Technodrone

A question was just posted to the OpenStack mailing list – and this is not the first time I have seen this request.

I have been home for just over a week from my trip to Vancouver for the OpenStack Kilo Summit (or Liberty Design Summit – take your pick).

This is a re-post of my interview with Jason Baker of opensource.com Continuous integration and continuous delivery are changing the way software developers create and deploy software.

At all technology conference I always like to go on to Floor / Marketplace / Solutions Exchange – where vendors try to get your attention and market their product.

The OpenStack community is converging on Vancouver next week for the bi-annual summit for all things OpenStack.

As of late I have been thinking long and hard about if I can in some way contribute in a more efficient way into the OpenStack community.

I would like to bring to your attention that the voting for the sessions for the upcoming OpenStack Israel Summit on June 15th, 2015 is now open.

It is funny where one gets the idea for a blog post from.

I usually have a Linux VM that I use to perform some of my remote management tasks, such a OpenStack CLI commands.

Hey… Is that even possible?

This is the second half of my thoughts on the vSphere 6.0 release notes.

I make the time whenever a product is released to go over the release notes – because there are always tidbits of information there that you should know about and usually it will save you time in the long run – understanding what you are getting into and…

My previous post vCenter is Still a Single Point of Failure caused a decent amount of discussion on Twitter and comments on the blog.

Last week I got into a very interesting Twitter conversation regarding whether FT is a solution worth using and why.

VMware announced last week the launch of VIO and there are a number of things that I think people are missing and should be pointed out.

The Board of directors and the bylaws were approved.

Well I am happy to say that the election is underway and I have already voted.

I would like to share with you the recording of the presentation I gave at DevOpsDays Israel – more information about the presentation can be found here.

60 Blog posts in a 2014 – sometimes I don’t understand how that happens.

A few days ago VMware (Mike Brown, Anil Kapur and Justin King are the authors) announced the updated document for the vCenter Server 5.5 Availability guide.

OpenStack is a living product – and because it is community driven - changes are being proposed almost constantly.

In my previous post I showed you how to get your OpenStack git environment up and running by using a container.

This is an internal Cisco tool which is so useful – that I am really pleased that it is finally available for public consumption.

One of the most daunting and complicated things people find when trying to provide feedback and suggestions to the OpenStack community, projects and code – is the nuts and bolts of actually getting this done.

I love IFTTT – it is a simple way to automate things.

Today I gave a presentation – actually two – but they were very different.

I will be delivering a talk at the upcoming DevOpsDays Tel Aviv which will be on this coming Sunday and Monday.

I participated on Monday in the Ops Summit: How to get involved in Kilo, and as these sessions are not recorded I wanted to convey the messages that were conveyed at the session.

I am currently writing this post from the plane on the way to the summit in Paris.

Containers are hot.

I am here sitting here at the blogger table on Day-0 (Partner Day) of VMworld in Barcelona, and it is time to close some technical debt (well not really technical but it would be better to call it blogging debt).

I am sure you have all been reading the numerous amount of posts recapping VMworld and their experiences.

Last week I attended the AWS Tech Summit in Tel Aviv.

I would like to add one or two more points points to my previous post - An Open Letter to the OpenStack Foundation.

I have recently started to regularly follow the mailing lists and the conversations are quite interesting.

The event was organized by the VMUnderground crew.

VMworld is almost upon us.

There has been a lively thread on the openstack-dev mailing list these past few days, largely to do with GBP.

In the OpenStack Design Summit I asked the authors the same 5 questions in order to get their thoughts and feelings on OpenStack, the community and the future.

We are down to the wire – last two days to vote for the sessions you would like see at the upcoming OpenStack Summit in Paris.

Yep, that is 21 days.

Over 6 weeks ago I posted that I was going to embark on a journey, another book journey, and this time it was an OpenStack one.

You all know what VMCI stands for – don’t you?

This one has been sitting in the drafts for a while.

Embedded below you can find the recording of my session “OpenStack in the Enterprise - Are you Ready?”

This is an excerpt of a post published elsewhere.

Have a look at this infographic Mazel Tov #OpenStack!

I cannot take credit for this one - I heard it last week at a very interesting talk by Adrian Cockroft at the Speed and Scale Meetup last week in Herzeliya.

This is a re-post of my article, originally published on The Ravello Blog.

It is said that once you get a bug in you – it is hard to get rid of it.