I’ve done a lot of training courses in my career. A lot of them were disappointing as they never met my expectations. I guess the ones that did meet my expectations, or even exceeded them, were mainly VMware related. Especially the DSA course rocked. But there’s a new training in town, and it just claimed the crown… VMware vSphere: Manage for Performance!
I read the course material this week and I can honestly say that it rocks! Of course I did not expect anything less becauseVMware’s performance guru Scott Drummonds was involved in developing this course. (Scott wrote an article about the training a month ago, you can find it here.) Below you will find a short description.
This hands-on training course explores the management of performance in a VMware vSphere™ environment. It provides the knowledge and skills necessary to make fundamental design decisions that enhance performance and to meet performance goals in an already-deployed vSphere installation. The course is based on VMware® ESX™ 4.0, ESXi 4.0, and vCenter™ Server 4.0.
Like I said, heavily recommended for everyone!
Brian says
I look forward to having the chance to attend this one in the future. Always great to get this type of info.
Frank Brix Pedersen says
I am delivering this course April 27th in Copenhagen. And I love the training material!
iwan rahabok says
Thanks for sharing this.
Any plan for the course to come to Asia Pacific (or online but on friendly Apac time zone)?
Thanks!
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max says
I agree with you, it’s the best course that I done ever.
Doug Youd says
Yeh, I’d defintely be interested if it was run in Australia….
Marcel van Os says
I’ve had a look at the course ware and it’s indeed quite good.
There were some rumors that you were involved with the course ware for the upcoming VI4-Design course, is that true?
Duncan Epping says
Yes it is…
Scott Vessey says
I’m delivering this course in London in the next few weeks, the content is excellent! I really like that course ideas/content is coming out of the various areas within VMware, people like yourself Duncan, and Scott D.
Weeliam says
Do they run this course in Singapore? Would love to find out more on this course.