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VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part X – Building a New PowerCLI Function – Function Deployment
March 22, 2022March 22, 2022

VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part X – Building a New PowerCLI Function – Function Deployment

VEBA by pkremer1 comment

In the previous post, I walked line-by-line through the code that comprises the kn-pcli-pg-check example function. In this post, we […]

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VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part IX – Building a New PowerCLI Function – Writing Code
March 18, 2022March 22, 2022

VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part IX – Building a New PowerCLI Function – Writing Code

VEBA by pkremer2 comments

In Part VIII, we prepared to write code for a new PowerCLI function using the PowerCLI template. In this post, […]

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VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part VIII – Building a New PowerCLI Function – Preparation
March 17, 2022March 22, 2022

VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part VIII – Building a New PowerCLI Function – Preparation

VEBA by pkremer2 comments

In the previous post, we discussed Let’s Encrypt public certificates in VEBA. In the next few posts, we will discuss […]

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New Year, New (Temporary) Role
January 10, 2022January 10, 2022

New Year, New (Temporary) Role

VEBA by pkremer0 comments

The Take3 program lets a VMware employee with five or more years of service take a three month rejuvenation period […]

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VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part VII – Public Certificates with Let’s Encrypt
July 12, 2021January 4, 2022

VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part VII – Public Certificates with Let’s Encrypt

VEBA by pkremer1 comment

I recently needed to replace the default self-signed certificate with a fully trusted SSL cert on my VEBA appliance. The […]

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VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part VI – Introduction to the Sockeye Service (Knative)
June 9, 2021January 4, 2022

VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part VI – Introduction to the Sockeye Service (Knative)

Code by pkremer1 comment

In Part V of this series, I introduced working with multiple Kubernetes clusters. In this post, I will introduce the […]

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VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part V – Working with Multiple Kubernetes Clusters (Knative)
June 3, 2021January 4, 2022

VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part V – Working with Multiple Kubernetes Clusters (Knative)

Code by pkremer2 comments

In Part II, I demonstrated how to copy the .kube/config file from the VEBA appliance to your local workstation for […]

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VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part IV – Deploying the Slack Function (Knative)
April 22, 2021January 4, 2022

VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part IV – Deploying the Slack Function (Knative)

Automation by pkremer1 comment

In Part III of this series, we deployed the Knative Powershell echo function. In this post, we will deploy the […]

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VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part III – Deploying the Echo Function (Knative)
April 20, 2021January 4, 2022

VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part III – Deploying the Echo Function (Knative)

Automation by pkremer3 comments

In Part II of this series, we looked at setting up a Windows workstation with the prereqs for interacting with […]

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VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part II – Sample Code Prereqs (Knative)
April 20, 2021April 8, 2022

VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part II – Sample Code Prereqs (Knative)

Automation by pkremer7 comments

In Part I of this series, we explored how to deploy the VEBA appliance. In Part II, we look at […]

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