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VMworld 2010 Keynote

August 31st, 2010 Jase 2 comments

The VMworld 2010 Keynote is almost underway.

What exciting announcements are in store for the future of virtualization?

12.37pm

Ooo… iPad VMware View app…

12.28pm

VMware View 4.5 available soon!  Offline access to VDI desktop!

12.28pm

VMware vFabric -> VMware vFabric tc Server & VMware vFabric Hyperic

12.25pm

VMware vShield App/Endpoint/Edge – Priced per VM. No longer per CPU socket. #licensemodelchange #vmworld

12.24pm

VMware vFabric announced

12.15pm

VMware vShield Product Family: http://www.vmware.com/products/vshield/

12.13pm

New Products: VMware vShield Endpoint, VMware vShield App, & VMware vShield Edge #VMworld

12.12pm

VMware vCloud Director

http://www.vmware.com/products/vcloud-director/

12.09pm

VMware Redwood = VMware vCloud Director

12.09pm

Herrod: VMware Redwood available today. #VMworld

12.02pm

Herrod: VMware acquires Integrien. http://www.integrien.com/

12.00pm

Herrod: VMware has acquired Integrien

11.56am

Herrod: vSphere 4.1 allows for Policy Driven SLAs for virtual machines

11.53am

Herrod: vSphere 4.1 “The Virtual Giant” #VMworld

11.50am

Dr. Steve Herrod is taking the stage.

11.43am

Maritz: Are old apps on new hardware good enough? #SpringSource #VMworld

11.42am

Maritz: The traditional role of the Operating System – Hardware Coordination and Services…

11.40am

Looks like hype/pushing of SpringSource. #VMworld

11.38am

A common theme (Paul Maritz is speaking now) is standardization/open interoperability.

Does this mean that VMware VM’s will be able to run on Hyper-V, XenServer, etc at some point?

11.25am

Rick Jackson -> Business Agility = Goal of IT as a Service #VMworld

11.24am

Rick Jackson talks about phases of using virtualization:

Cost Efficiency
Phase 1: IT Production – Get the most out of your infrastructure

Quality of Service
Phase 2: Business Production – Achieve unprecedented reliability

Business Agility
Phase 3: IT as a Service – Evolve to IT as a Service via Cloud Computing Architecture

Where are the majority of VMware customers? Phase 2.

11.19am

Virtual Roads. Actual Clouds. #VMworld 2010 theme.

11.12am

Rick Jackson takes the stage, and talks about the excitement of #VMworld.

17,021 Attendees at VMworld 2010.

11.07am

Keynote is focusing on #cloud at #VMworld.

11.05am

Here it goes!

10.57am

If you aren’t here, you can watch the keynote live here: http://cot.ag/cjFFqE

10.54am

Five minutes to go…

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VMworld 2010 Solutions Exchange – EMC Sneak Peek

August 30th, 2010 Jase No comments

I got a sneak peek today in the VMworld 2010 Solutions Exchange.

Chad Sakac took the time to talk to me about some of what EMC is doing this year.

From everything that I saw, a lot of hard work has gone into the EMC booth(s).  Everyone that has been a part of the task should be proud of their work.

Thanks Chad for the quick look and looks like EMC is going to have a great show!

VMworld 2010 Call for Papers – Need a little help

May 14th, 2010 Jase No comments

Well I have submitted papers for the last 3 VMworlds, and unfortunately have not been selected.  I’ll admit some of those previous submissions were good enough, but missed a the oomph to put them over the top.

I submitted a paper, yes, just a single paper this year, and with some help, I could be selected.  This year, VMware is doing something a little different.  Public voting is being considered in the select process.

The paper I submitted details how to leverage VMware vSphere, NetApp SnapMirror, NetApp SnapManager for Virtual Infrastructure (SMVI), vSphere PowerCLI, and PoshOnTap to spin up a warm DR site.  I chose this topic, because this is how I set a solution up last year when VMware SRM did not support NFS storage.  This session talks about how to quickly recover a SnapMirror replicated site using PowerCLI, with some PoshOnTap included.

So if you feel like voting for my session, head over to VMworld.com at the following URL: http://www.vmworld.com/community/conferences/2010/cfpvote/pcbusiness.

You will be required to login to vote, but joining VMworld.com is free.

Thanks for any and all votes, and best of luck to everyone else who submitted a paper/presentation.