Speaking

Session slides, scripts and recording from my session at the Runecast Virtual Conference is available

I’m speaking at the Runecast Virtual conference on Tuesday April 7th

At this years VMworld Europe I did a session on how to build a monitoring solution for the vCenter Server Appliance (VCSA) with open-source tools

I will give a presentation on Performance Monitoring during this years VMworld in Barcelona

This week I have been on a ‘VMUG Tour’ visiting the Norwegian VMUG branches in Oslo, Bergen and Trondheim. Lots of fun was had and it was nice to meet other members of the community

Next week I’ll set out on a ‘VMUG tour’ where I’ll attend and speak at both the Trondheim, Bergen and Oslo branches of VMUG Norway

I had the pleasure of giving a talk about how to do monitoring of the vCenter Server during the VMUG Oslo meeting in December. The session was an extension of what I presented during the VMUG meetings in May and the vBrownbag session during VMworld Europe. The demos showed how we can get health status and metrics from a vCenter Server Appliance utilizing the new REST APIs shipped in 6.5 and 6.

Last week I did a session about Performance monitoring at VMworld Europe in Barcelona. The session was part of the VMTN Techtalks with vBrownBag. The slides (without the video demos) and the script used in the demo is available at Github. The session was recorded and can be seen on Youtube. Thanks to all that attended the session and to those watched it live on Twitch or have seen the recording afterwards.

The schedule builder for VMworld Europe 2018 in Barcelona is finally live and sessions can be scheduled. For the first time I will have a session at VMworld, as one of the vBrownBag/VMTN community sessions, and I’m really excited about this. It is very cool that these community sessions are available in the schedule builder and can be scheduled as other sessions. My session is: **Realtime Performance Monitoring - For FREE [VMTN5524E]**

This month I was accepted as a vExpert for the first time! In total VMware announced 233 new vExperts this summer for their second half announcement in the program. The vExpert program is not a technical certification. VMware states: _The judges selected people who were particularly** engaged with their community and who had developed a substantial personal platform of influence in those communities**._ I am very proud and honored to be included in this community.