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The cornerstone of the VMware Cloud Foundation curriculum is getting its 9.1 refresh: VMware Cloud Foundation: Build, Manage, Secure [v9.1] is about to be released. I've been reviewing the course materials, and this five-day, hands-on training remains the definitive starting point for anyone who needs to design, deploy, and run a VCF private cloud - and the natural entry point into the rest of the…
Broadcom is about to release a brand-new edition of the VMware Cloud Foundation: Troubleshooting course, fully updated for VCF 9.1 . I recently got a first look at the course material, and this five-day, hands-on training is shaping up to be an essential deep dive for anyone who operates and supports a VCF private cloud. Why this course matters VMware Cloud Foundation brings compute, storage,…
A new edition of one of the most hands-on courses in the VMware Cloud Foundation curriculum is about to be released: VMware Cloud Foundation: Automate and Operate [V9.1] (VCFAOP91). Built around the VCF 9.1 release, this course teaches you how to consume, automate, and operate a modern private cloud - from configuring identity providers and provider networking all the way to policy-driven…
Broadcom is about to release a brand-new instructor-led course: What's New in VMware Cloud Foundation [v9.1]. I've had the chance to review the course materials, and this is not your typical two-day delta class - it's a full five-day, deeply technical program covering everything that changed between VCF 9.0 and 9.1, backed by no fewer than 36 hands-on and simulation labs. The course will be…
A first-time journey with the ESP32-C6 DevKitM-1 - from detecting the board over USB to a smooth rainbow LED cycling through the full spectrum, entirely from the command line. Why the ESP32-C6? The ESP32-C6 is Espressif's newest mainstream chip: RISC-V core, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5, and IEEE 802.15.4 (Thread/Zigbee) - all for 12,50 What caught my eye was the DevKitM-1 form factor: compact, USB-C, and…
