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"In a recent post, I demonstrated how you could use the VCF CLI with CCI context to manage VCFA provisioned databases integrated with VMware Data Services Manager. I thought it might be interesting to demonstrate a similar set of steps, but with the objective of creating a Native Object Store. Once again, the VCF Command Line Interface (CLI) would be used, pointing to a VCFA endpoint and using the Cloud Consumption Interface. This would enable us to work in the context of an organization user to make requests. In this post, I will show how to retrieve an API token,…"

"While there are many use-cases for object storage, I wanted to create a short post to highlight some of the use-cases that I have been trying out in my own lab. Two of the use cases are for backup and logs, and another is as an S3 Foreign Data Wrapper (FDW) for Greenplum databases. In the first use-case, I will show you how to configure an S3 bucket for both VMware Data Services Manager (DSM) backups and logs, both for the databases and the provider appliance itself. In a second backup use-case, I will show how you can configure a…"

"In a post from last year, I demonstrated how one could use the VCF CLI to troubleshoot the underlying vSphere Kubernetes Service (VKS) on which a VMware Data Services Manager (DSM) database is provisioned. In this follow up post, we will look at how we can use the VCF CLI to fine tune the database itself. This blog post stemmed from a request by one of our customers who wished to modify the backup retention policy and reduce the number of days that a backup is retained. Now you might be wondering why using the VCF CLI is necessary to…"

"In my introduction post to VMware Data Services (DSM) 9.1.1, I mentioned a new feature called PostgreSQL read replicas. In a nutshell, PostgreSQL databases provisioned by DSM can now be scaled for read workloads by adding additional Read Replicas. Previously, a PostgreSQL database cluster was limited to just 3 nodes, a primary, a single replica and a monitor. In DSM 9.1.1, we can now scale PostgreSQL databases through the addition of read replicas. As I mentioned in the introduction to DSM 9.1.1, DSM now uses the term read replica instead of secondary to refer to remote PostgreSQL database instances. They…"

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