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VMware User Group (VMUG)
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About VMware User Group (VMUG)
The VMware User Group (VMUG) is an independent, global, customer-led organization, created maximize members’ use of VMware and partner solutions through knowledge sharing, training, collaboration, and events. The organization benefits the membership and VMware by: - Ensuring a consistent and high quality experience for all VMUG members - Providing a more effective interface between VMware and our customer base - Creating a cohesive network of VMware customers and partners with a collective voice capable of impacting VMware products and services - Establishing a support system and business model that allows the local VMUG leaders and VMware to move beyond tactical support into more strategic initiatives
Verified activity
Signals from VMware User Group (VMUG)
11 published signals
Presence & Recognition
VMware User Group (VMUG) recorded a PowerShell/PowerCLI session on loops at VMware Explore
Reported by Justin Sider
Products & Services
VMware User Group (VMUG) is bringing new content to help members become Better Technologists.
Reported by Justin Sider
Research & Knowledge
VMware User Group (VMUG) published a blog post titled Hardening and Securing VCF [CLOT1184LV] by Bob Plankers at VMware Explore.
Reported by Richard Kenyan
Presence & Recognition
VMware User Group (VMUG) participated in the VMware Explore 2026 conference.
Reported by Richard Kenyan
Presence & Recognition
VMware User Group (VMUG) participated in a few networking events to end the second day at VMware Explore.
Reported by Richard Kenyan
Products & Services
VMware User Group (VMUG) supported and functional on previous generations of hardware for the VCF Team.
Reported by Richard Kenyan
Presence & Recognition
VMware User Group (VMUG) hosted a session on the third day of VMware Explore featuring William Lam and Michael Krebs on Private Cloud Deployment and Best Practices for VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1
Reported by Richard Kenyan
Presence & Recognition
VMware User Group (VMUG) announced that spinning up a Virtual Kube Service (VKS) requires a VCF or VVF license.
Reported by Richard Kenyan
Presence & Recognition
VMware User Group (VMUG) participated in the VMware Explore Expo Hall/Hub event.
Reported by Richard Kenyan
Presence & Recognition
VMware User Group (VMUG) attended the start of the VMware Explore keynote.
Reported by Richard Kenyan
Research & Knowledge
VMware User Group (VMUG) published an article titled Optimizing Al from Model Requirements to GPU Consumption on VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1
Reported by Richard Kenyan