Social media is the order of the day for VMworld! John Troyer, Luke Kilpatrick, and Tony Dunn have done an excellent job this year of integrating various social platforms into the every day workings of the show!

This of-course mean that there are lots of tweet-ups (gathering where attendees and exhibitors can chat and post live content online via Twitter and other social platforms!

Yesterday I attended several including the VMworld Partner tweetup, and the official VMworld tweetup!

There are load of people you’ll want to follow on Twitter this VMworld.

You’ll obviously want to follow @JTroyer, @LKilpatrick, and @Tony_Dunn.

Here are just a few more of the regular bloggers you’ll find in the lounge: @CXI, @KendrickColeman, @RogerLund, @Sysxperts, @vInf_net, @2vcps, @that1nickguy, @Kiwi_Si, @DavidMDavis,

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I’ve been moving around the VMworld conference since it opened yesterday, and thought it best to showcase what PHD Virtual are offering.

This year PHD released the 4.0 version of it’s Backup for VMware product (previously esXpress), released Backup for Xenserver, and now at VMworld are showcasing Backup for vSphere (ESXi)!

PHD Virtual Backup for ESXi is built upon the next generation of PHD Virtual’s award winning VBA architecture, and extends support to vSphere deployments leveraging ESXi.

Features include:

    The fastest and most cost effective backup that minimizes storage requirements
    The most reliable solution for data integrity with source-side de-dupe and enhanced self-healing backups
    Distributed, enterprise-ready architecture supporting fault tolerant deployment

If you are at VMworld drop by booth #115 at the solutions exchange and we’ll demo you any of the three backup solutions!

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VMworld 2010: Come Visit Us!

August 30, 2010

The solutions exchange at VMworld is now open and it is seriously packed with attendees!
My time is being split between the blogger lounge, and the PHD Virtual Booth (number #115).
PHD are reviewing their Citrix, ESX, and ESXi offerings at the booth. If you drop by you’ll be in the running to win an iPad and [...]

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VMworld 2010: It’s LIVE!

August 30, 2010

I’ve been hanging out in the blogger lounge at VMworld for most of the morning and have been watching things unfold.
VMware’s Social Media legend John Troyer just sent out the link to the live stream of the blogger lounge update center!
Here it is:

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VMworld 2010: The Usual Suspects

August 29, 2010

The last few days at VMworld San Francisco have been interesting!
Saturday started with the vBeers meet-up at the Chieftain Irish Pub with @Kiwi_Si, @Sysxperts, @DavidMDavis, @vInf_net, @VMDoug, @KendrickColeman, @RogerLund and @RBrambley.
This provided an opportunity to catch up with all the people we hadn’t seen in a year and meet some new faces!

Today started with a [...]

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PHD Virtual Technologies Announces immediate availability of PHD Virtual Backup for Citrix XenServer

August 25, 2010

PHD Virtual Technologies, pioneer and innovator in backup and recovery for virtual machines, announces immediate availability of PHD Virtual Backup for Citrix
XenServer®. The new backup and recovery solution is purpose‐built for the growing number of virtualized XenServer environments and is verified to work with XenServer as part of the Citrix Ready® program.
PHD Virtual provides the [...]

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Eric Sloof Awarded Best Freelance VCI of the Quarter!

August 24, 2010

At the beginning of this year VMware announced the EMEA VCI of the Quarter award program. The award recognizes exceptional VMware Certified Instructors from the EMEA region. Potential candidates are nominated by VATCs having demonstrated a combination of consistent excellence in customer evaluation scores and an ability to help students make the most of their [...]

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VMworld 2010 – San Francisco vBeers

August 23, 2010

So Simon Seagrave mentioned a San Francisco vBeers at this month’s London meetup, and he’s now published the info!
There have already been some great events announced such as VMUnderground’s WuPaaS on Sunday evening(for more details see here) and the Official VMworld Tweetup (details here) on Monday.
With VMworld kicking off on a Monday this year [...]

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Video: VMware vSphere 4.1 ESXi Lockdown Mode

August 20, 2010

This video was released by VMware TV this week and describes the Lockdown Mode feature of VMware vSphere 4.1 ESXi and the various ways to enable it.

For more information visit: http://vmware.com/go/ESXiInfoCenter

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Free Webinar: Achieve Greater Backup and Restore speeds with PHD’s VBA Architecture

August 19, 2010

In today’s virtualized IT environments, providing a simplified way to manage your VMs and ensure your data is backed up and restored is critical. With PHD’s VBA™ Architecture, virtual appliances are used to manage the backup process, requiring no additional infrastructure, eliminating the use of proxy servers and removing the risk of an incomplete or [...]

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