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Tony talks about his new Home Lab post [Wondernerd.net/about/my-home-lab](Wondernerd.net/about/my-home-lab) which has a complete VCF 9.1 environment which he bought used off Ebay piece by piece and also has a NVIDIA L4 GPU for Private AI suppo... more
Eric, Bob and Tony talk about the new vExpert Open Beta program for vexpertstage.aruba-consulting.com for those who want to see the new IRC chat environment as well as vExpert Gigs and the New Country/City directory.
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Bob and Matt talk about the news around vSphere Standard Article about being available again and how it effect community lab environments. Also mention of Advantage 1 year license without a a VCP certification for study purposes.
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Let me first start out by saying I love this podcast. I've been listening since the early days of John Troyer. The content is always outstanding. The issue has always been … production quality. Sometimes you can’t even hear what anyone is saying, and last week most of the uploaded Talkshoe version the audio had cut out completely for 45 minutes. It’s unfathomable to me that it’s been an issue for 10+ years. I mean come on, this is VMware, I’m sure they have the resources to do this right. One ne... more
It’s 2020. Up the bitrate, invest in a decent audio interface, some decent mics, and end this terrible audio quality once and for all.
Even remote callers can use Zoom and Skype, which have way better quality audio than this. Are you using landlines?
Seriously guys this takes away from what could be a great podcast.
Invest in a good microphone and some audio equipment.
The content of the show would be interesting if it was not for the awful audio quality.
Garbage audio. Can't understand most things said
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The show combines deep-dive technical discussions with informal, no-nonsense storytelling about virtualization, cloud foundations, and AI-enabled IT strategies. Episodes frequently cover platform engineering, Kubernetes and VCF/VKS deployments, private cloud, and hands-on tooling for home labs, sprinkled with event updates and community happenings. Notable strengths include practical, practitioner-focused conversations with guests who are hands-on experts and a recurring emphasis on governance, automation, and security in modern data-center ecosystems. The format blends technical insight with approachable banter, making it useful for IT professionals evaluating private cloud strategies or exploring AI-enabled workloads, while also offering ... more
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