Losing the Will to Share
I assume that it has been apparent that I have not been active on my blog. Not for a while at least. The last time I actually wrote something here was just under 6 months ago. I do enjoy information, …
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Subscribe via RSS →How Did 2014 Turn Out For You?
60 Blog posts in a 2014 – sometimes I don’t understand how that happens. Is that a lot? A little? I have always said that I do not blog for the sake of blogging, but to share information and my …
Automating Blog Retweets
I love IFTTT – it is a simple way to automate things. If This Then That. If something happens – then do something else. I am already using a number of IFTTT recipes to help me in automating my daily …
VMunderground Opening Acts
The event was organized by the VMUnderground crew. The idea here was to have an activity – community driven – to give people who were interested in something to do on the day before VMworld – Sunday. …
The Often Overlooked Side of VMworld
VMworld is almost upon us. I am personally looking forward mostly to the social networking part and of course also delivering my first VMworld presentation (NET3160-SPO). I wrote a summary post last …
Software-Defined Networks (SDN) and the Cloud
This is a re-post of my article, originally published on The Ravello Blog. The advent of the cloud has brought with it major changes in the size and nature of networks. These changes pose new …
The Multi-Cloud Future: Challenges and Benefits
This is a re-post of my article, originally published on The Ravello Blog. Over the last year, as enterprise awareness of the cloud has increased, more and more enterprises outsource their workload …
Let’s Do It Differently - Voting Time. Again….
Last year I asked you Please do not vote for Me! and I still stand by every single word I said in that post last year – nothing has changed. I would like to re-iterate who I think you should be be …
VMware and the Public Cloud – Frenemies
Historically, VMware – the pioneer in virtualization – has always been a software/solutions vendor. They were never in the business of selling hardware, they left that to the hardware vendors. With …
Adopting the Cloud? Importing vs. Building Your Enterprise VMs
This is a re-post of my article, originally published on The Ravello Blog. The cloud has brought a change in how we view and manage virtualization, especially for enterprises that need to deploy their …