Kyle Ruddy

Kyle Ruddy is a Senior Technical Marketing Architect working for VMware R&D in the Cloud Platform Business Unit. Kyle currently focuses on vSphere and VMware Cloud on AWS automation and the associated automation frameworks including all things API, CLI, and SDK. Kyle is also a Microsoft MVP and long-term vExpert whom can be found blogging on VMware blogs, http://blogs.vmware.com/vSphere and http://blogs.vmware.com/PowerCLI, and his personal blog, https://www.kmruddy.com. His Twitter: @kmruddy

Recent Posts

Survey: Hybrid Infrastructure Automation and Tools

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Surveys are an important tool which allows us to gain insights into a wide variety of opinions and feedback. We then take the results of these surveys and use it to formulate the roadmap for several products moving forward to best suite our users and consumers. In our latest survey, we are looking for information Read more...

Talking Code: VMware Tools Management with PowerCLI

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In this edition of Talking Code, we’re taking a look at how simple it is to manage VMware Tools with PowerCLI! VMware Tools Management with PowerCLI For more videos in the Talking Code series, see the Talking Code Archive As always, let us know in the comments what other videos you’d like to see in Read more...

New Release – Datacenter CLI 2.12.0

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Datacenter CLI (DCLI) is back with a brand-new release in the form of version 2.12.0! DCLI 2.12.0 introduces the following improvements and changes: Added Python Prompt Toolkit 2.0+ integration Added support for color themes Updated the handling of authentications Let’s check out a couple of these updates in more detail. Python Prompt Toolkit Integration The Read more...

Talking Code: Snapshot Management with PowerCLI

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One of the easiest ways to manage VM snapshots is with PowerCLI! This edition of Talking Code walks us through a couple of the key cmdlets and how they can be used to make VM snapshot management simple. Snapshot Management with PowerCLI For more videos in the Talking Code series, see the Talking Code Archive Read more...