Introducing HashiCorp Terraform Provider for NSX-T Policy Manager and VMware Cloud on AWS

Last update on 12th January 2021: Added a comment about a new option “nsxt_policy_predefined_gateway_policy” that removes the requirement to run “terraform import”. Previous update on 2nd September 2020: Terraform NSX-T Policy provider is automatically downloaded when running “terraform init” (no need to compile it – read further below for more details). This blog post will […]

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AWS CLI – back to basics

I have been setting up Terraform with S3 as back-end and one of the blog posts I was consulting suggested using AWS CLI which I hadn’t been using for a couple of years. So… time to go back to basics! What is the AWS CLI ? The AWS Command Line Interface is “a unified tool […]

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How to monitor and track Twitter APIs with Python and AWS DynamoDB – Summer Experiment #1

This blog will walk through how to capture Tweets matching a certain hashtag and export them to an AWS DynamoDB via the Twitter APIs. This is the first of several silly and mostly pointless experiments I will post this summer. Next posts will look at using AWS IoT, AWS Lambda and VMware Cloud on AWS […]

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Infrastructure-As-Code with HashiCorp Terraform, VMware and VMware Cloud on AWS

This blog post will walk through what HashiCorp Terraform is and how to set up Terraform with VMware, including a few examples with VMware Cloud on AWS. Terraform is another tool offered by HashiCorp (I covered Packer in a previous post). Packer provided the ability to create and manage virtual machines from a template written […]

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