Index

Generative AI and LLMs

• Ollama
  
  
• Part1 - Deploy Ollama on Kubernetes
• Part2 - Prompt LLMs using Ollama, LangChain, and Python
• Part3 - Web UI for Ollama to interact with LLMs
• Part4 - Vision assistant using LLaVA
  
  
• Hugging Face
  
  
• Part1 - Getting started with Hugging Face
• Part2 - Code generation with Code Llama Instruct
• Part3 - Inference with Code Llama using LangChain

Kubernetes

• Kubernetes mini project
• Storage performance benchmarking of Tanzu Kubernetes Clusters
• Benchmarking Kubernetes infrastructure using K-Bench
• Validate your Kubernetes cluster using Sonobuoy
• vSphere with Tanzu using NSX-T Blog Series
  
  
• Part1 - Prerequisites
• Part2 - Configure NSX
• Part3 - Edge Cluster
• Part4 - Tier-0 Gateway and BGP peering
• Part5 - Tier-1 Gateway and Segments
• Part6 - Create tags, storage policy, and content library
• Part7 - Enable workload management
• Part8 - Create namespace and deploy Tanzu Kubernetes Cluster
• Part9 - Monitoring
• Part10 - Upgrade Tanzu Kubernetes Cluster
• Part11 - Troubleshooting Tanzu Kubernetes Cluster 
• Part12 - Deploy application on TKC and access it
• Part13 - Export WCP admin kubeconfig 
• Part14 - Testing TKC storage using kubestr
• Part15 - Working with etcd on TKC with one control plane
• Part16 - Troubleshooting content library related issues
• Part17 - Troubleshooting TKC stuck at updating phase
• Part18 - Troubleshooting vSphere pods with ProviderFailed status
• Part19 - Troubleshooting TKC stuck at creating phase  
• Part20 - Safely deleting NotReady nodes from a TKC
• Part21 - Pointers while upgrading the stack
• Part22 - Working with NGINX Ingress Controller
• Part23 - Supervisor cluster certificates expiry
  
• Part24 - Kubernetes component certs in TKC
• Part25 - Spherelet
• Part26 - Jumpbox kubectl plugin to SSH to TKC node
• Part27 - nullfinalizer kubectl plugin
• Part28 - Create a custom VM Class
• Part29 - Logging using Loki stack
  
  
• Tanzu Kubernetes Grid (TKG) on vSphere 6.7 U3

• Part1 - Install
• Part2 - Deploy, and manage multiple Kubernetes workload clusters
• Part3 - Deploy FIO application with persistent storage
  
  
• Kubernetes 101 Blog Series

• Part1 - Create K8s cluster with kubeadm
• Part2 - Basic operations
• Part3 - Install kubectl on Windows
• Part4 - Kubectl autocomplete and alias
  

• Visualize your Kubernetes clusters and workloads using Octant

vRealize Operations (vROps)

• vRealize Operations 7.5 Blog Series
  
  
• Part1 - Installation
• Part2 - Configure vCenter adapter and dashboards overview
• Part3 - Rightsizing
• Part4 - High availability
• Part5 - Alerting
• Part6 - Adding new symptoms and alert definitions
• Part7 - vSAN monitoring and troubleshooting
• Part8 - Super Metrics
• Part9 - Dashboard sharing
• Part10 - Adding Remote Collector Node
  
  
• Dell EMC PowerFlex Management Pack for vROps 8.x Blog Series
  
  
• Part1: Install
• Part2: Configure
• Part3: Dashboards
• Part4: Resource kinds and relationships
• Part5: Collection interval
• Part6: Create custom alerts
• Part7: Create custom reports

PowerShell

• PowerShell 101
  
  
• Part 1: Microsoft PowerShell Help System
• Part 2: Objects, properties, and methods in PowerShell
• Part 3: PowerShell Pipeline and object filtering
• Part 4: Avoid disasters in PowerShell
• Part 5: PowerShell Remoting
  
  
• VMware PowerCLI Blog Series
  
  
• Part1 - Installing the module and working with stand-alone ESXi host
• Part2 - Working with vCenter server
• Part3 - Basic VM operations
• Part4 - Snapshots
• Part5 - Real time storage IOPS and latency
• Part6 - vSphere networking
• Part7 - Working with vROps
• Part8 - Working with vSAN
• Part9 - Working with NSX-T
  
  
• Working with iDRAC9 using PowerShell
  
  
• Part 1
• Part 2
• Part 3
• Part 4
  
  
• Working with ScaleIO/ VxFlex OS/ PowerFlex REST API using PowerShell
  
  
• Part 1
• Part 2
• Part 3
• Part 4