Mastering voodoo: Building Linux VDI for Deep Learning workloads, Part 1
Linux VDI. It sucks. Period. Although it seems very easy to deploy and maintain, it isn’t. It’s some kind of voodoo that is hard to... Read more
Author: Johan van Amersfoort
How to build an F1 simulator game in a VDI
At ITQ, we like to experiment with technology and push the limits of what’s possible. If we present sessions about the Art of the Possible,... Read more
Low-noise vGPU and vSAN Homelab optimizations
Last week you might have read that I have been working on a new homelab, based on vSphere 6.7u1 including Horizon 7.7, NVIDIA vGPU, VMware... Read more
Building a low-power vSAN & vGPU Homelab
For the past couple of months, I have been experimenting with different setups of lab equipment because I wanted to take my homelab to the... Read more
The Year of VDI: The survey results are out!
To be The Year of VDI or not to be The Year of VDI, that’s the question. Well, to be honest, I don’t think it’s... Read more
How useful is a Digital Workspace without VDI?
The initiative to declare 2019 as the true Year of VDI continues. As you may have read in my previous blog post, I believe the... Read more
Will 2019 finally be the Year of VDI?
Many people joke about it and mock with the fact that it has been The Year of VDI for many years. But, is it finally here?... Read more
Review of VMworld 2018 in Barcelona
While waiting at the airport in Barcelona for my wife to arrive, I’m trying to channel everything that happened in the last 5 days. VMworld... Read more
Designing a VDI, the VCDX way
Thanks for checking out my session on either the VMworld VMTN theater, the vBrownbag channel or a local VMUG. You can find the slides I... Read more