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Last Day to Win a Free Pass to VMworld! Register Now!

2009-07-24T16:30:33Z

Today is the last day to register for VMworld 2009 San Francisco and automatically be entered into a drawing to get your registration fees fully reimbursed.

VMworld is the must-attend event for anyone interested in virtualizing the enterprise. Check out the Content Catalog for the latest information on the valuable sessions and interactive hands-on labs you will experience this year. Session Builder is coming soon—register now for immediate access once the tool goes live later this month.

Don't miss the virtualization event of the year! Register now!

For more information please visit: http://www.vmworld2009.com/registration/promo

See you in San Francisco!

Featured VMworld Session-The Path to COS-less ESX

2009-07-21T16:45:40Z

VMworld 2009 San Francisco is right around the corner!

This week we're highlighting the session: The Path to COS-less ESX: Migrating Server Operations from ESX to ESXi

VMware ESXi is the next generation hypervisor architecture from VMware, offering improved reliability, security, and a simplified operational model. Due to the superior nature of ESXi, VMware will discontinue the classic Service Console-based ESX in the near future. If you are a long-time user of ESX and have developed your management procedures around the Service Console, then come to this session to learn how to migrate to a new, improved operational model. We will show how to adapt your process for all aspects of management, including: hardware monitoring, backup, systems management, user management, logging, troubleshooting, and more. You should be able to leave this session armed with the tools necessary to be prepared for the transition to ESXi.

For more details or to view other sessions at VMworld 2009, please visit https://vmworld2009.wingateweb.com/scheduler/catalog/catalog.jsp

Let us know what events you would like to see featured on the VMworld blog!

Win a Free Pass to VMworld 2009!

2009-07-17T17:07:47Z

Don't miss VMworld 2009, the leading virtualization event. Register now and automatically be entered into a drawing to get your registration fees fully reimbursed. VMworld is the must-attend event for anyone interested in virtualizing

the enterprise.

For more information, please visit http://www.vmworld2009.com/registration/promo.

Still Haven't Registered for VMworld 2009?

2009-07-16T16:09:57Z

If you're still looking for reasons to attend VMworld 2009 in San Francisco, then you've come to the right place. Three of our VMworld alumni have posted great blogs about why you shouldn't miss VMworld.

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if gte mso 9><!endif><!if gte mso 9><!endif-->*Jase McCarty: VMworld is about bringing people together to

learn about virtualization. Whether they are consumers, solutions

providers, or vendors. When VMware puts on VMworld, it isn’t just about

the sales aspect. The breakout sessions and technology labs are a really

big deal. Where else can so many different sessions on how to use

virtualization, best practices, and training be found? Nowhere. Read more of Jase’s blog: http://www.jasemccarty.com/blog/?p=265

*Sven Huisman: I’ve attended VMworld a couple of times know

and the interaction you get with other attendees, IT-professionals, VMware

employees and on the solutions exchange is really priceless! Read more of Sven’s blog: http://virtualfuture.info/2009/07/why-attend-vmworld-during-financial-crisis/

*Thomas Bryant: Beyond networking, is the solutions exchange.

Working for an ISV, of course you should stop by our booth !http://www.vmworld.com/images/emoticons/happy.gif!, there are a ton

of companies that are new each year. Walking around, seeing all the new faces

and new technologies or old tech reinvented is really invigorating. It's

overwhelming at times considering the sheer size of the hall and all of the

vendor swag to get. Read more of Thomas’ Blog: http://blog.thb3.com/2009/07/why-go-to-vmworld-2009.html

So what are you waiting for? Register for VMworld 2009 today!

See you in San Francisco!

VMworld.com Subscription

2009-07-06T16:18:16Z

Will you be unable to attend VMworld 2009 in San Francisco?

Starting July 1st, 2009, you can purchase a VMworld.com Subscription for annual access to all VMworld 2009 Keynotes, Sessions and Labs offered through our virtual conference on VMworld.com. Experience all presentations and demos online from the VMworld conference by purchasing your own VMworld.com Subscription.

You will also gain exclusive access, benefits, and promos for the year-round VMworld.com online conference. Additionally, with a pre-purchase, you will receive access to VMworld 2008 and VMworld Europe 2009 content for the remainder of the current annual subscription.

Don't miss out on the premier virtualization event of the year, subscribe today!

For more information please visit http://vmworld.com/community/subscription/.

Bringing your Spouse to VMworld?

2009-06-26T17:48:05Z

Are you bringing your spouse to VMworld 2009 in San Francisco?

Crystal Lowe, wife of Scott Lowe, is once again planning a number of exciting activities for spouses in the San Francisco area during the conference. Here is a general overview of what Crystal has planned so far:

*One day in Napa/Wine Country.

*One day of sightseeing (Coit Tower, Golden Gate Bridge, Golden Gate Park, Pier 39, Ghirardelli Square, Bay Bridge) and shopping.

*One day organized around a tour of Alcatraz.

If you are interested in participating, please email Crystal at vmworldspouses@gmail.com. For more information, visit Scott Lowe's Blog: http://blog.scottlowe.org/2009/06/19/vmworld-2009-spouse-activities.

Why You Shouldn't Miss VMworld 2009

2009-06-24T20:35:52Z

If you are still wondering whether or not you should attend VMworld 2009, then hopefully this post will change your mind.

Besides having numerous sessions, speakers, and vendors present, you will have the chance to network and learn from the best in the industry.

But hey, if that's not enough to convince you to register, hear it from VMworld alumni Rodney Haywood. Haywood hasn't missed a VMworld in the last three years, even paying his own way one year...and he lives in Australia.

One of the reasons from Haywood's post is that "with so many sessions and such a large section of vendors there WILL be relevant content to your needs and area of interest. You will come away with concrete things that will make a difference. Every year VMworld has set my agenda for the next 12 months, none more than last year!"

To read more about why you shouldn't miss VMworld 2009,visit Rodney Haywood's blog: http://rodos.haywood.org/2009/06/attend-vmworld-2009.html.

See you at VMworld 2009!