Don’t know if anyone noticed yet, but just before I wanted to go to bed I noticed the logo on the VMware website changed. Although it seems to be a minor change it looks like more mature in my opinion. Not only the logo changed but also the favicon, I love it:
Every year a day before VMworld announcements start to appear online and of course it also happened this year. VMware just released the preview version of the VMware vCloud API. Source The vCloud API is an interface for providing and consuming virtual resources from the cloud. It enables deploying and managing virtualized workloads in internal and external clouds. The vCloud [...]
A couple of months ago during the VMTN podcast I shared an idea with John Troyer and Edward Haletky. I thought that it would be cool to have a demo environment at the community booth where the vExperts could show there skills. After some discussions with the VMworld Team I decided to start building a lab and John Troyer asked [...]
Just wanted to give you guys a quick update on the current status. We had a little setback last week. We found out that we had to redo a complete chapter the very last minute. Because of this we missed our deadline for submitting it to VMware, as you can imagine as a VMware employee this needs to be officially [...]
As a VMware employee I was not allowed to talk about this but Eric Sloof just posted it so I guess it’s okay for me to do so as well: VMworld 2010 August 30 – September 2 Moscone Center, San Francisc VMworld Europe 2010 October 11 – 14 Bella Centre, Copenhagen Via @vnagornyi #VMworld 2009 Conference Program Guide http://twurl.nl/2r6p8e Last [...]
I will be really busy the upcoming two weeks so I don’t know if and when I will be blogging. Tomorrow I will be flying to San Francisco. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday I will be in VMware HQ – Palo Alto. Some of you reading this probably know why, VCDX Defense Panels. So if you’re scheduled for this week maybe [...]
As some already noticed; when creating a snapshot on a VM with two disks the block size of the VMFS volume which hold the working directory is checked before the snapshot is taken. As reported by VMTN User Pizang this was not the case in ESX 3.x. You can imagine that this can cause issues when the second disk of [...]
