2 node vcf 9 deployment
After three great VMUG sessions in Amsterdam, online, and VMUGNL Summer Sessions, I received requests to share the slides.
The talks cover the session 2 node vcf 9 deployment, showing what you can learn from a minimum resources lab.
The response was great.
Additionally, in the slide deck, you will find the items.
The Start of My VCF Story marks the journey into practical creation and evaluation. It begins with a clear objective to explore a 2 node vcf 9 deployment in a real-world setting, testing how components interact under load and how failures are detected and recovered. This early phase framed every subsequent decision.
The first challenge was understanding core VCF concepts and practical limits, then translating them into a workable build plan. I weighed licensing, hardware, and timing constraints, while documenting assumptions so the team could reproduce results. Throughout, the focus remained on reliable deployment patterns rather than theoretical ideas.
The Road ahead combined hands-on testing, documentation, and stakeholder reviews to align goals and timelines. From these efforts, I learned practical lessons about resilience, observability, and change control, which shaped next steps for improving the process. I will continue refining configurations and sharing findings to guide future deployments.