Monthly Archives: July 2013

vExpert Weekly Digest – July 31st 2013

Sorry for the delay in publishing this weeks release, as I have been doing some extensive traveling and preparation in advance for VMworld. One new nice thing, is that Flipboard now allows you to view the web magazines via a … Continue reading

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vExperts Weekly Digest – July 16th 2013

This week in the digest, has a little  shameless self promotion, VMware Insight Log Manager, and lots of VDI discussions. Not to mention VMware seems to be in transition as of late. Shakeup news coming out  this last week  with … Continue reading

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Challenge your biases, change your preconceived notions.

In 2011 I was at VMworld and spent a lot of time at the solutions exchange visiting all the storage vendors. At the time I was the primary storage and virtualization administrator at my company and this was my first … Continue reading

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VCP5-DCV Achievement Unlocked

So I passed VCP5-DCV today. In typical #vDB fashion, I was the last of the group to actually get this cert in a group of significant over-achievers. VCP was my first certification in IT, having worked in the space for … Continue reading

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vExpert Weekly Digest – July 8th 2013

This week on vExperts Weekly Digest: #v0dgeball is coming! The Gartner Magic Quadrant for Virtualization is out (MS is gaining). Visual ESXTOP is a new Fling, and VMworld is looking for Bloggers. Hope everyone had a Happy Independence day and managed … Continue reading

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vExperts Weekly Digest – July 1st 2013

For the first day in the month of July, I have a collection of great links and stories from the vExpert team. Make sure you take a look through Derek Seaman’s 4 part post on Cloud Volumes. Apparently Derek doesn’t … Continue reading

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