For all you VCDX Candidates out there, with vSphere 6.0 about to be generally available (complete speculation on my side – 2 Feb 2015), submitting vSphere 6.0 designs for your VCDX defence is not a good idea until Update 1 is released (probably August 2015).
Otherwise, you will have to explain how you will mitigate the risks that come with GA code and how they will impact your Customer’s Mission-Critical and Business-Critical services. Which is not a pleasant conversation to have.
Sick of trying to filter specific VCDX content from the flood of RSS blog aggregators? I took the “Top 10/25/50/100 vBlogs RSS File” idea from Eric Siebert at vSphere-land.com and applied it to the VCDX Link-O-Rama by Derek Seaman.
Sick of trying to filter specific NSX content from the flood of RSS blog aggregators? I took the “Top 10/25/50/100 vBlogs RSS File” idea from Eric Siebert at vSphere-land.com and applied it to the NSX-Link-O-Rama.
Sounds like a bit of a tongue twister. But it really is a valid question for each of us to answer when it comes to the important things in life, which for this post, is your current job and career path.
Why are you here and what are you trying to achieve? Are you here to help or to hurt? Are you here for positive change or just a paycheck?
I was listening to the latest vSoup podcast (#53) yesterday and it crystallised my thoughts on the availability options of vCenter that I have been ruminating about over the last few months. Continue reading vCenter-as-a-Service
This post provides a Tech101 breakdown of VMware NSX. If you have heard the buzz-word “NSX” or “Network Virtualisation” and want to learn more about it, this post is for you. Continue reading Tech101 – VMware NSX
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