The practice questions are written in the same style as those in the real exam, and try really hard to pull all the same tricks too! Each question comes with an explanation of the question and answer(s), and of course questions can be discussed with the instructor and other attendees.

I’m a proud man again today, I’ve taken my place in the vExpert Spotlight over on VMware’s VMTN Blog.

VCP4 has essentially been the “industry standard” virtualisation certification since it was first released back in 2009, and there are thousands of individuals who already hold the certification. I train people all the time who want to gain VCP4, but now VMware have launched vSphere 5 it won’t be too long til VCP5 certification becomes […]

Following the launch of vSphere 5 on July 12^th, VMware have started to release information about how invididuals can update their certification to VCP5. If you’re already a VCP4 holder, you can update your certification to VCP5 by passing the VCP5 exam once it becomes available. Until February 29^th 2012,  VCP4 holders will not be required […]

Following on from the July 12^th launch of vSphere 5, vCloud Director 1.5 and Site Recovery Manager 5, the Education Services team at VMware have revamped the official curriculum offerings for these products. These new courses will become available in the coming months, the final course titles and content are subject to change, and I’m not permitted […]

In addition to the vSphere 5 launch announcement on July 12^th, vCloud Director is also being updated to version 1.5, and the Education Services team at VMware are expanding the training offerings for this new version. This post gives you as much information as VMware will allow me to share at this time  —  the final course […]

July 12^th saw the announcement of vSphere 5, and the Education Services team at VMware have been busy for some time developing the new vSphere curriculum. In this blog post, I’m going to share with you as much as VMware will allow me to about the new official training options for vSphere, coming later in 2011. […]

Now VMware have launched vSphere 5, one of the big decisions that people have to make is whether to continue with the vSphere 4 certifications or wait for the equivalent vSphere 5 certifications to be released. I think it’s a very individual choice, it depends on a number of things: — Have you already started […]

VMware have now launched vSphere 5, and along with it they also announced the VCP5 certification. The VCP5 exam will become available after August 29^th 2011, and until February 29^th 2012 those with VCP4 can update their certification to VCP5 with no mandatory vSphere 5 training requirement. That’s great for those who hold VCP4, but an […]

July 12^th saw the launch of vSphere 5, the next generation virtualisation/cloud infrastructure suite from VMware. VCP is widely accepted as being the “industry standard” certification in virtualisation, and VCP5 has also been launched! The VMware Certification portal has already been updated with the VCP5 exam blueprint and even a VCP5 mock exam, and there is […]