I just received in the mail from VMware a package with two brand-new super-cool posters inside. They sent me the new PowerCLI 5.0 poster and (one I have never seen before) the VMware ESXi 5 Reference poster. I created the video below to show you what they look like and say thanks to great people like @jtroyer and @heyitspablo.
I did find that you can download the new PowerCLI 5.0 poster and the VMware ESXi 5 Reference posters, here, at their [more]
VMware vExperts Brian Knudtson (@BKnudtson) and Lane Leverett (@WolfBrthr) will teach you how to get VMware View 5 up and running in this new video training course from TrainSignal called "VMware View 5 Essentials".
They will teach you everything you need to know to get your environment up and running in just over 7 hours. You'll learn how to install View components, manage user profiles and data, setup location-based printing, and much more. VMware View 5 Essentials covers new topics to [more]
In this video, you'll learn what how to associate service profiles to blades in Cisco UCS. This video is a piece of Jason Nash's new Cisco UCS video training course from TrainSignal.
For more information on learning Cisco UCS, checkout the TrainSignal Implementing Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) Training video by Jason Nash, [more]
In this video, you'll learn what Cisco UCS is and why you need it, from the perspective of Jason Nash, VCDX. This video is a piece of Jason's new Cisco UCS video training course and, in this video, Jason will talk about what he will cover in course.
For more information on learning Cisco UCS, checkout the TrainSignal Implementing Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) Training video by Jason Nash, [more]
Today, vKernel posted a flattering (I think) video showing what the Kendrick Coleman and David Davis Best Free vSphere Tools for 2011 presentation might have looked like at VMworld Europe 2011 if we had been selected to speak. While we had a huge turnout of around 1000 in Vegas this year, sadly, we weren’t asked to speak at VMworld Europe due to the reduced footprint of the show.
In this video, not only do you get to see what the session might have looked like but you learn about the upcoming free tool from vKernel called vSCOPE (available October 26, 2011 from www.vKernel.com). Thanks to Alex at vKernel for this funny idea and for posting this video!
I am still amazed that Kenny is already HAS his VCP7 and has starting preparing for his LOL !
Actually, Kenny and I will be giving our free tools presentation again, LIVE, next week – register here to attend!
We’re back ! After a hugely successful presentations to hundreds of VMware Admins at VMworld 2010 and 2011, Kendrick Coleman (of VCE and www.KendrickColeman.com) and David Davis (that’s me, of TrainSignal and www.VMwareVideos.com) are back to give you an updated and encore presentation of our Best Free vSphere Tools for 2011 presentation – in LIVE WEBINAR format !
If you couldn’t make it to VMworld 2011 in Vegas (or were just too busy to attend this session) then this session is for you. This session WON’T be at VMworld Europe so this is your last chance to catch it this year!
If you happened to catch our session at VMworld, you would know that we don’t just show 10 tools, it’s probably closer to 30. We give credit where credit is due for all the members of the VMware Community that dedicate time and effort into producing all these free tools. This session appeals to every person who has an interest in vSphere. We will talk about some of the free tools that beginners and novices can use that are easy out-the-box solutions and we will discuss some of the tools that require a bit of CLI work that appeal to those experts out there. We scoured hidden corners of the web to bring you the greatest content available. So come one and all to see the “greatest webinar on earth”!
I can guarantee that you will come back armed with more knowledge than you expected because this isn’t a single product pitch, heck, it’s not a product pitch at all. This is a webinar focused on giving vSphere admins what they want, knowledge to overcome obstacles in every day situations.
Here are some of the responses we received from our session in Vegas at VMworld 2011:
“Best little gems, can’t wait to try them out!”
“Even better than last year, best session for the whole week”
“One of the best presentations I attended. Had actual usable content instead of a sales pitch.”
“One of the best sessions I attended”
This live webinar will take place on October 26, 2011 at two times in order to make the the entire world happy (well almost).
In this video interview from VMworld 2011, Lane Leverett, VCDX #53, talks with TrainSignal about…
VMworld 2011 Keynote – AppBlast, Project Octopus
VMworld 2011 Sessions – Don Mann’s session on 10G Ethernet, Brian Madden’s session on VDI vs Terminal Services
How he first got into virtualization and what his advice is to future VMware admins including the importantance of learning virtualization
What it’s like to prepare for and take the VCDX, his advice to future VCDX candidates regarding the application and defense, and what it takes to become a VMware VCDX
What’s new for Lane including his plans to educate others on vSphere 5, vShield 5, View 5
In this interview by TrainSignal, we interviewed vExpert, VCP, and blogger Greg Stuart of vDestination.com. Greg talks about his experience at VMworld 2011, the VMworld labs, the vExpert meeting at VMworld, his VMworld swag bag contest (enter to win a vNerd shirt and TrainSignal vSphere 5 video!), and his vExpert corner video interviews.
In this video interview, Doug Hazelman (@VMDoug), Vice President of Product Strategy at @Veeam, is interviewed at VMworld 2011. Doug talks about what will be coming in Veeam Backup and Replication version 6, the v6 replication and distributed architecture, that there is more to it than just Hyper-V support, the “real-failback” option for DR, Veeam’s support for vSphere 5, how Backup & Replication offers PowerCLI support, the new free Veeam Backup Academy, the free V-Index pulse of the virtualization community, and what’s next for Veeam.
To learn more about Veeam Backup and Replication, visit Veeam.com, where you can download free, fully-functional trials, free tools, webinars, and whitepapers.
David Davis (CCIE #9369, vExpert, VCP, CISSP, MCSE) has been in the IT industry for 15+ years. He has authored over 300 articles, 6 video training courses, and co-authored one book. Learn about David's certifications, video courses, and where you can find his content on our About Us page.