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vGhetto VMworld 2011 Charity Bike Ride

08.13.2011 by William Lam // 1 Comment

Continuing the tradition of the VMworld Fun Run started by Duncan Epping back in 2010, VMworld 2011 will include both a fun run and new this year, a bike ride run in Las Vegas. This year, the VMworld 2011 Red Rock Canyon Bike Ride and Fun Run event will not only be for recreation but will also be for charity! The bike ride will be 23 miles and the fun run will be approximately an hour and distance will vary based on your speed. Also the event will be starting at 5am on Monday 29th, so make sure you recover from the VMworld Underground party the night before. 

The registration fee for the fun run is $110 USD and bike ride is $150 USD, which in my personal opinion is quite steep. I still think the event is worthwhile and this will be a great way to get some exercise, especially since I won't be able to ride my road bike as I normally do throughout the week. If you are attending VMworld 2011 in Las Vegas, you should consider taking part in this event for a great cause. All proceeds and registrations will be donated to the Friends of Red Rock Canyon, a group of volunteers who help to preserve the Red Rock Canyon in Nevada.

Okay, so here is the challenge I pose to the VMware and virtualization community: If you would like to see me to ride the 23 miles for Friends of Red Rock Canyon, please consider sponsoring me by clicking on the link provided below. All proceeds collected will be donated to Friends of Red Rock Canyon and I will also get my employer to match the final amount.

*** Please RT, re-post and share this with your colleagues, friends and vendors! If you would like to sponsor me to ride in this event or would like to donate to a worthy cause, please consider donating. ***

Click on the "Donate" button below to donate, any amount will help as this is for charity! 

Categories // Uncategorized Tags // vmworld

vGhetto Tech Exchange VMworld 2010 Video

10.25.2010 by William Lam // Leave a Comment

Back in September, I presented at my very first VMworld: vGhetto - Communities Building Great Solutions (PPC-07) alongside Edward Haletky at Tech Exchange VMworld 2010. For those that missed the session, the famous Pablo Roesch of VMware has graciously uploaded our presentation to Vimeo 🙂

You can view the presentation here.

vGhetto - Communities Building Great Solutions from heyitspablo on Vimeo.

Categories // Uncategorized Tags // vGhetto, vmworld, vsphere sdk for perl

Presenting at VMworld Developers Day 2010

07.28.2010 by William Lam // Leave a Comment

If you are attending VMworld Developers Day 2010, come by and check out the presentation I will be giving alongside the security and virtualization expert, Edward Haletky.

Our presentation is entitled: vGhetto - Communities Building Great Solutions (PPC-07)

Level: Advanced

Description: The vSphere APIs offer a very rich interface allowing developers and administrators to create any number of scripts and tools to aid in the management of their VMware environment. We will present to you how the vGhetto Scripts and Client were created using vSphere API in a platform agnostic manner. The vGhetto Client is a multi platform user interface for running tasks that previously could only be run from a command line. We will also show you how to implement the vGhetto Scripts on various platforms that includes Windows, Linux, and Mac OSX including a few live demonstrations.  While we have chosen the vSphere SDK for Perl, all other SDKs (PowerCLI, VI Java, etc.) can also work in creation of an invaluable set of tools targeted at a developer or administrator.

Speaker: William Lam, Edward Haletky

If you are interested in automation and want to learn how the vGhetto Scripts can help you administer and manage your VMware environment. We will also be giving a cool demo of the vGhetto Client, you won't want to miss this session. Hope to you see you here!

For more details on this and other sessions at VMworld Developers Day 2010, check out this blog post here.

I would also like to mentioned that Wil Van Antwerpen, who is not listed in the abstract, is also a key member in the vGhetto Open Source Project. Unfortunately, Wil will not be joining us at VMworld this year.

Categories // Uncategorized Tags // ghetto, vGhetto, vmworld

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