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VCP4 certified

September 3rd, 2009 | Author: Erik Zandboer

I am not (yet?) the kind of blogger to throw on everything I see around me on my blog just because it is “new”; I think blogging should be more about things you have tested or measured.

Yet today on VMworld 2009 I make an exception: I just got my VMware VCP4 certification. Yeah!

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