Since I stopped being an instructor in 2009, I found myself increasingly distanced from vSphere and core platform. That was partly because of circumstances. My […]
Introducing VSAN.INFO
Today my fellow vExpert Erik Bussink opens a brand new site called vsan.info (He currently blogs at http://www.bussink.ch/. No prize for guessing its all about VMware’s VSAN […]
New Release: Bitdefender GravityZone-in-a-box (GZiaB)
Note: GZiaB can protect physical, virtual and mobile devices – my focus is on virtual machines, with a particular focus on virtual desktops. For that […]
Multi-Hypervisor Management and VM Conversion – Time to stop kicking the tyres?
IMPORTANT: In the process of writing this article, I discovered that VMware MHM 1.1 is incompatible with Windows Hyper-V R2 2012. The issue seems to originate […]
Travails in Hyper-V R2eality: Not So Logical Networking
Disclaimer: In my lab I only have 4-NICs per physical box. Whilst this is quite good for a homelab, its not perhaps “production” ready. In […]
The 1st Inaugural – VendorSwagVMworldBag Awards 2013
Before I begin I have a number of people to thank for making this possible. I’d like to thank the sponsors for supporting the VMUG, […]
VMworld 2013: What’s New in VSAN 1.0
Honesty Comment: Haven’t I used VSAN yet. No. Been to busy. I’m hoping to return to a homelab soon where I will be deploying the […]
vCloud Digest – Bumper Edition (Jun/July)
This months vCloud Digest is a bit of a bumper edition – we have been so busy with other work and the run up to […]
VMworld 2013: What’s new in vSphere5.5: Storage
Note: Special thanks to my esteemed colleague Cormac Hogan for answering some of my questions when I was writing this post. To learn more about […]
VMworld 2013: What’s new in vSphere5.5: Networking
Well, I’m back in the UK after my trip to the USofA last week for the 10th annual VMworld Fest. I was rushed off my […]