Special thanks to Chris!!! 🙂

I was sick at the weekend … currently I regenerate from a flu and a Tinitus which I got last week 🙁 hopefully I can start with the cloud setup mid of this week.

I’m going to setup a Eucalyptus cloud on my HP ML115 G5. I have installed a additional 160GB S-ATA harddisk. Plan/Idea: install Ubuntu 9.10 with Eucalyptus Node Controller on ML115 install Ubuntu 9.10 in a Virtual Machine on my laptop or MacMini including Eucalyptus (Cloud Controller, Walrus etc) download an install 1 …

It was a 7h IBM Workshop about technologies and cloud provider. Amazon EC2 Microsoft Azure Salesforce.com Eucalyptus Cloud (Ubuntu) VMware This workshop was very interessting. 🙂

Tomorrow (2010-03-04) I will attend a VMware Cloud workshop in Düsseldorf … 🙂

Currently I setup a Windows XP appliance which I would like to use for a new way to manage a VMware ESXi plattform. A colleague had this idea to create an interface to manage ESXi free server’s from any kind of CMS. Some details: OS: Windows XP Software: Apache, PHP, Powershell, VMware PowerCLI, JSON for PHP more …

My private Homelab is up and running 🙂 Server: HP ML115 G5 CPU: AMD Quad Core 2,2 GHz RAM: 8GB Memory HDD: 2x 160GB Sata OS: VMware ESXi free

This one-liner will count all VM’s on a ESX host Get-VMHost -Server xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx | Select Name,@{N="NumVM";E={($_ |Get-VM -Server xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx | where {$_.PowerState -eq "PoweredOn"}).Count}} Coding for usage with the VESI: $noConnection = $true if ($global:vmwareManagedHosts) { foreach ($key …

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