Last Friday I presented at the annual VMUG Belgium meeting in Mechelen. This year I ran a vRealize Orchestrator workshop. In the workshop we discussed some vRO basics.
To everybody that attended the workshop, thanks for being there! If you want to learn what was discussed, you can download the vRO workshop presentation here.
During the workshop we also did a lab, using VMware’s Hands-On Labs infrastructure. Of course this lab (as all the labs on the Hands-On Labs) is still available on the VMware HOL website: Lab HOL-1721-SDC-5 – Introduction to vRealize Orchestrator is a good starting point if you want to learn more on vRO.
Almost ready! Doing the latest preparations for @vmugbe workshop. Together with the world famous @LucD22 pic.twitter.com/xQexTVwsI3
— Viktor van den Berg (@viktoriousss) May 12, 2017
@viktoriousss getting very excited in the lab!#vmugbe pic.twitter.com/ewpbSM4tXr
— Luc Dekens 🫧 (@LucD22) May 12, 2017
vRO workshop in full swing with @viktoriousss #vmugbe pic.twitter.com/th800gFcSF
— Luc Dekens 🫧 (@LucD22) May 12, 2017
