Dutch VMUG

During the Dutch VMUG 2009 event NGN’s Community Master, Melle Gloerich has recorded a interview between Bouke Groenescheij and Wietze Albers. They are talking about performance in a VMware enviroment.

During the Dutch VMUG 2009 event NGN’s Community Master, Melle Gloerich has recorded a conversation between Ruben Spruijt and Gabrie van Zanten. They are talking about VMware View 4 and PCoIP, damaged sectors in a virtual machine, project Virtual Reality Check and the differences between VDI and terminal servers.

Check the photos of the Dutch VMUG Event 2009: http://bit.ly/gWtQB and http://bit.ly/4uFcOa

Right after my Virtualization EcoShell presentation at the Dutch VMUG event last Friday, Scott Herold has interviewed me for a change :-) Normally it’s the other way around. The interview was recorded by NGN’s Community Master, Melle Gloerich.

Melle: I did some more interviews that day (Bouke Groenescheij, Gabrie van Zanten, Ruben Spruijt, Joep Piscaer and another one with Eric separately). I'll put a new one online every week.

http://www.ngn.nl/ngn/n61320-beta/interview-vmware-powershell-experts/?waxtrapp=gmqygiBsHyoOtvOXEgIjI

Dutch VMUG event 2009 – handy scripts

The Dutch VMUG event 2009 which took place at the Nieuwegein Business Center yesterday turned out to be a great success. On the 11th of December over 600 enthusiastic VMUG members have enjoyed a day full of virtualization, with lots of sessions and workshops. I uploaded the video impression which can be viewed here.

This morning at the end of my Virtualization EcoShell session, Scott Herold delivered a demo of Vizioncore’s vRanger PowerPack. I’ve recorded the last part of my session on my Flip.

This morning I've presented “Managing VMware vSphere 4 with The Virtualization EcoShell” for an audience of 200+ people at the Dutch VMUG event 2009 in Nieuwegein. Here’s a copy of my slide deck.

Eric Sloof Demo of Virtualization EcoShell at DutchVMUG
Gerben's Blog on Virtualization (Gerben Kloosterman)

Virtualization EcoShell @Dutch VMUG
VMGuru.nl (Elsinga, Scholten, Weijdema)

DutchVMUG Live blog: Eric Sloof Managing vSphere with the virtualization EcoShell
Gabe's Virtual World (Gabrie van Zanten)

The Dutch VMUG event which is taking place at the Nieuwegein Business Centre is turning out to be a great success. Over 600 enthusiastic VMUG members are enjoyed a day full of virtualization, with lots of sessions and workshops. I’ve Just uploaded the first pictures to a newly created Flickr! group at http://www.flickr.com/groups/dutch_vmug_2009/

Next week I’m going to present at the Dutch VMUG event. My session is dealing with the Virtualization EcoShell. At the end of my session the famous Scott Herold will appear on stage to inform you about the upcoming features in the next release of the Virtualization EcoShell. So be sure to attend, you can find me in the Grand Hall "Voor" at 10:50-11:50.

Managing VMware vSphere 4 m.b.v. de Virtualization EcoShell
Eric Sloof - VMUG / ntpro.nl

Eric Sloof zal in deze sessie laten zien dat het werken met PowerShell in een VMware omgeving niet moeilijk is. Sterker nog, met de Virtualization EcoShell wordt alle PowerShell code automatisch gegenereerd. Het creëren van een rapport in Visio of het uitvoren van een configuratie aanpassing op een groot aantal VMs of ESX servers wordt met de EcoShell nauwkeurig en automatisch uitgevoerd. Je kunt al vast een kijkje nemen op http://www.thevesi.org/

The Dutch VMUG conference will take place at the Nieuwegein Business Center. On the 11th of December over 600 enthusiastic Vmug members will enjoy a day full of virtualization. For the fifth year in succession you can attend a lot of really technical sessions. So if you are living near or in the Netherlands, you don’t want to miss out on this event. The final agenda with 3 parallel tracks is online.

My session “Managing VMware vSphere 4 with the Virtualization EcoShell - Eric Sloof and Scott Herold” is scheduled in the Front Grand Hall at 10:50. Be There !!!

The Dutch VMUG event attracts a lot of attention. In September 2005, the first time this event was held the number of attendees was around 50. This number has risen over the years. The next event will take place on the 11th of December and is open for registration. The Dutch VMUG expects around 600 attendees. It looks like this event has become some sort of mini VMworld. The preliminary agenda with 3 parallel tracks is online and when you take a close look at it you will see that Eric Sloof is going to talk about Managing VMware vSphere 4 with the Virtualization EcoShell. One more reason to attend.