VMworld 2015 Breakout Sessions on Demand

It's been so busy since VMworld 2015 Europe that I've only just had the opportunity to view the Breakout Sessions that I couldn't attend due to session clashes! Strangely, although you're told at each session that everything is being recorded, I don't remember receiving any marketing material from VMware to say it was all up … Continue reading VMworld 2015 Breakout Sessions on Demand

Online Technology Forum is back! 25th of…

Register now for the @VMware Online Technology Forum on 25th Nov, 09:00-13:30 GMTOnline Technology Forum is back! 25th of...Starting at 9am GMT on Wednesday 25th November , our virtual event boasts five technology led tracks – all helping to demonstrate how the One Cloud IT architecture can deliver any application on any device, quickly and … Continue reading Online Technology Forum is back! 25th of…

VMware Open Sources Photon Controller For…

VMware Open Sources @VMwarePhoton Controller For Container Users (via @InformationWeek)VMware Open Sources Photon Controller For...VMware's Photon Controller became open source code Nov. 16 in a bid to attract container users who wish to deploy containers with a microvisor.VMware Advocacy

Future of VMware depends on its cloud-native…

Future of @VMware depends on its cloud-native strategy (via @TechTarget)Future of VMware depends on its cloud-native...An SDN blogger evaluates the future of VMware, asking whether the company can hold onto market share using its 'Cloud-Native' strategy.VMware Advocacy

10 Reasons to Attend vForum Online 2015

@VMware #vForum Online tomorrow! 9am - 2:15pm PDT 10 Reasons to Attend vForum Online 201510 Reasons to Attend vForum Online 2015If you weren’t able to attend VMware vForums in Washington DC, New York City, or Houston, you still have the chance to engage with experts and learn about the latest technologies, tips, and trends in … Continue reading 10 Reasons to Attend vForum Online 2015

vShield Endpoint with vSphere 6.0 – Explaining the confusion around the product range!

So I had a customer ask me what was going on with vShield Edge and vCloud Networking & Security, and whether the products are still available or has NSX replaced them.... and what is with this vShield Endpoint feature? Anyways, after explaining my take on vShield and vCNS I decided to do a bit more … Continue reading vShield Endpoint with vSphere 6.0 – Explaining the confusion around the product range!

What’s Trending in Flings – Third Quarter 2015

What’s Trending in Flings – Third Quarter 2015 @VMwareWhat’s Trending in Flings – Third Quarter 2015As the VMware Flings Program Manager, it’s been great watching the program grow and see the wonderful feedback and reactions we get from customers. As the program has matured, we have gathered valuable metrics and are seeing interesting trends. We … Continue reading What’s Trending in Flings – Third Quarter 2015

How do vSphere integrated containers differ…

How do vSphere integrated containers differ from other containers?How do vSphere integrated containers differ...Now that VMware has debuted vSphere integrated containers, it's important to explain how they differ from Linux containers and virtual machines.VMware Advocacy

Michael Dell spells out his plans for VMware:…

"@VMware is an amazing company filled with very talented people" - Michael DellMichael Dell spells out his plans for VMware:...“We believe it is very important to maintain VMware’s successful business model supporting an open and independent ecosystem,” Dell said. “We do not plan to do anything proprietary with VMware as regards Dell or EMC, nor … Continue reading Michael Dell spells out his plans for VMware:…

Onyx For The Web Client (vSphere 6.0 U1) – Now…

Onyx For The Web Client (vSphere 6.0 U1) – Now AvailableOnyx For The Web Client (vSphere 6.0 U1) – Now...Everyone cheered when we released an updated Onyx fling that allowed users to finally record their actions in the vSphere Web Client. (you can read about what Onyx for the Web Client is, and how to … Continue reading Onyx For The Web Client (vSphere 6.0 U1) – Now…