NEW Webinar: Supercharge your ESXi deployment with PowerCLI

If you’re still managing your VMware infrastructure via vCenter, do you just love the act of pointing and clicking? No? Then why are you doing it the hard way?

Start automating and managing your hosts and VMs with PowerShell and PowerCLI! Sign up for the webinar on Tuesday April 26th at 4PM CEST / 10AM EDT

In this session, we will introduce you to PowerShell and VMware’s PowerShell module called PowerCLI. Maybe you’ve used PowerCLI before, and you’re not sure on all the use-cases, or even if you have no experience with PowerShell or PowerCLI at all, don’t worry.

We’ll be starting with the basics and by the time we’re done, you’ll be armed with enough PowerCLI knowledge to hit the ground running and have more skills to impress the boss with!

Sign up here:

About the Presenters:

 
Andy Syrewicze

Andy is a Technical Evangelist for Altaro Software, providing technical marketing and pre-sales expertise. Prior to that Andy spent the last 12+ years providing technology solutions across several industry verticals including, education, fortune 500 manufacturing, healthcare and professional services working for MSPs and Internal IT Departments. During that time he became an expert in VMware, Linux, and Network Security, but his main focus over the last 7 years has been in Virtualization, Cloud Services and the Microsoft Server Stack, with an emphasis on Hyper-V.
 
 
Blog: http://syrewiczeit.com/
Twitter: @asyrewicze

Adam Bertram

Adam Bertram is an independent consultant, technical writer, trainer, and presenter. He specializes in consulting and evangelizing all things IT automation mainly focused around Windows PowerShell. Adam is a Microsoft Windows Cloud and Datacenter Management MVP focused on Windows PowerShell and has numerous Microsoft IT pro certifications. He authors IT pro course content for Pluralsight, is a regular contributor to numerous print and online publications and presents at various user groups and conferences.
 
 
Blog: http://adamtheautomator.com
Twitter: @adbertram