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VMware strives to set a standard of inclusion. During our training today, it was fantastic to hear about how work place inclusion is changing society and individuals lives. Connect with one person. Say hi. Ask how someone’s day is going. Pay something forward for a random person! #vminclusion #VMW
We’ve got a technical, demo-based webcast coming up that will teach you all about the newest features of vRealizeOps 7.5. It’s on May 22– register now!
VMware, Inc. (NYSE:VMW), a leading innovator in enterprise software, today announced the Carbon Avoidance Meter (CAM), to provide data center operators with near-real time “carbon scores” – determined from the level of one’s carbon footprint1 and energy usage – and recommendations for reducing this footprint. The CAM bases carbon scores on telemetry data sent to VMware through VMware Skyline, a proactive support technology, in order to encourage energy reduction and inspire sustainable best practices for the industry.
How to Be an Effective Open Source Contributor
By Ivana Yovcheva I’ve been working in open source for a while now, but I still remember what it’s like to start out. Joining even the most interesting sounding open source project can seem intimidating at first. You’ll likely see a ton of code you aren’t familiar with, perhaps written in languages you don’t yet The post How to Be an Effective Open Source Contributor appeared first on VMware Open Source Blog.
Quick Tip – Crucial NVMe SSD not recognized by ESXi 6.7
If you own or have recently purchased Crucial NVMe SSD such as CT1000P1SSD8 (1TB M.2 NVMe SSD) or CT500P1SSD8 (500GB M.2 NVMe SSD), please be aware that these devices may no be recognized by ESXi after upgrading to the latest release. Thanks to Pete Lindley, (OCTO for End-User Computing), who reached out last week regarding […]
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