Brandon Lee -
Organizations worldwide are in the middle of a paradigm shift in provisioning, managing, monitoring, and configuring their infrastructure. The cloud revolution has prompted a change in the way businesses think about infrastructure ...
William Lam -
One of the core components of TAP is the Cloud Native Runtime (CNR), which is VMware's commercial offering of the popular open source project Knative. The VMware Event Broker Appliance (VEBA) project also makes use of Knative as our backend to provide customers with an event-driven automation solution.
William Lam -
I wanted to spend some time covering the native Kubernetes deployment model, as it there are actually a couple of options and most recently, this came up in a customer discussions as they were interested in forwarding vSphere Events from VEBA to AWS EventBridge.
William Lam -
The benefits of VEBA can extend beyond just vSphere Events and can also be used with both new and existing vSphere Alarms. In fact, vSphere Alarms is just another a type of vSphere Event, which then makes it super easy to work with if you are already familiar with VEBA.
Patrick Kremer -
A Knative PowerCLI function template was committed to the repo in February 2022, and was released in 0.7.2. This template makes it easy to build a brand new function complete with a full set of documentation. This post walks through the process of using the template to build the kn-pcli-pg-check function, which was published in March 2022.
William Lam -
In my previous article, I demonstrated how you can leverage the upcoming v0.7 release of the VMware Event Broker Appliance (VEBA) to publish and consume custom events to easily extend your event-driven automation to other event sources. Once you have setup a wildcard DNS for your VEBA deployment, you can refer to this sample PowerShell function which demonstrates how to create and test a custom webhook function.
William Lam -
Imagine if you could implement a snapshot retention policy for your VM(s) based on the size of a given snapshot or maybe the number of days the snapshot has existed? I realized we can easily do so with a bit of event-driven automation using our VMware Event Broker Appliance (VEBA) solution to run scheduled job for managing snapshot policies for a set of VM(s)
Nico Vibert -
We need an engine to trigger an action based on an event. For VMware events, the best way to do that would be to leverage the VMware Event Broker Appliance (VEBA). I will leverage EventBridge as it integrates easily with AWS Lambda...
David Stamen -
...can we automatically expand a datastore when it gets full? The answer is yes! With all of the integrations with automation platformsm, Pure Storage Arrays have many options. This blog will cover how to handle this with the VMware Event Broker Appliance (VEBA)...
Robert Guske -
This post is about a great function contribution from a VEBA community member. His function example is about sending an email which notifies a recipient about the affected host(s) and VM(s) after an outage.
Integrating VMware Event Broker Appliance (VEBA) with Zapier
Publishing and consuming custom events with VMware Event Broker Appliance (VEBA)
Heads Up - No healthy upstream error with VEBA vSphere UI plugin with vSphere 7.0 Update 3
Leveraging Fluent Bit on Tanzu Kubernetes Grid to send VEBA logs to vRealize Log Insight
(German) VMware Event Broker Appliance - das Mega Release 0.6 bringt Simplifizierung und Optimierung
VMworld 2020 - VEBA and the Power of Event-Driven Automation – Reloaded
Deploying the VMware Event Broker Appliance (VEBA) using Cloud Assembly
VMworld 2020 - Arm Yourself with Event-Driven Functions and Reimagine SDDC Capabilities
Automate Issue Remediation for VMs - handle CPU or Memory spike, Datastore saturation
VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part XIII – Deploying Go Functions
VMware Event Broker Appliance - vSphere HA Event Notification Function
Monitoring the VMware Event Broker Appliance with vRealize Operations Manager
vCenter Event Broker Appliance Updates – VMworld, Fling, Community & Open Source
Audit VM configuration changes using the vCenter Event Broker
Event-driven interactions with vSphere using Functions as a Service
Video - Robert and Michael explore Event Driven Automation for vCenter