Why? With the release of App Volumes 2103, an extra option has been added to the installer. Now it is possible to select and install App Volumes Tools on a Windows 10 machine. The new appcapture Command-Line and PowerShell tools… Continue Reading
Why? In my previous post I already described that after rebuilding my home lab, it is a challenge to deploy an automated image on my vmware infrastructure. I did this with the help of packer for the Windows 10 image… Continue Reading
Why? Recently I set up a new VMWare Horizon environment in my homelab based on the following components: VMware vCenter Server 7u1 VMware ESXi 7u1 Vmware Horizon Connection Server 8 VMware App Volumes 4.2 VMware DEM 2009 This of course… Continue Reading
The other day I was cleaning up my home lab and then I noticed that there were more instant clone virtual machines than desktop pools. So it seems that after rolling out a new master image, the old virtual machines… Continue Reading
November 18th 2020 a new version of the VMware OS Optimization Tool has been released. The tool can be downloaded at https://flings.vmware.com/vmware-os-optimization-tool. The VMware OS Optimization Tool helps in preparing and optimizing Windows 10 and Windows Server 2019, Server 2016… Continue Reading
Earlier this year I posted a blog about the powerfull tool “Code Capture” which you can find in the developer center of your vCenter server. Code Capture is a powerfull tool which records user actions and translates them into executable code.… Continue Reading
Recently at one of our customers I upgraded an VMWare App Volumes 2.18 environment to App Volumes 4 version 2006. After a succesfull upgrade I uploaded the template to the VSAN datastore. Then it was time to create the first… Continue Reading