Yes, it has been five months now since I began this journey as a newbie blogger with my site empiricvirtualization.com - wow, how the time has flown by! I chose the word empiric because it aptly describes my mission to share some of my hands-on knowledge and experiences. I’ve had the privilege to share some fairly unique posts with you (i.e. the hunt for the elusive dvSwitch config, and my virtualized OpenVPN server), and also become more active in the virtualization and tech communities.
I’d like to say a big THANK YOU to my readers and followers; because, it really is you that motivates me to keep blogging, even though the time required can be rather elusive. It is my intention to continue to deliver unique and educational content, and to start new conversations.
Have you enjoyed these posts? Is there a topic that you would like me to write about? I’d love to hear your feedback.
Here is a sneak peak at some upcoming posts:
- vCenter 5.5 Gotchas
- This post will cover some of my experiences deploying vCenter and Site Recovery Manager 5.5, some of the issues I encountered, and how I successfully overcame them.
- Deploying an OpenVPN Server on my Raspberri Pi
- This is the fourth installment in the DIY home VPN experiment series. This post will discuss my OpenVPN deployment using my Raspberri Pi running Pidora.
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Keep on virtualizing!
