Dutch VMUG 2010: Place to be!

November 4th, 2010 |

This year on December 10th I’ll be visiting the Dutch VMUG day 2010 in Nieuwegein, the Netherlands. My first time as a blogger! I will be visiting this event for the fourth time, and it has been a great event every single year.

Some collegue bloggers will also be a speaker during the event, and try to shed some light on VMware’s internals:

run-virtual.com (Richard Garsthagen)
yellow-bricks.com (Duncan Epping)
frankdenneman.nl (Frank Denneman)
gabesvirtualworld.com (Gabrie van Zanten)
ntpro.nl (Eric Sloof)

It is going to be way cool this year! Eric Sloof will be using some of my 3D graphs (see ‘vscsiStats into the third dimension: Surface charts!‘ and ‘vscsiStats in 3D part 2: VMs fighting over IOPS‘). I cannot wait to hear how he is going to explain those 😉 .

At the time of this writing, there are still seats available so get to it !, “op = op” as we say in the Netherlands.

Posted in VMware, VMware news |

Tags: Dutch VMUG, Dutch VMUG 2010, VMUG, VMUG 2010, VMUG2010

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