In Part IX of this series, we deployed the datastore usage sample function into our appliance. In this post, we […]
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VMware Event Broker Appliance
VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part VIII – Basic Troubleshooting Techniques (OpenFaaS)
In Part VII of this series, we deployed a second sample function – the Host Maintenance functions written in PowerShell. […]
VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part IX – Deploying the Datastore Usage Email sample script in VMC (OpenFaaS)
In Part VIII, we discussed basic troubleshooting techniques for VEBA. In this post we will deploy a new sample script. […]
VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part VII – Deploy the Sample Host Maintenance Function (OpenFaaS)
In Part VI of this series, we showed how to sync a fork of our VEBA repository to the upstream […]
VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part IV – Deploying the First Sample Function (OpenFaaS)
In Part III of this series, we created our vCenter tag and cloned the code repository from Github. In Part […]
VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part Ia – AWS EventBridge Deployment
Deploying VEBA for AWS EventBridge Part I of this series covers deploying VEBA. As of the 0.3 VEBA release, we […]
VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part I – Deployment (OpenFaaS)
Introduction I became aware of the VMware Event Broker Appliance Fling (VEBA) Fling in December, 2019. The VEBA Fling is […]
VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part VI – Syncing Your Fork
In Part V of this series, we looked at how to contribute to the VEBA project. In this short post, […]
VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part V – Contributing to the VEBA Project
In Part IV of this series, we successfully deployed our sample function, it fired when a VM powered up and […]
VMware Event Broker Appliance – Part III – Tags and Clones (OpenFaas)
In Part I of this series, we explored how to deploy the VEBA appliance. In Part II, we looked at […]