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
I am very happy to share that as of july 17th I am a vEXPERT! I will continue blogging and helping the VMware community. Roderik de Block
For a couple of weeks I am working with the App Volumes 4.x. This version has another dynamic method of delivering applications than the previous 2.x versions I worked with. One of the highlights for App Volumes 4 is the… Continue Reading
At my current customer the Windows Server (2016) template is updated manually every time something has to be changed, added or updated in this image. After editing this image manually there are some scripts which must be run to clean… Continue Reading
In this blog I will describe how to create a VMware Horizon Desktop Pool using PowerCLI. Before you start you first have to download the VMware.HV.Helper module from https://github.com/vmware/PowerCLI-Example-Scripts/tree/master/Modules/VMware.Hv.Helper. Usually I create a Horizon Pool using the “Add Desktop Pool”… Continue Reading
Recently we had to create a task which had to run at logon otherwise users were not able to start a business critical application. In this case VMware Dynamic Environment Manager is used for the end user profile management. So… Continue Reading