Implementing the Private AI Ready Infrastructure for VMware Cloud Foundation validated solution includes configuring vCenter Server and NSX and activating vSphere with Tanzu.
To implement and configure private AI ready infrastructure, two alternative methods exist. You can use the user interface of each component in the solution or you can use the open-source PowerShell cmdlets. You can directly reuse the PowerShell commands by replacing the provided sample values with values from your VMware Cloud Foundation Planning and Preparation Workbook.
This guidance provides a prescriptive path for deploying vSphere with Tanzu, Tanzu Kubernetes clusters using the Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Service, and sample Kubernetes applications in a VI workload domain. For more information on other deployment options and configurations, see the vSphere with Tanzu product documentation on the vSphere documentation page.
Prerequisites
To complete the implementation of Private AI Ready Infrastructure for VMware Cloud Foundation validated solution, verify that your system fulfills the following prerequisites.
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Environment |
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Domain Name Service |
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Active Directory |
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Certificate Authority |
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Identity and Access Management |
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If you want to use the kubectl command line tool, for the implementation and configuration of the validated solution, verify that the following tools are installed on a machine in your environment.
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kubectl Command Line Tool |
See Download and Install the Kubernetes CLI Tools for vSphere. |
If you want to use the open-source infrastructure-as-code method for the implementation and configuration of the Private AI Ready Infrastructure for VMware Cloud Foundation validated solution, verify that your system fulfills the following prerequisites.
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PowerShell |
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To report issues, obtain support, or suggest enhancements to the open-source PowerShell Module, use GitHub Issues in the GitHub repository. |