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In this blog post I'm going to cover how to contribute to a project, hosted on Github by performing a pull request.
For those of you who know me and those of you who don’t, it won’t come as a surprise that I’m not a developer and I will never claim to be one. So, when I decided I wanted to learn how to contribute to a project on GitHub what better way to do this than to write a blog post about it.
This year I switched jobs. Continue reading to learn a bit more about what I'm doing now.
Let’s put it this way. I wasn’t looking for a new job. But due to an unforeseen curveball, I now work for Pure Storage. This wasn’t a planned move, but looking back (6 months now). I have no complaints!! I wish all of my friends and colleagues at Entrust the best of luck and I know we will see each other at future trade shows or somewhere else along our travels.
In this post I'm going to cover the vCenter API Commands. These API Commands are accessible from the vCenter CLI. Intrigued? Read on...
I recently wrote about a little issue where I had to quickly get my lab hosts and vCenter upgraded to vSphere 7.0U3k luckily vSphere Lifecycle Manager saved me. During that process I discovered in vCenter there are a bunch of API calls you can make directly from the CLI once you SSH into vCenter.
This is my personal blog about technical topics including virtualization, storage, networking, backups, and some random IT stuff that strikes my fancy.