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It’s confirmed- I’ll be returning to Barcelona in September as an official Blogger for VMworld Europe 2017. Thanks again to Corey Romero and the VMware Community team for extending me this opportunity. Following the 2016 event I’m looking forward to a week of intense learning whilst meeting old friends and making new …
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Early-Bird pricing for the annual VMware VMworld events ends June 12th (for the US event) and June 20th (for the European event). That means there’s only a month to go before the price goes up to the regular rate. The event is (as always) shaping up to be great, and whilst details are still under development I’m …
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OneDrive now with Files On Demand At their annual Build conference, Microsoft announced that OneDrive was getting a new feature called “Files On Demand”- basically a replacement for the placeholders feature that was present in Windows 8.1’s OneDrive client. The official Office blog goes into more detail about the new …
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VMworld Europe returns to the Fira Gran Via in Barcelona again this year, but even though it’s in the same place the organisers have taken advantage of the massive venue to move a few things around. I’d heard comments at last years event, echoed on the VMW Community Podcast recently, that a few areas didn’t get the …
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VMworld registration, for both the US and European events, went live today. European Early-Bird discounts of 200 Euros are valid through till 20th June, and US discounts of $300 are valid till 13th June. Visit https://www.vmworld.com/ for more details
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Some highlights from VMware ecosystem and Virtualisation in general from the past 7 days. Announcements, discoveries, and useful bits-and-bobs found on the internet. Week ending 2nd April 2017 VMworld 2017 Session Voting is now open. An chance for the VMware community to influence what appears on the agenda at the two …
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On Tuesday VMware announced that voting for VMworld sessions had started. This is an opportunity for members of the VMware community to “help shape the agenda” for the conference. Lots of people voting for one session isn’t a guarantee that it will appear but high ratings definitely direct the conference organisers to …
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VMware vSphere 6.5 comes with a RESTful API implementation and there’s some great documentation out there- starting with the API Explorer (http://my.vcenter.name/apiexplorer ). Here’s a quick piece on how to use this API to create a VM from the PowerShell command line. This is intentionally not using PowerCLI, just the …
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