We have all been there I think. Since the first day we spun up our first website or blog. Get a domain name, fire up some web hosting, build your site and then move on. I can honestly say for the last eight or more years I have been endlessly searching for a better hosting provider for various sites. It ... Read More »
How To Deploy the Cohesity Azure Cloud Edition
Not only am I still new to Cohesity, but I’ve honestly never even touched Microsoft Azure until this week. As Jon Hildebrand and I have been preparing a live demo environment for Microsoft Ignite, we decided we needed to build a Cohesity Azure Cloud Edition. What I wanted to do was put into some simple terms the steps needed to ... Read More »
My ActualTech Media Cohesity VMworld 2018 Interview
Once again I was in attendance at VMworld 2018, this year working for Cohesity. I had the chance to get together with long time friend David Davis from ActualTech Media. I may have been losing my voice a bit by the time we did the interview, and was possibly rambling. However, I think some of the cool points came across ... Read More »
First Impressions and Hands On With Cohesity
Okay, so it’s been just over 3 weeks since I joined Cohesity. Last week I was finally able to get a bit hands on with the Cohesity Virtual Edition (VE) in my home lab to record some videos for VMworld. Yeah I got tossed right into that even with only a couple weeks on the payroll, but hey I like ... Read More »
Jumping On Board The Rocket That Is Cohesity
It seems like not to long ago I wrote one of these posts when I started with Tintri. Today literally wraps up my second week on the job and I can say this place truly is a rocket ship. I heard people refer to it that way but I didn’t really understand it until I came out to HQ and ... Read More »
The Anatomy Of Building An Automated WooCommerce Shop – Part 2
In part one I wanted to give the high level workflows that were used. Now it’s time to start going over how each individual application was setup to achieve the workflows described in part one. As WooCommerce is the initiator of all the data flow it makes sense to cover how that was setup and what plugins, both free and ... Read More »