Author: Michael Schroeder

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My 2nd talk at VMware Explore 2024

Together with my fellow VMUG Leader Patrick Häfner, I will be giving a talk at this year’s VMware Explore in Barcelona. Whereby ‘talk’ is the wrong choice of word here. We will start an interactive discussion with topics about the VMUG community, information exchange and benefits that can arise for everyone.

Patrick and I have been active in the VMUG for many years. Together with Andreas Wizemann, he manages VMUG-Stuttgart. Together with Markus Gehm and Jens Klasen, I am the leader of VMUG-Kaiserslautern.

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The session can be found in the Content Catalog under the number 1615.

Our talk will take place on Tuesday, November 5, 16:00 CET

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My talk at VMware Explore 2024

I will be giving a presentation on the migration of a vSAN cluster at this year’s VMware Explore in Barcelona. This is not just about the technical implementation, but rather about the decision-making process. If plan A doesn’t work, you should have a plan B ready. Or – as in my practical example – a plan C and ultimately a plan D.

The easy way is not always the best and even a less attractive alternative can ultimately lead to success.

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The presentation is listed in the VMware Explore Content Catalog under the number 1405 .

Monday, November 4 – 15:00 CET.

I am delighted.

vSAN Cluster Live-Migration to new vCenter instanceIf you can’t make it to Barcelona but are still interested in the topic (spoiler alert!), you can find the full story here on my blog.

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VMware Explore 2024 US – Recordings available online

Did you miss the live broadcast of the General Session of VMware Explore 2024 US in Las Vegas, or would you like to watch individual contributions again at your leisure? Then there is good news.

The VMware Explore team has published numerous sessions in the on-demand catalog. This year, for the first time, the catalog is accessible without registration. So if you weren’t able to attend VMware Explore, you can now learn even more.

I would particularly like to highlight William Lam, who, as in previous years, has published an overview of the sessions with a download link on GitHub.