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At VMworld, I delivered a presentation on Advanced Performance Tuning in VI 3.  Although VMware plans to publish it on VMworld.com and make it available to paid attendees, I thought I would post it here with Notes (most of my script, plus references and links).  Enjoy. Read More→

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If you are interested in using Microsoft Clustering Services to provide High Availability for VirtualCenter and License server, then you should find this a good read.

http://www.ntpro.nl/blog/uploads/ClusteringVC25.pdf

Enjoy!

-john a. davis

I have been accepted, for the third consecutive year, to be a speaker at VMWorld, which will be held in Las Vegas beginning September 15th, 2008.  I will deliver a presentation on Performance Tuning for VI 3.5, aimed for an audience with Intermediate Level experience with VMware Infrastructure.  I have delivered similar well-received presentations in past years and I hope that the room is full again!

Details for VMworld 2008:  http://www.vmworld.com/conferences/2008/

You can use the Content Catalog link to search by presentation title, speaker name, and company name.  You can find details about my presentation by searching by company name = New Age Technologies.  (Sorry, but website does not appear to allow me to generate a direct link to the presentation.)

- john a. davis

Welcome to John Davis, a co-worker of mine at New Age Technologies, to the blog site. Among other notable accomplishments, John is a featured speaker at VMWare’s VMWorld conferences and has significant experience doing virtualization projects. Look for insightful posts from John.

John starts out posting with a bang. Check out the Supplemental VI 3.5 Reading post and all the quality links with sample scripts and reading materials.

I am a VMware Certified Instructor, who teaches several classes, including the Install and Configure class, Deploy Secure Analyze class, and the FastTrack class.  I teach 50% of the time and perform Professional Services the other 50%.  In my opinion, I think the Install and Configure class should include some additional material that I typically find necessary, whenever implementing VI 3.5 for a new customer.  So, to accommodate my students, I like to provide a stanadard set of supplemental documents.  Some of these are created by New Age Technologies and some by VMware.   Take a look and let us know what you think.  I plan to update these documents continuously.

http://virtualizationinformation.com/docs/Supplemental_Documents.htm

- john a. davis