Last October I told you that theVMware Certified Professional 5 – Data Center Virtualization (VCP5-DCV) certification exams would be retiring this month. Ijust wanted to remind everyone of these important dates: Last date for new registrations: March 15, 2017 Last date for exam appointments: March 31, 2017 This retirement affects both the VCP5-DCV Exam (VCP550) […]

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Have a winning story to share? The VMworld Call for Papers is now open. We value the experience and perspective of the VMware community and hope you will share your knowledge. Submit a proposal here for a product, technical deep-dive, case study, or industry perspective session before March 14 and join industry-leading speakers at VMworld […]

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As of April 1, 2017,VMwarecertificationexam prices will change. What’s Changing Our baseline exam prices have remained steady for the last three years (except for adjustments based on global exchange rates). To continue providing exceptional service and outstanding offerings, we will adjust certification examprices as follows: VMware Certified Associate (VCA)andvSphereFoundations (online,non-proctored) exams $125 VMware Certified Professional […]

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A VMware hybrid cloud should be thought of as more than just a sum of on- and off-premises infrastructure. It&#rsquo;s a mode of operation where public cloud resources are easily consumed and integrated into the day-to-day operations of an organization. VMware is delivering a true hybrid cloud by focusing on the connective tissue between your

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Back in December I published a Cloud Management Success Story about Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) and how they automated and managed their virtual environment with vRealize Suite. Back then I shared with you how RIT built a private academic cloud and evolved to an IT-as-a-Service model with a self-service catalog to support cross-disciplinary learning.

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If you’ve ever read The Da Vinci Code or thrilled to the adventures of Indiana Jones, you know few things are more fun than stories of how the ancient world — and our modern one — intersect. A University of Kentucky computer scientist, Dan Seales, has found himself in the middle of such a tale, […]

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In my previous post I&#rsquo;ve showed you how to configure some of the most common ADCs in order to offload the SSL sessions for vRA. Now I am going to show you how you can use some of the benefits that come with SSL termination. One of this benefits is the ability to serve content

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Himss 2017 was an engaging conference for the VMware team. Conversations with curious customers and conference attendees, enthusiastic booth staff, and exceptional speakers provided significant opportunities for networking and learning for all.   VMware hosted &#rsquo;THE WORLDS&#rsquo; MOST FAMOUS HACKER&#rdquo; – Kevin Mitnick – in our booth doing live hacking demonstrations and drawing attention to […]

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In this post, we recap Getting More Out of vSAN Session 2: Server & Network Hardware Design Guide. Getting More Out of vSAN is an ongoing technical webcast series led by vSAN experts. The webcasts are unique because of the interactive, live Q&A session at the end, where you can provide feedback and get your

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One of my favorite updates in vSphere 6.5 is the support for array-based replication withVirtual Volumes (VVols). Now with VASA 3.0 storage vendors have the ability configure array-based replication into their VASA providers allowingusers topreconfigure VM Storage Policies that include replicating VMs for Disaster Recovery. Support for Array-based replication was by far biggest request we

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I traditionally don’t write much about compliance. I’ve been very focused on security. But some might ask “Aren’t they the same thing?” My answer is unequivocally “No” but remember, this is my opinion and in the world of security, we are all entitled to our opinion, right? Security vs. Compliance Security is a practice. It’s

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