Hot on the heels of last week’s vCloud Networking discussion with Kendrick Coleman (web / twitter), we have another networking special, VXLAN. This is going to be brought to you by Han Yang from Cisco. Han will be on to share an introduction to VXLANs – and hopefully we’ll be able to cover some of
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One post, two parts. Not because they’re short, but because the days were so intense I only had a chance to jot down notes & start to expand on them now. TL;DR – For those at the show, you’ll understand. For those that couldn’t make it… you’ll want to stay tuned to EMC & VMware…
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It seems quite a lot of folks wrote in while I was at VMworld. Normally I try to address these individually, or with a post if it would be beneficial. In this case, a commenter on one of my old VCP4 prep pages wrote to ask: “Why would you use a vApp over a Folder?”
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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.
In case you didn’t notice, or with some of the random 404s did notice. We’ve more or less completely moved over to the Mosso “Cloud Sites” platform. The 404s were a result of my not doing 100% of the steps I had planned on, but should be mostly resolved by now. Drop me a comment
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Some of you may remember the downtime we had back in December. I know that I do. That got me thinking, and talking, and talking and thinking. Apparently, after talking to Pancil a bit, and him then talking to Rob Lagesse at Mosso. We decided that the best long term home for ProfessionalVMware, was over
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