the Sky is the Limit
The date of Veeam ON Virtual 2019 is getting closer. On November 20th this online conference will happen right on your desktop. Leading market experts and Veeam technical professionals will present latest trends and innovations.
Save your seat today and register for the event. You can find details on the registration page or on my recent blogpost about VeeamON Virtual.
Follow hashtag #VeeamONVirtual on Twitter to get latest news.
Like in recent years, Veeam will kick off its VeeamON Virtual 2019 conference. It’ll take place on November 20th 2019 right on your desktop. Registration is free.
Expect presentations by more than 20 speakers from the tracks Vision & Strategy, Implementation Best Practises, Cloud-Powered and Architecture & Design. More than 1000 Minutes of content that 5000+ visitors from all over the world can stream for 24 hours.
Ratmir Timashev (Co-Founder and Executive Vice President) and Dave Russell (Vice President, Enterprise Strategy) will open with their keynote with Veeam Predictions 2020.
Personally I’m very excited about technical sessions by Veeam’s leading technologists. They will give an outlook to the long exprected Veeam Version 10 and many more topics from the Veeam ecosphere.
Like last year and the year before ElasticSky.de will be official media partner of VeeamON Virtual and I will join the expert panel to answer questions about Veeam in the chat room.
There’s good news for those of you who didn’t make it to VeeamON 2019 in Miami, FL. Veeam published recap videos, keynotes and technical session for you to watch online.
Next VeeamON will be in Las Vegas May 4-6 2020.
VMware tags are a versatile tool to dynamically assign VMs to groups. One use-case is leveraging VM-Tags to guarantee backup-SLA. Im my case there’s a category named “Backup” which contains several backup SLA tags for weekly or daily backups.
With PowerCLI you can find out quickly which VMs have no tags.
connect-viserver myVC
get-vm | ?{ (get-tagassignment $_) -eq $null}
This query isn’t sufficient yet. It’ll report only VMs that have no tags at all. But we’d like to find VMs that have no tags from the category “Backup”. So we have to modify our query a little bit.
get-vm | ?{ (get-tagassignment $_ -category Backup) -eq $null}
You need to adjust your query with the corresponding category name.