Well, the rumours were true. vSphere5.1 has an all-new backup system that’s called vSphere Data Protection (vDP). This release sunset the older vSphere Data Recovery […]
Part 8: What’s New in vSphere5.1 – vSphere Replication (VR) and Site Recovery Manager (SRM)
Update: My esteemed colleague Lee Dilworth, recently co-presented a session on this topic at VMworld US and will be repeating at VMworld EMEA (Oct 9-11) […]
Part 7: What’s new in vSphere5.1: Storage
There are a number of enhancements about storage. VMFS and VOMA vSphere5.1 increases number of ESX host that can simultaneously access a shared file on […]
Kevin Slavin: How algorithms shape our world
At this years VMworld one of the most interesting presentations came from Kevin Slavin – Co-Founder of Area/Code. He’s an excellent presenter, and is aided […]
Part 6: What’s New vSphere5.1 – vCenter
There’s a gaggle of changes in vCenter. The tricky thing is working out where to begin. The Web-Client and Single Sign-on Authentication As I said […]
Irish VMUG Meeting – Sept 27th
The Irish VMUG has meeting on the Sept 27th, where attendees will have an opportunity to meet fellow vRockstar Duncan Epping. I won’t be […]
Miniwag – Craig Waters
VMworld Virgin, Craig Waters (Melbourne, Australia VMUG – @cswaters1) talks about his first time experience (good job it isn’t Vegas!) and his favourite things in […]
Miniwag VMworld – Roger Lund
In this miniwag Roger Lund (VMUG leader) talks about his ideas about the software-defined datacenter If you want to subscribe to the regular “Chinwag” podcast […]
Miniwag VMworld – Alan Renouf
In this miniwag I chat with Alan Renouf (aka PowerCLIman) about what’s new in PowerCLI 5.1 – he tells me all about the new c-m-dlets.. […]
Miniwag VMworld – Gabrie Van Zanten
In this miniwag myself and Gabrie Van Zanten talk about virtual replication and software-definied datacenter… If you want to subscribe to the regular “Chinwag” podcast […]