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Field notes from the cloud

We’re Bryan and Rudolf. We write up the problems we run into while building and running clouds, usually run on VMware by Broadcom. We work with VCF, vSphere, NSX, vSAN, VMware Cloud Director and Usage Meter. However we also work with vendors such as Veeam and Zerto and do cool stuff with PowerShell. We hope to help the next engineer who hits the same error to find the fix in minutes instead of hours.

What we write about

Who we are

The authors

Bryan van Eeden

Senior Lead Cloud

  • Broadcom VCF Knight
  • vExpert

Bryan is an ambitious IT professional with decades of experience in architecting, building and operating complex (virtual) IT environments. Bryan is a 5* Broadcom VCF Knight, a decade long awarderd VMware vExpert and holds all VMware certifications.

Focus areas

  • VCF
  • vSAN
  • VCD
  • NSX
  • Veeam
  • Zerto
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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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Community and speaking

Talks, sessions and other writing

  1. Dec 2019Managing a vCloud Director powered virtual datacenter using codevMA TechCon – Bryan van Eeden & Rudolf KleijwegtSlides
  2. Mar 2019VMware Cloud Verified program from a tenant perspectiveVMUGNL – Bryan van Eeden & Rudolf KleijwegtSlides

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Disclaimer. The views on this blog are our own and do not represent those of our employers, Broadcom, VMware or any other vendor. Everything here is shared as-is: test in a lab first, take backups, and check the vendor documentation before changing production systems. Product names are trademarks of their respective owners.