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Category Archives: VCDX
Peer to Peer VCDX Defense Workshop at UK VMUG
Posted by on September 1, 2011
I have an idea for a side-workshop/session at the upcoming UK VMUG in November for people that are actively following the VCDX4/5 track thus I am polling for interest via this post… The format would be that participants get a 15-20min slot to present their design defence to a “panel” comprising of other VMUG members. [...]
Bad News My VCDX Design Defense Experience
Posted by on February 22, 2011
With apologies to all fellow Brits for the US spelling (Google, you know ). Following on from email with my good news… there was a further email with some less positive news.. As some of you know I made a stealth appearance at Partner Exchange in Orlando a week or so ago, I was there [...]
VCE310 and VCD310 and the path to VCDX Exam Experiences
Posted by on June 22, 2010
A couple of weeks ago I took and passed both my VMware Enterprise Administrator and Design exams, so I thought I would post up my thoughts. Firstly, I was totally unprepared for the Enterprise Admin exam (VCE310) and this was reflected in my score. A bit of a scheduling SNAFU on my part meant [...]
8 Node ESXi Cluster running 60 Virtual Machines – all Running from a Single 500GBP Physical Server
Posted by on February 25, 2010
I am currently presenting a follow-up to my previous vTARDIS session for the London VMware Users Group where I demonstrated a 2-node ESX cluster on cheap PC-grade hardware (ML-115g5). The goal of this build is to create a system you can use for VCP and VCDX type study without spending thousands on normal production [...]
