vSoup Episode #6 is now available!
David Owen, who is not from Newcastle, is our esteemed guest. We get into certifications again, mainly the DCUCI and VCDX certifications. Is the VCDX actually worth it? Is the VCDX like the iPad 2? Wantware?
Will three yearly VCDX defenses be enough, or has VMware dropped the ball? How about those VCDX fauilure rates?
Of course, since David is our guest, the we also get into UCS and the little known UCS Express gets mentioned as well. Of course, there is room for some rather off topic talk too, like “Does being electrocuted by a server rack cause hair loss?” and can the Tesla electric cars run more than 20 minutes? Network discovery tools, are there any good ones out there?
There was also a call for virtualization community fundraiser for Japan!
Anyone in the community want to organize that and get it started?
Episode #6 Linkware:
Competition Time
Since we got no participants in the contest for Episode #5, we’ll save the cheesehat and t-shirt that Bob provided us with for later. We do however have a new contest this time as well, where David Owen generously offers to give away some vMackem.co.uk coffee mugs. Or you might just get a cheesehat, who knows?
Competition question: VMware vCenter Operations is the product formerly known as?
As before, we’ll number all the correct answers and draw one at random when the next episode is served.
Also, remember to follow @vsoup_podcast on Twitter.
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Greg Ferro who runs the Packet Pushers Podcast and etheralmind.com, joins us to try and explain what Software Defined Networking really is.
