Well, it was pretty much like listening to a bunch of guys talking about a conference they’re going to next week. In short, a bit chaotic, but hopefully interesting to eavesdrop on. I’m not sure if we came up with anything definitive, but Rod Haywood clued us in to the trick of flipping through the Read more...
There will be plenty of coverage of VMworld 2008 over at vmworld.com (see also virtual pavilion, photo wall, and video spot) and here at VMTN Blog. I’ll be on-site at the Communities Lounge reporting, shooting videos, shepherding some podcasts (if I can get my kit together), tweeting, and linking linking linking to everybody I can Read more...
Come tour the new virtual pavilion and see the booth layout and navigation. Visit virtual exhibitor booths, online services and engage with other community members. Find hidden areas in the virtual pavilion to discover prize codes to use online or to bring by the Communities and Bloggers Lounge for a free community T-shirt. They’ll be Read more...
VMworld 2008 is weeks away. There will be plenty of themed merchandise available on site, have no doubt. If you can’t wait until then (or if you’d like to be fashionable while walking the halls of the Venetian), check out VMdigest’s shop on cafepress for your virtualization-themed t-shirts. "Virtual Goddess", "Mainframe: virtual since 1967", and Read more...
Scott Lowe’s wife Crystal is organizing some activities for spouses (of the male or female persuasion) at VMworld. Link: VMworld 2008 Spouse Activities Schedule – blog.scottlowe.org – The weblog of an IT pro specializing in virtualization, storage, and servers. For spouses traveling to Las Vegas with their VMworld-attending partners, my wife Crystal has volunteered to Read more...
