Virtualization, Cloud, Infrastructure and all that stuff in-between
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London VMware User Group – 6th May
Posted by on April 21, 2010
The next VMware User group meeting (VMUG) has been announced, I’ll be presenting on virtualizing terminal server workloads, which is a presentation based on some recent work I have undertaken with a customer.
It’s also great to see Alan back for another PowerShell session – this is definitely worth attending – register now if you haven’t already as it was a very full house last time round.
Agenda as follows –
The London VMUG Steering Committee are pleased to announce the next UK London VMware User Group meeting, kindly sponsored by RES Software, to be held on Thursday 6th May 2010. We hope to see you at the meeting, and afterwards for a drink or two, courtesy of VMware.
To register your interest in attending, please send an email to londonvmug@yahoo.com with up to two named attendees from your organisation. If you do not receive a confirmation mail, please don’t just turn up since we will not be able to admit you to the meeting. Please separately mention if you intend attending Alan’s PowerCLI workshop at 1100. Content from the meetings will continue to be uploaded to http://www.box.net/londonug, NDA permitting.
Our meeting will be held at the Thames Suite, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 33 Queen Street, London EC4R 1AP, +44 (0)20 7248 4444. The nearest tube station is Mansion House, location information is available here. Reception is from 1230 for a prompt 1pm start, to finish around 5pm.Our agenda looks something like this:
1100 – 1200 (Optional) PowerCLI / Powershell workshop – Alan Renouf. Please bring your own curly brackets
1230 – 1300 Arrive & Refreshments
1300 – 1320 Welcome & News – Alaric Davies
1320 – 1400 Sponsor Presentation – RES Software
Migrating ESX v3.5 to ESX4i on HP Blades – Colin Style, Prudential
Brunel University virtualisation experiences – Peter Polkinghorne, Brunel University
1500 – 1520 Refreshment break
Virtualising Terminal Server workloads – Simon Gallagher
Interactive (and possibly contentious!) Panel Discussion – UG Committee with contributions from the floor
1645 – 1700 Close
1700 – Pub
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