The following content is in Spanish, the language in which the webinar is presented El pasado 5 de noviembre 2015 en ProfessionaVMware.com Omar Blanco presentó el tema vROps VOA. #vBrownBag, blog, BrownBag, en Español, LATAM, podcast, recording, Spanish, VCP, VMware BrownBagRecording, Spanish, Tech, vBrownBag, VMware, VMware Certification Advanced
The following content is in Spanish, the language in which the webinar is presented. El pasado 13 de agosto @FCinalliP presentó el tema “VCP6-DCV 2V0-621 Objetivo 8” con demo de host profiles y autodeploy
Mike Foley stops by to discuss new security features in VMware vSphere 6.0 including items such as the improved lockdown mode. vSphere 6.0 Security Video You can find Mike on Twitter @mikefoley and security information @vSphereSecurity as well as regular posts on http://blogs.vmware.com Originally published at https://vbrownbag.comm – Sign up for the live #vBrownBag broadcast at https://vbrownbag.comm/brownbags/ where you
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I can’t say this will fix it for everyone, or will even be the cause of your 500 error. Earlier today an epic battle played out between Windows Live Writer and the WordPress install this site sits on. More specifically, I was greeted with a “500 Server Error”. In my server logs I found the
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Sean’s vFail.net came to my attention because of some trackbacks on my VCAP-DCA posts. However, in addition to VCAP Study guides (which are quite good), he’s covered PowerCLI (another of my favorite areas) and some other great topics. If you aren’t already, add this series of virtual failures to your RSS reader or bookmarks and
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It is time to empty my RSS reader and Firefox tabs yet again. Basically this week has been much like drinking from a firehose, so I’ve not had as much time to read. That said, here are some of the posts from this week that I found particularly interesting: vscsiStats Into Excel – Gabes Virtual
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Perhaps they’re not new, exactly. They are new to me, however. They’re also good enough that you should be reading them as well! With that said, onto the blogs! VMDEV.info – http://www.vmdev.info/ This is put together by Keshav Attrey, a software dev with VMware. The blog concentrates on the vSphere APIs and automation around virtual
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Mr. Siebert of vSphere-land is updating his top 20 VMware Blog list, and is looking for some help deciding what his Top 5 should be. You can see the current list on his vLaunchPad, and then vote here. From the original post: I have a hard time picking the top blogs from the many great
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View Full Album First, Meet our newest “Staff” member at ProfessionalVMware. Not sure what to call him yet, but he’s the smallest of the bunch, as you can see from the pictures. Second, and likely just as important. ProfessionalVMware expanded recently and welcomes “ThePowerShellTalk.com” to our family of sites. ThePowerShellTalk, is the official site for
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it’s here… or almost. We’ll (Pancil and I) will be presenting at the Virtualization Congress on Wednesday at 3pm, at the MGM Grand. Posts will either be plentiful or rather sparse, depending on how much time we get. With the lineup that’s been put together, I’m sure there will be loads and loads of super
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Happy spring holiday from ProfessionalVMware.
PoSH and JeOS have moved upstairs and into the ProfessionalVMware.com ‘offices’. They also received a major upgrade to their filtration system (hint: they had none prior, and were getting regular water changes). Take a look: View Full Album
ProfessionalVMware will be going on a bit of a vacation for the week of April 20-24. Rather than leaving you in the cold however, I figured that this would be a great chance to display some of the best work the community has to offer. That said we’re now accepting guests posts for the week
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Forgot to do this Sunday, but below is a video of the VMware turtles being put back into their pond:
You can disregard this post as shameless self promotion, but thanks to y’all readers, Professionalvmware.com is #9 on the vLaunchpad top 20 list: I strongly suggest that you add the vLaunchpad as your homepage, and subscribe to the various rss feeds!
A few weeks ago I introduced you to one of the newest members of the Professional VMware staff, JeOS. This week, you get to meet his partner in crime, PoSH! Like JeOS, PoSH is a baby Red Eared Slider, and like PowerShell for which he’s named, is still new on the scene, but is growing
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The WordPress update took all of about 47 seconds. Total. Took longer to back things up. I’m still uploading all of the images and the like from the site to Mosso Cloud Files using the wonderful CDN-Plugin. Leave me a note in the comments or via Twitter if you run into any problems.
Sometime late this evening, likely around Midnight CST, I’ll be taking down professionalvmware.com for some needed upgrades. (I’ll also be making a backup of the site (something I should have done a while ago)). I don’t figure the upgrades will take all that long, but incase we’re not back by the time you open
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I got a bit carried away this weekend on other projects (mostly reading, with a side of biking), so here is an early morning dose of turtle love for this Monday. Picture by: Moha’ Al-Bastaki Turtle Races! The Flint RiverQuarium held their first Turtle Race on the facility’s water steps that same afternoon. “This is
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JeOS! Pronounced “Juice”. What a concept. Isn’t it? JeOS is still a relatively new concept in the virtualization scene. Build an appliance with “Just enough OS”. As it’s a relatively new concept, I’ve got a relatively new turtle (two actually, but you’ll meet the other later). Meet JeOS: JeOS is a Red Eared Slider, all
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