Every year at VMworld, in addition to the great content, there are a host of other great activities going on. However, in order to keep up with them you’d need to look a bit like the guy on the left: <—– Yes, a robot with a time machine. That, or take copious amounts of some
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Will you be at VMworld? I will! In fact, Glenn Sizemore and I will be rocking and rolling for a Wednesday PowerCLI 101 session. If you’re thinking about PowerShell, PowerCLI or just beginning to automate your environment, we’ll take you over some of the most basic basics. There are actually a number of really good
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Wednesday, 11A VMworld time: Hope to see you there!
In case you haven’t heard, the Public Voting for VMworld 2011 sessions is now open, and you can go forth and cast your votes here. My sessions: I am super excited to have had a few sessions make it past the first stage, but none more so than these: Come meet Cody Bunch, author of
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A few things brought this post together. First is that Glen Sizemore of Get-Admin and I have co-submitted a “vSphere Automation 101 – PowerCLI” session to the VMworld 2011 CFP. We thought it’d be an excellent idea to share some of that content before hand. The second, and just as important, is that I’m Lazy
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I’m reposting the Vid of our VMworld 2010 session from Chad Sakac’s Virtual Geek. As Tom Howarth could not make VMworld US, Mike Laverick stepped in to drive the panel. On the panel we had: Adam Carter @ HP Eric Schott @ Dell (formerly EqualLogic) Chad Sakac @ EMC Vaughn Stewart @ NetApp Now the
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A you may already know, Tom Howarth and I have actually managed to get a session accepted for VMworld. The gist of it is: Get a bunch of storage heavyweight folks onto a stage to answer your questions about storage & virtualization. That said… We need your help. Ask Your Questions: We understand that not
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I was trying to avoid this post, but alas, a little shameless self promotion can’t hurt. VMware this year has decided to put a multitude of the sessions submitted during the CFP up for a vote, and I must say, there are plenty of good sessions up there. So even if I’m not your favorite,
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As LucD points out: When you attend a conference like VMworld you get lots of goodies pushed your way. With some of these you only realise when you are back home what you were given. The vSphere 4.0 Quick Start Guide is a good example of such a little gem that came my way during
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It is official, or at least as official as anything can be said to be official, that I will be attending VMworld 2009. I’m not sure on flight details yet, however. Of all of the plethora of reasons to attend, I’m actually quite interested in the Golden Gate Bridge Run. Another thing that caught my
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Are you submitting? I know I will (or at least think I will).