John Troyer @jtroyer is the man behind the vExpert program. He is the guy that does that magic…. he is able to bring the passionate people (us) together, as a community. He has made the announcement that vExpert 2013 applications are now available, check it out. vExpert Applications 2013 are open. The deadline for applications is April 15, 2013. […]
VMware vSphere Design Book – 2nd Edition
This newly published book is a second edition of VMware vSphere Design. The Authors Scott Lowe and Forbes Guthrie were joined by Kendrick Coleman for a detailed chapter on vCloud Director which is part of the book. The news has been here for several days and many bloggers has already covered this during this week, […]
Top Virtualization Blog 2013 Results – my thoughts
This year’s Top Virtualization Blog 2013 competition was even more crazy than last year. With many new blogs out there, many new bloggers who did a great job this year and made it to the Top 25 blogs. My blog moved up to 16th place -:) which is incredible with all those quality blogs out there. I’m […]
VMware Horizon Workspace Reviewer’s Guide – The “Ultimate” one
A very nice PDF which has been released by VMware to give an excellent almost step-by-step guide called VMware Horizon Workspace Reviewer’s Guide, with many screenshots for implementation of the newly released VMware Horizon Workspace. I already detailed VMware Horizon Workspace with many screenshots in my posts, but for the implementation I haven’t had the […]
ESXi scratch partition – how to enable and why?
It’s recommended by VMware to have a persistent scratch location for VMkernel logs in case that ESXi is installed on USB stick or SD card (1Gb is minimum size). ESXi scratch partition, for those particular cases, resides in memory – in RAM disk, which is limited in size. The size is only 512 Mb, which is taken […]
Nutanix Distributed File System – the key of the “No SAN” solution
During VMworld 2012 in Barcelona I had the chance to see the Nutanix hardware and technology. At first, it looks like there is nothing really spectacular. 2U rack server with Fusion-IO card, 2 CPU system and lots of memory, all in one block. It’s really when you take a closer look at the distributed architecture inspired […]
Horizon View 5.2 HTML 5 Access by using VMware Blast – My HD Video
I’ve been testing the View 5.2 HTML 5 Access which is possible thanks to VMware Blast component. I was able to access the View 5.2 desktops through a web browser only. My laptop has Windows 7 installed as a system, but you can use any other device or OS with HTML 5 compatible browser to do […]
VMware Horizon Architecture – Deep Dive
The presentation I was able to assist, on the VMware Horizon Workspace you could already read quite a lot of informations on the different parts of the suite and different technologies integrated into that suite. If not, read the article here – VMware Horizon Workspace announced. While this was a detailed look at the individual […]
Top Virtualization Blog 2013
Top Virtualization 2013 voting for 2013 just started. The event is organized every year by Eric Siebert from vSphere-land.com. My blog – ESX Virtualization is an Independent source of daily virtualization content. I’m writing mostly oriented for SMBs with my preference for VMware virtualization and vSphere. I post how-to articles to help other admins, and also other news […]
VCP-Cloud Certification Exam Released (VCPC510)
VMware has released the VCP-Cloud certification exam. This exam enables you to take different path depending if you’re already VCP5 or not. In fact I have already detailed that in my post here – New Vmware Certification Roadmap. Path 1: You’re VCP5 – so you can pass the VCP-IaaS exam (link) and you’re certified VCP-Cloud. You became certified […]
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