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VMware NSX Advanced Load Balancer (Avi Networks) - Quickstart

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VMware NSX Advanced Load Balancer (Avi Networks) uses a software-defined architecture that separates the central control plane (Avi Controller) from the distributed data plane (Avi Service Engines). NSX Advanced Load Balancer is 100% REST API based, making it fully automatable and seamless with the CI/CD pipeline for application delivery. The Avi Controller is the “brain” of the entire system and acts as a single point of intelligence, management, and control for the distributed data plane. The Avi SE represent full-featured, enterprise-grade load balancers, web application firewall (WAF), and analytics that provide traffic management and application security while collecting real-time analytics from the traffic flows. The Avi Controller provides comprehensive observability based on closed-loop telemetry and presents actionable insights to make decisions based on application monitoring, end-to-end timing, searchable traffic logs, security insights, log insights, client insights, and more

VMware Carbon Black Cloud Malware Lab

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This walkthrough will enable you to get hands on with Carbon Black Cloud. The Malware Lab contains actual attacks that you can run live in a test environment to see how prevention and visibility work in the Carbon Black Cloud solution suite. 

VMware SD-WAN - Lab Quickstart

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VMware SD-WAN by VeloCloud delivers a highly reliable and secure application-centric service for even the most latency-sensitive applications, independent of the underlying links.  This is achieved by leveraging a simplified cloud-based platform that delivers the required business agility, performance, and simplicity.  VMware SD-WAN ensures the secure delivery of traffic across various transports including the internet.  It uniquely delivers simplified management with elimination of traditional CLI-based configuration and monitoring.

Securing Modern Applications with CBC Container Security

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Throughout this walkthrough you will be exposed to VMware’s solution to securing Kubernetes clusters with CBC Container Security. Upon login, instructions provided will detail how to deploy and secure a new cluster with vSphere with Tanzu and CBC Container Security.

Workspace ONE UEM Sandbox Password Reset

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A Workspace ONE UEM sandbox is a standard UEM tenant in a VMware Shared SaaS environment.  The environment is managed by VMware Cloud Operations, not TestDrive.

Introduction to Carbon Black Cloud Workload

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VMware Carbon Black Cloud Workload Protection provides vulnerability assessment and inventory management for workloads hosted on vSphere. The VMware Carbon Black Cloud Workload Protection vulnerability solution provides shared information on vulnerabilities that is available in Carbon Black Cloud as well as in the native vCenter administration client. 

Workload Protection is offered in different packages to suit your organization’s needs

Enabling Secure and Optimized Access for Remote Workers with SASE for Anywhere Workspace

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With VMware SASE for Anywhere Workspace, VMware has combined the consistent, secure cloud application access functionality of VMware SD-WAN, Secure Access, and Cloud Web Security with the capability of Workspace ONE to allow only trusted devices and users to access applications hosted on-premises or in the cloud. 

This guide will walk you through demonstrating SASE for Anywhere Workspace in the ready to use TestDrive environment.

Introduction to vSAN with vCenter and vROps

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Walkthrough a live vSAN environment, running active workloads. In this product experience vSAN is hosting a combination of TestDrive infrastructure and management VMs, Horizon Desktops, and VMs running HCIBench. Using both vSAN Health and Performance Service and vROps, the live vSAN environment allows you to see and measure the IOPs and latency in real time.

Launching Horizon Resources using HTML Access

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• We will connect to the Horizon HTML Access Portal and log in
• Launch Firefox
• Launch Microsoft Word, all from our Chrome tab!

VMware Horizon USB Redirection

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• Launch a virtual desktop with Horizon Client
• Open USB redirected drive
• Copy the Local USB file from the local drive to the desktop in the session
• Open and show the file text
• In VMware Horizon Client select "Connection" from the toolbar, then select USB and click on your USB storage device to disconnect local usb device to session
• Close the text file