Last year, I got myself a little more involved in the world of Red Hat and general Linux Kernel based Virtualization. It had been a space that I had basically ignored during the last decade working with VMware based virtualization almost exclusively. As I wrote in this post last year, KVM virtualization was something I […] Read More
I’m currently flying back from a week away in Austin Texas attending the first Veeam Tech Expo (inside technical training) in person since June of 2019. It was a long time between drinks to be able to get together with other workmates and just get back into our collective grooves. While we had VeeamON 2022 […] Read More
Disaster Recovery with Veeam Cloud Connect Replication (VCCR) has been a passion of mine since I first saw it demoed at VeeamON 2015 by Luca Dell’Oca back when I was still at ZettaGrid. Seven years later, it’s hard to believe that I was on that same general session stage at the Aria Resort (slightly different […] Read More
At VeeamON 2022 a couple weeks ago, Dustin Albertson and myself presented a session on what Object Storage functionality is going to look like in v12 of Veeam Backup & Replication. With BETA2 now out and available through your local SEs, we are encouraging our enthusiast community to try out the next Object Storage support […] Read More
It’s crazy to thing that it had been almost three full years between VeeamON mainstage sessions…but the pandemic did keep the Product Strategy Team offstage for that time… but we came back stronger in Vegas for VeeamON 2022! For us in the Product Strategy Team the lead up to, and the execution of the event […] Read More
It’s less than one week away from VeeamON 2022 and yes… I am bloody excited! Things are shaping up really well from a behind the scenes point of view and the event’s team has put together a remarkable show with a lot of value for those attending in person, or for those that are going […] Read More
It’s been a while since i’ve done a vSphere specific Quick Fix post, but the great thing about tinkering and labbing is that you run into situations and corner cases that are not that well documented. This was the case while I was working on my upcoming VeeamON demo leveraging the new CDP capabilities in […] Read More
With the release of Veeam Backup for Microsoft 365 v6, we brought to market one of the most heavily requested features across all products at Veeam. That is the Self-Service Portal. The self service portal can be leveraged for Enterprises but is mainly aimed at our Cloud and Service Provider Partners who didn’t have the […] Read More
Last week, I had the pleasure to sit down in a Twitter Space with Chris Williams and other AWS Community members to chat about Chris’s journey from a traditionally VMware/Infrastructure background to one in which he now lives and breaths public cloud and cloud native technologies. Not only is Chris deep into the technology… but […] Read More
I remember back a few years ago when VMware first launched their Flings how useful some of them where (and still are). Seemed like no matter what area of the VMware platform you worked on, there was some sort of fling to made life easier. Back in the day I used to cover my Top […] Read More