Jason Langer works as a solutions architect for VMware Partner in the Pacific Northwest helping customers achieve their datacenter virtualization and end user computing goals. Jason has obtained multiple levels of certification both from Microsoft (MCSE/MCSA) and VMware (VCP/VCAP) and brings 15 years of IT experience that spans large enterprise and SMB. When not working during the day, he is active in the VMware community as a member of the Seattle VMUG Steering Committee, on Twitter (@jaslanger
), and generating content for his blog (www.virtuallanger.com).
He is also the technical reviewer of the following books:
VMware Horizon View 5.3 Design Patterns and Best Practices, Jason Ventresco, Packt Publishing
Troubleshooting vSphere Storage, Mike Preston, Packt Publishing
Alexzander Nepomnjashiy is an independent consultant and freelancer. He is particularly interested in the following IT technologies: Windows Server OSes administration, Microsoft SQL Servers internals, virtualization (VMware ESXi), OLAP, and business intelligence.
Fernando F. Rodrigues is an IT professional with more than 10 years experience in systems administration, especially with Linux and VMware. He is a system administrator who also focuses on programming (Perl, PowerCLI, Bash, and so on) and is currently learning Ruby and Python. He has experience in projects for the government sector and financial institutions. He is a technology enthusiast and his areas of interest include cloud computing, virtualization, infrastructure automation, Linux administration, and Raspberry Pi.
Timothy Smith has over 15 years experience in system administration and has been working with VMware products almost since the beginning. He is a VMware vExpert, and a VMware certified professional, and holds various Microsoft certifications. As an active blogger (http://tsmith.co), Tim has been actively testing and working with VMware vSphere and giving back helpful articles and posts to the community regarding various problems he has come across.