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vSphere HTML5 Web Client Fling – Getting Started VMware announced the first step towards making a HTML5 Web Client a reality, the vSphere HTML5 Web Client Fling. This first release of the Fling will focus primarily on VM management, with more updates coming. Here is a list of the features and operations available in this first release: VM power operations VM Edit Settings (simple CPU, Memory, Disk changes) VM Console VM and Host Summary pages VM Migration (only to a Host) Clone to Template/ VM Create VM on a Host (limited) Additional monitoring views: Performance charts, Tasks, Event Global Views: Recent tasks, Alarms (view only) Integrated Feedback Tool The vSphere HTML5 Web Client Fling is a standalone appliance that can be deployed in your existing or new vSphere 6.0 and later environments in a transparent manner.

VMware Horizon 7 - Delivering Virtual or Hosted Desktops through a Single Platform VMware Horizon 7 has reinvented desktop and application virtualization with a single platform purpose-built for the mobile-cloud era. Drawing on the best of mobile and the cloud, Horizon 7 radically transforms traditional VDI, giving you unprecedented simplicity, flexibility, speed and scale–all at lower costs. VMware Horizon 7 Product Summary Just-in-Time Delivery with Instant Clone Technology: Reduce infrastructure requirements while enhancing security with Instant Clone technology and App Volumes. Instantly deliver brand new personalized desktop and application services to end users every time they log in. Transformational User Experience with Blast Extreme: A new protocol built for the mobile cloud gives end users a better desktop experience across any network or location, and on more devices than

So here is the skinny on taking the vSphere 6 Foundations Exam (2V0-620). The first thing that should be noted is that it is a non-proctored exam which means you take it wherever you want that has internet access. You do not have to go to a testing center and no one is watching you take the test. Nice! PearsonVue delivers the test. Upon paying for the exam, you can start the test immediately, or you can take it within the next 72 hours, which gives you the luxury to take it whenever whenever your brain is at its best. The Foundations exam contains 65 questions, which is not as many as previous exams, but this doesn’t make it any easier. The VMware website shows