Comments for SUBnet.192 http://www.subnet192.com Thoughts and experimentations of an IT Consultant Tue, 23 Sep 2008 22:27:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on VMWorld 2008… The aftermath… by Marc Bouchard http://www.subnet192.com/?p=59&cpage=1#comment-5 Marc Bouchard Tue, 23 Sep 2008 22:27:51 +0000 http://www.subnet192.com/?p=59#comment-5 I registered a bit late and most tech previews sessions were full (that's another thing a lot of people complained about...). I know there isn't that much tuning to do, but getting real life info about SQL implementations in a session called "Virtualising SQL Server" would have been nice ;) Thanks for taking the time to comment! I registered a bit late and most tech previews sessions were full (that’s another thing a lot of people complained about…). I know there isn’t that much tuning to do, but getting real life info about SQL implementations in a session called “Virtualising SQL Server” would have been nice ;)

Thanks for taking the time to comment!

]]> Comment on VMWorld 2008… The aftermath… by John Troyer http://www.subnet192.com/?p=59&cpage=1#comment-4 John Troyer Tue, 23 Sep 2008 21:57:55 +0000 http://www.subnet192.com/?p=59#comment-4 Yeah, for someone like you, you've got to watch the advertised tech level of the sessions, and even then tend toward the "Tech Previews." Also seek out the engineers at the Genius Bar and BoFs. And as far as Vegas goes, I'm with you. Next year we're in SF, so that's nicer *and* we'll be able to send more engineers. Please take advantage of that! About enterprise apps, I think the VMworld crowd tends to be more IT/ops-centric than app-centric, and that may have skewed the discussion. You see it even on the VMware Communities discussions -- not much apps talk -- although I also suspect in most cases there's not much tuning to do. I'll share your comments with the internal teams though. Glad you had a good show in spite of the challenges! John Troyer VMware Communities Yeah, for someone like you, you’ve got to watch the advertised tech level of the sessions, and even then tend toward the “Tech Previews.” Also seek out the engineers at the Genius Bar and BoFs.

And as far as Vegas goes, I’m with you. Next year we’re in SF, so that’s nicer *and* we’ll be able to send more engineers. Please take advantage of that!

About enterprise apps, I think the VMworld crowd tends to be more IT/ops-centric than app-centric, and that may have skewed the discussion. You see it even on the VMware Communities discussions — not much apps talk — although I also suspect in most cases there’s not much tuning to do. I’ll share your comments with the internal teams though.

Glad you had a good show in spite of the challenges!

John Troyer
VMware Communities

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