This is part 1 of the vSphere 6.0 Basics, detailing the installation and initial configuration of ESXi 6.0.
vSphere 6.0 – Feature List
The amazing VMware vSphere 6.0 has just been announced and will be released in March 2015! Michael Webster wrote a great article about the significance of vSphere 6.0 that is worth reading. This a “brain-dump” of the impressive new features and improvements:
PhD. in Architecture Design?
I listened to a recent Nutanix .NEXT Community Podcast (Episode #6) that had Mark Brunstad talking about the education and certification plans of Nutanix. Very interesting, it confirms a speculative post I wrote last year after VMworld US 2014 based upon rumours I heard around the Blogger’s Area. There is also Steve Kaplan’s blog post that alludes to this.
vBrownbag VCDX series
Last week we had a vBrownbag VCDX panel discussion with Chris Colotti, Karl Childs, Rob Nolen, Greg Robertson and myself.
Greg is planning additional vBrownbag VCDX sessions over the coming weeks, just tweet @vBrownbag with your suggested topics for discussion and he will try to make it happen.
Tech101 – Ads with Hosted WordPress
You have been blogging for a good while and a vendor contacts you about advertising from your blog site. What do you do? Well, if you are using “Hosted WordPress”, then you cannot use BuySellAds.com. You will have to manage it yourself. Here is how to do it.
VCDX – Recoverability impacting Availability Explained
I have mentored quite a few VCDX candidates over the past year and the biggest weakness I see (and I was no different) is how Recoverability impacts Availability. In particular, the relationship of SLAs to BC/DR and Backup/Recovery.
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VCDX Deep-Dive Series
This post aggregates all of my “VCDX Deep-Dive” content since 2014.
vcdx133.com 