#vBrownBag Episodes

Hey there folks, if you were previously registered for the EMEA #vBrownBag, please re-register at https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/541316569 as the webinar ID has changed. Thanks!  

Now that the dust has settled from VMworld USA you can check out all the great TechTalk videos, either as the YouTube Playlist here or on the schedule page each session is now a link to it’s video. By the way the Opening Acts videos are in this playlist. Naturally we are going to make
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We are back with another storage debate on the APAC edition of the vBrownBag podcast. This week two teams will argue for and against the statement: Fibre Channel is the walking dead of storage infrastructure, just like tape. Teams are still being arranged, but expect to hear from John, Justin, Geoff and David. If you
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Veeam is a huge supporter of the community, they have been a sponsor of many vBrownBag activities. You may have noticed Veeam’s name on fewer things in the last couple of months, but fear not they have not given up on the community. Quite the opposite Veeam are doing their own conference, VeeamON,  to bring
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This guest post is by Steven Kang who blogs at ssbkang.com, where you can find his back catalogue of posts. Find out more about the guest blogger program here.

INTRODUCTION

I’ve worked on rebuilding a vCenter server due to one of the services failing to start and in this blog post, I will try and assist people who is planning to rebuild the existing vCenter server.

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Here in the ANZ region we are known for trying anything new. Starting this week the APAC vBrownBag podcast is going to host the Storage Debate. Each episode I will propose a controversial idea about storage in enterprise IT and two teams of storage experts will tell us why the idea is right or wrong.
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This the first guest blog post, find out more about the guest blogger program here.

This post is by Steven Kang who blogs at ssbkang.com, where you can find his back catalogue of posts.

Introduction

VMware vCenter Orchestrator (hereafter vCO) was deployed a few weeks back and it’s been decided to deploy PowerShell plug-in for advanced automation workflows. Due to the lack of documentation, it wasn’t straightforward installing & configuring PowerShell host. In this post, I would like to share my experience with you.

For those of you who’s not familiar with vCO, the following documentations would be helpful. Also, attaching PowerShell plug-in documentation.

• Orchestrator Document
• Orchestrator PowerShell Release Notes 1.04
• Orchestrator PowerShell Plugin Document

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One of the constants in life is change,so we will be changing up a little on this site. We are starting a guest blogging program, having up and coming bloggers post a few articles here. This will help them get exposure and help you to find new perspectives and writers. Each week we will have
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It is my turn to make some VMUG pilgrimages. In September I am going to be at the Chicago VMUG summit making vBrownBag video awesome. Since it is such a long way to go I thought I’d make the most of it and also visit the SoCal VMUG Summit on my way home. Later I plan to be at the Boston VMUG Summit in October, on my way to VMworld EMEA.

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Now that VMworld USA is over for another year we have a heap of video to look over. The TechTalk videos are all linked from teh session titles below and in this playlist on YouTube. We also had a great time with the Opening Acts panel discussions, those videos are in this playlist on YouTube.

If you missed out at VMworld USA you still have a chance to present a TechTalk at VMworld EMEA in Barcelona next month. Sign up using this form.

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