Ever since VMware released vSphere 6.5 late last year, the response from customers has been overwhelming positive. Customers have been especially excited by features such as enterprise-grade vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA), built-in encryption features, and a modern API set. Now that people have learned about these new capabilities, we decided for this year’s VMworld to present breakout sessions that focus more on the operation aspects of vSphere 6.5, such as architecture, deployment, and planning your upgrade. Of course, we still have a wide range of sessions covering such staple topics such as performance, troubleshooting, operations management, the new HTML5-based vSphere Client, PowerCLI, and more.
To help you plan your VMworld, we’ve put together a page that organizes all vSphere related sessions into topic areas and orders them by technical level. By consulting the VMworld 2017 vSphere course catalog, you’ll be able to find the sessions that are of interest to you and add them to your schedule. The list also includes Group Discussions, which are a great way to learn how your peers are using vSphere and provide feedback directly to product developers. We’ve also include both VMworld US and VMworld Europe sessions in the same list.
Ever since VMware released vSphere 6.5 late last year, the response from customers has been overwhelming positive. Customers have been especially excited by features such as enterprise-grade vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA), built-in encryption features, and a modern API set. Now that people have learned about these new capabilities, we decided for this year’s VMworld to present breakout sessions that focus more on the operation aspects of vSphere 6.5, such as architecture, deployment, and planning your upgrade. Of course, we still have a wide range of sessions covering such staple topics such as performance, troubleshooting, operations management, the new HTML5-based vSphere Client, PowerCLI, and more.
