Do you live around the North East of England? Are you free on the 20th September 2018?
If the answer is yes, then why not book your place on the VMUG North East meeting.
When :
20th September 2018
8:40AM to 10PM
Where:
Royal Station Hotel
Neville Street
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 5DH
Speakers:
Cormac Hogan (VMware)
Ruberik
Bryan O'Connor , yep that's me.
Adam Bohle (VMware)
Nick Luchkov (Nakivo)
Tom Illingworth (IGEL)
Dale Handley
Darren Hirons (VMware)
Matt Evans (VMware)
For more information and to book your place. Visit the VMUG site
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Monday, 20 August 2018
Sunday, 25 February 2018
vSAN Essentials 6.2 ebook
On Thursday 22nd February 2018 I attended the North East of England VMUG meeting, and we were lucky to have two keynote speakers from VMware, Frank Denneman and also Duncan Epping.
Both gave some great insights to their product specialisms within VMware.
I got to catch up with both, and Duncan passed on the link to the following book.
vSAN Essentials 6.2 written by Duncan Epping and Cormac Hogan
All Duncan and Cormac ask in that by allowing the free download of their book, that you pay it forward.
"We decided to give the book away for free. If you enjoy the book we hope you will consider donating to charity. It doesn't matter how small or how big the amount is, all donations help! Two of our suggestions, and non-profits we personally support are, and of course helping them would be appreciated by us."
Also if you're around the North East (Newcastle upon Tyne UK), the VMUG event takes place 20th September 2018,
Both gave some great insights to their product specialisms within VMware.
I got to catch up with both, and Duncan passed on the link to the following book.
vSAN Essentials 6.2 written by Duncan Epping and Cormac Hogan
All Duncan and Cormac ask in that by allowing the free download of their book, that you pay it forward.
"We decided to give the book away for free. If you enjoy the book we hope you will consider donating to charity. It doesn't matter how small or how big the amount is, all donations help! Two of our suggestions, and non-profits we personally support are, and of course helping them would be appreciated by us."
Also if you're around the North East (Newcastle upon Tyne UK), the VMUG event takes place 20th September 2018,
Thursday, 1 February 2018
UK North East VMUG Meeting 22nd February 2018
Are you a member of the VMware Users Group? Do you live in the North East of England
If the answer to the above questions are yes, then why not sign up for the latest VMUG meeting.
The meeting will take place
February 22 08:45 - 17:00
Royal Station Hotel
Neville Street
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Newcastle, NE1 5DH
The speakers that have been confirmed are.
Frank Denneman, Duncan Epping, Mark Brookfield, Tim Hynes, and Katarina Wagnerova
If all goes to plan, see you there.
To register visit the VMUG website
If the answer to the above questions are yes, then why not sign up for the latest VMUG meeting.
The meeting will take place
February 22 08:45 - 17:00
Royal Station Hotel
Neville Street
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Newcastle, NE1 5DH
The speakers that have been confirmed are.
Frank Denneman, Duncan Epping, Mark Brookfield, Tim Hynes, and Katarina Wagnerova
If all goes to plan, see you there.
To register visit the VMUG website
Wednesday, 8 November 2017
VMware vSphere 6.5 Host Resources Deep Dive By Frank Denneman & Niels Hagoort - Free ebook
Exclusive access to the VMware vSphere 6.5 Host Resources Deep Dive download is brought to you by Rubrik and VMUG.
Visit the link
Nice book, excellent resource. Worth a look and a download.
"The VMware vSphere 6.5 Host Resources Deep Dive is a guide to building consistent high-performing ESXi hosts. Written for administrators, architects, consultants, aspiring VCDX-es and people eager to learn more about the elements that control the behavior of CPU, memory, storage and network resources."
Visit the link
"The VMware vSphere 6.5 Host Resources Deep Dive is a guide to building consistent high-performing ESXi hosts. Written for administrators, architects, consultants, aspiring VCDX-es and people eager to learn more about the elements that control the behavior of CPU, memory, storage and network resources."
Sunday, 22 October 2017
VMUG Webcast - Advantages of Blast Extreme on Thin and Zero Client Endpoints
Have you got a spare hour on the 26th October 2017, then why not register for the.
VMUG Webcast
Advantages of Blast Extreme on Thin and Zero Client Endpoints
Topic: Since the announcement of the Blast Extreme protocol with VMware Horizon 7 just one year ago, Blast Extreme has quickly become the talk of the town. VMware have continued to make further improvements with each release, including most recently BEAT (Blast Extreme Adaptive Transport). BEAT offers vast improvements out of box with Horizon 7.1 or later, offering 50% improved bandwidth and 6X speed. This offers an improved user experience to both local and remote users. Organizations that are still using other VDI protocols may be wondering when it’s time to jump on the Blast Bandwagon and what advantages they may see as a result.
This webcast will educate viewers on the benefits and efficiencies of deploying Blast Extreme on 10ZiG Thin and Zero Client endpoints, and will include a live demo of the 10ZiG Manager – a fully FREE Thin and Zero Client Management Software solution, with no user limit or confusing support agreements.
Speaker: Kevin Greenway, Chief Technology Officer, 10ZiG Technology
Thursday, October 26 12-1 PM (CST)
If you're not already a member of VMUG, sign up at the VMUG website
Then register for the above webcast
While you're there, have a look at the other events hosted by the VMware User Group.
VMUG Webcast
Advantages of Blast Extreme on Thin and Zero Client Endpoints
Topic: Since the announcement of the Blast Extreme protocol with VMware Horizon 7 just one year ago, Blast Extreme has quickly become the talk of the town. VMware have continued to make further improvements with each release, including most recently BEAT (Blast Extreme Adaptive Transport). BEAT offers vast improvements out of box with Horizon 7.1 or later, offering 50% improved bandwidth and 6X speed. This offers an improved user experience to both local and remote users. Organizations that are still using other VDI protocols may be wondering when it’s time to jump on the Blast Bandwagon and what advantages they may see as a result.
This webcast will educate viewers on the benefits and efficiencies of deploying Blast Extreme on 10ZiG Thin and Zero Client endpoints, and will include a live demo of the 10ZiG Manager – a fully FREE Thin and Zero Client Management Software solution, with no user limit or confusing support agreements.
Speaker: Kevin Greenway, Chief Technology Officer, 10ZiG Technology
Thursday, October 26 12-1 PM (CST)
If you're not already a member of VMUG, sign up at the VMUG website
Then register for the above webcast
While you're there, have a look at the other events hosted by the VMware User Group.
Sunday, 8 October 2017
VMUG - Webcast: How to Embrace ESX with AWS
Are you a member of the VMware Users Group (VMUG), if not, you should join.
"The VMware User Group (VMUG) is an independent, global, customer-led organization, created to maximize members' use of VMware and partner solutions through knowledge sharing, training, collaboration and events.
Join today to connect with the community and take advantage of all of the benefits of a free VMUG membership."
To join is straight forward, just go to the VMUG website
Once you've joined, then register for the Webcast: How to Embrace ESX with AWS.
The webcast takes place on 18th October. To register visit the VMUG calendar
Here's the flyer that explains what will be covered.
"The VMware User Group (VMUG) is an independent, global, customer-led organization, created to maximize members' use of VMware and partner solutions through knowledge sharing, training, collaboration and events.
Join today to connect with the community and take advantage of all of the benefits of a free VMUG membership."
To join is straight forward, just go to the VMUG website
Once you've joined, then register for the Webcast: How to Embrace ESX with AWS.
The webcast takes place on 18th October. To register visit the VMUG calendar
Here's the flyer that explains what will be covered.
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