Introduction The NCM Self-Service domain-specific language (DSL) and others like it can be partially defined as follows. A domain-specific language (DSL) is a computer language specialized to
Managing any platform using a terminal requires the installation of several CLI tools. Sometimes, you even need different versions of the same tool installed on
With Nutanix Cloud Manager (NCM) Self-Service you can create an app using either one or several running VMs and an existing blueprint. Formerly known as Calm,
With Nutanix Self-Service 3.4 (formerly Calm), the concept of Credential Providers was introduced. With a Credential Provider account, you can make Nutanix Self-Service to retrieve
When architecting application deployments, it’s not uncommon for a deployment to need info provided via by a third-party API. Alternatively, an application deployment may need
In the second blog of this series we discussed “Deploying Red Hat OpenShift on Nutanix AHV”; a detailed overview was provided of how to deploy
In the first blog of this series, we discussed “Getting Started with Red Hat Openshift on Nutanix HCI”; a good overview was provided of how
Here in the Developer Marketing team at Nutanix, we’re often tasked with creating scripts, demos and apps for the purposes of marketing both products and
In this edition of Nutanix Calm DSL Quick Tips, I’ll cover a few more things that are in the docs, but that new users may
In the recently released Nutanix Calm DSL Lab, a ton of various Calm DSL topics were covered. Before diving into the content for this article,
