) Environment