NLVMUG UserCon 2019 recordings available on YouTube

Published by Rudolf Kleijwegt on

On March 21 Bryan and myself attended the Dutch VMUG UserCon 2019. It was a very busy day filled with a lot of interesting content. If you were unable to attend or missed a session because of scheduling conflicts you can now view them on YouTube! Check out the following playlist with all the available recordings: NLVMUG UserCon 2019

Among the videos is a recording of the session we gave on the VMware Cloud Verified program.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdw1U3hu9X8

The presentations can be downloaded from the NLVMUG website.

A big shoutout to the Dutch VMUG leaders for hosting the event! See you all next year.

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Rudolf Kleijwegt

I am an experienced IT professional with over 20 years of hands-on experience designing, deploying, and maintaining IT infrastructure in both enterprise and service provider environments. My skills span across Linux and Windows and a multitude of server applications, allowing me to excel in a wide range of IT roles. Currently, my primary focus is on Software Defined DataCenter and DevOps. I am passionate about staying up to date with the latest trends in the industry to achieve superior outcomes.

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