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VMware Certified Technical Associate (VCTA) certifications are a new set of associate-level certifications that were released during VMworld a couple of weeks ago. I have covered the details about these certifications in my previous blog post. The VCTA exams validate the skills and knowledge required by candidates performing operational tasks within a virtualized infrastructure, in…
I took my VCAP-CMA Design beta on the 11th of March, which was the last available day to sit for the exam. It was my first ever VCAP exam and my first ever beta, two firsts there. Ever since I started working on VMware technology and gradually moved to designing and implementing the cloud suite…
VMware certification system was designed such that a test taker had two different portals for booking a certification. The associate and professional level exams (VCA and VCP) were available under one portal and all the other advanced level exams (VCIX and VCDX) were made available on a separate portal. This in turn made it necessary…
I hear a lot of people complaining about ever changing names of VMware products. All the vCenter-centric products got renamed to vCloud and then to vRealize and the same might continue to happen in the upcoming versions. vSphere 6.0 was not the only new highlight of yesterday’s announcements. VMware has set the stage to revamp…
EMC Certified Cloud Architect (EMCCA) is a certification track designed for cloud architects and design experts to understand the concepts of virtualization and also how to help an organization in it’s journey from virtualization to cloud to It-as-a-service. I agree with every word EMC uses to define who cloud architects are Cloud Architects deliver virtualization…