I did a talk about the Broadcom acquisition of VMware and using virt-v2v to liberate your VMs. Check it out below. It’s only 5 minutes long!
(Note this is a link to the livestream, it should start at 7h 4m 9s)
I did a talk about the Broadcom acquisition of VMware and using virt-v2v to liberate your VMs. Check it out below. It’s only 5 minutes long!
(Note this is a link to the livestream, it should start at 7h 4m 9s)
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I am Richard W.M. Jones, a computer programmer. I have strong opinions on how we write software, about Reason and the scientific method. Consequently I am an atheist [To nutcases: Please stop emailing me about this, I'm not interested in your views on it] By day I work for Red Hat on all things to do with virtualization. I am a "citizen of the world".
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This is better URL https://youtu.be/PX_m01YzW2U?t=25450