Last week Duncan and I were guests on the ever popular Virtually Speaking Podcast. In this show we discussed the difference in technical writing, i.e., writing ... Read More...
vSphere 6.5 introduced encrypted vMotion and encrypts vMotion traffic if the destination and source host are capable of supporting encrypted vMotion. If true, v... Read More...
I’m proud to announce the latest fling; DRS entitlement. This fling is built by the performance team and it provides insight to the demand and entitlement of th... Read More...
This week Emad published an excellent article about the stretched cluster functionality of VMware Cloud on AWS. To sum up, you can now deploy a single vSphere c... Read More...
The servers in my home lab are dying on a daily basis. After four years of active duty, I think they have the right to retire. So I need something else. But wha... Read More...
One of the more persistent misconceptions is that the components of VMware's Software Defined Data Center (SDDC) on VMware Cloud on AWS are virtualized or that ... Read More...
Although the selection process of the submitted VMworld 2018 sessions is still ongoing, vBrownbag announced their call for papers.
As Duncan mentioned in his Ca... Read More...
Yesterday there was some public shaming done of Antony Spiteri. He was outed that he was using vSphere resource pool as folders.
https://twitter.com/davidhill_... Read More...
The VMUG season has started, and I have a few speaking sessions at various events. I thought it might be convenient to list the events and topics:
Date: Februar... Read More...
Two weeks ago Pete Flecha (a.k.a. Pedro Arrow) and John Nicholson invited me to their always awesome podcast to talk about resource management. During our conve... Read More...
