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    VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1: Migrating a Running VM into vSphere Supervisor Without Reboot

    October 5, 2026 - By admin

    Introduction Can we take a running virtual machine from a classic NSX segment, hand it over to vSphere Supervisor and VM Service, and do it without changing its IP address or shutting it down? That was the question I wanted to answer in my VCF 9.1 lab. The answer is yes, but it is not a single wizard. Getting from “a VM on an old Tier-1 segment” to “a VM Operator object in a Namespace, routed through a VPC and Transit Gateway” requires careful work on the provider side, the tenant side, the NSX Edge, and the Mobility Operator. In…

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    vWorld Short: Cannot Create a VMFS Datastore on Nested ESXi Running on vSAN

    September 25, 2026 - By admin

    When working with nested ESXi environments, sometimes a problem that looks like a simple storage issue is actually caused by the storage layer underneath the nested hypervisor. In my lab, I wanted to create a local VMFS datastore on an additional virtual disk attached to a nested ESXi host. The disk was visible to ESXi, and I was able to create a GPT partition, but creating the VMFS datastore failed. In this short note, I will show how I troubleshot the issue and what was required to make VMFS work when the nested ESXi virtual disk was stored on vSAN.…

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    VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1.1 Private AI Services 3.0:From Zero to Qwen 2.5 and a Working VMware Intelligent Assist

    September 11, 2026 - By admin

    Can VMware Cloud Foundation run its own AI model, keep the inference inside the private cloud, and then use that model to answer real questions about the infrastructure? That was the question I wanted to answer in my VCF 9.1.1 lab. The answer is yes, but getting from “I have an NVIDIA GPU in an ESXi host” to “VMware Intelligent Assist is querying my vCenter through a local Qwen model” involves much more than deploying one Kubernetes pod. In this article, we will build the entire stack from the ground up. We will prepare the GPU, create the VM and…

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