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VMworld 2019 Breakout Sessions

Below are links to all the VMworld 2019 breakout sessions that have been published so far organized by either US or Europe. Enjoy!

VMworld US Playback URLs: vmworld-us-playback-urls.md

VMworld EU Playback URLs: vmworld-eu-playback-urls.md

Note: If you are looking to download sessions using command-line tools like wget or cURL, make sure to add a referer with value of http://www.vmworld.com or you will receive 403 error. Below are a few examples and you can also use the PowerShell script downloadSessions.ps1.

wget:

wget --referer http://www.vmware.com https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/vmworld-usa-2019/HBI1967BU.mp4

cURL:

curl --referer http://www.vmware.com https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/vmworld-usa-2019/HBI1967BU.mp4 -O HBI1967BU.mp4

PowerShell:

$headers = @{"referer" = "http://www.vmware.com"}
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/vmworld-usa-2019/HBI1967BU.mp4 -Headers $headers -Outfile HBI1967BU.mp4

Top 20 VMworld EU Sessions by Views (as of 11/30/19)

Index Title ViewCount
1 [OCTO2944BE] - Armed and Ready: VMware Tech and Solutions on Arm-Based Systems 773
2 [HYB3544KE] - Hybrid Cloud Keynote: Transform Infrastructure and Operations from the Data Center to the Cloud 339
3 [NETS3413KE] - Networking and Security Keynote: Networking and Security for the Cloud Era 327
4 [DW3459KE] - Digital Workspace Keynote: Becoming a Champion of Employee Experience 286
5 [HBI2278BE] - 60 Minutes of Non-Uniform Memory Architecture 254
6 [CODE1379E] - "If This Then That" for vSphere- The Power of Event-Driven Automation 194
7 [HCI3551KE] - HCI Keynote: The Foundation for your Future-proof Infrastructure 169
8 [HBI4937BE] - Introducing Project Pacific: Transforming vSphere into the App Platform of the Future 134
9 [CNET2061BE] - Next-Generation Reference Design with NSX-T: Part 1 132
10 [MOD3543KE] - Modern Apps Keynote: VMware Tanzu and Your Kubernetes Journey 126
11 [HBI4501BE] - Project Pacific: Native Pods Deep Dive 126
12 [HBI1452BE] - Project Pacific: Supervisor Cluster Deep Dive 114
13 [HBI1761BE] - Project Pacific 101: The Future of vSphere 113
14 [CNET1444BE] - Deploying and Designing Kubernetes with NSX-T (OpenShift, PKS, PAS) 96
15 [SEC3412KE] - Security Keynote: Intrinsic Security - How Your VMware Infrastructure Can Turn the Tide in Cybersecurity 92
16 [HCI1260BE] - Best Practices Guide to Running Your vCenter on vSAN 89
17 [HBI1973BE] - The Next Generation of Lifecycle Management for vCenter Server 76
18 [BCA1542BE] - SQL Server Workloads on VMware vSphere: Configuration Recommendations 71
19 [HBI1729BE] - PowerCLI Deep Dive 71
20 [ADV1077PE] - Ask the VMware End-User Computing Experts 68

Top 20 VMworld US Sessions by Views (as of 09/24/19)

Index Title ViewCount
1 [CNET1072BU] - NSX-T Design for Small to Mid-Sized Data Centers 739
2 [HBI1729BU] - PowerCLI Deep Dive 724
3 [ADV2549BU] - Horizon and NSX - A Match made in Heaven 405
4 [HBI1973BU] - The Next Generation of Lifecycle Management for vCenter Server 371
5 [HBI4937BU] - Introducing Project Pacific: Transforming vSphere into the App Platform of the Future 291
6 [DEE2023BU] - Workspace ONE and Azure AD Integration: Deep Dive from the Trenches 256
7 [CODE1379UR] - "If This Then That" for vSphere - The Power of Event-Driven Automation 207
8 [HCI1346BU] - A Practical Guide to Troubleshooting vSAN Performance 164
9 [HBI2278BU] - 60 Minutes of Non-Uniform Memory Architecture 154
10 [HBI2880BU] - Extreme Performance Series: DRS 2.0 Performance Deep Dive 132
11 [CNET2061BU] - Next-Generation Reference Design with NSX-T: Part 1 112
12 [ADV1111BU] - Architecting Horizon: The Official Reference Architecture 104
13 [KUB1835BU] - Introducing VMware Tanzu Mission Control: Manage Kubernetes at Scale 103
14 [HBI1421BU] - Innovations in vMotion: Features, Performance, and Best Practices 98
15 [HBI3416BUS] - Why should I use Virtual Volumes? A technical review. 96
16 [OCTO2944BU] - Armed and Ready: VMware Tech and Solutions on Arm-Based Systems 95
17 [BCA1542BU] - SQL Server Workloads on VMware vSphere: Configuration Recommendations 91
18 [HCI2733BU] - Hyperconverged Infrastructure: Present and Future 90
19 [OCTO2746BU] - Big Memory with VMware Cluster Memory 87
20 [CNET1028BU] - Demystifying the NSX-T Control and Data Plane 82

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the way to download with wget ;)

wget "https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/vmworld-usa-2019/ADV1045BU.mp4" --header="User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:23.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/23.0" --header="Accept: image/png,image/*;q=0.8,*/*;q=0.5" --header="Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.5" --header="Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate" --header="Referer: http://www.my-website.com"

Speed up downloads - avoid showing progress

Hi William,

Thanks for getting the download script available and noticed that with a quick change the download speeds can be improved.
In short all is needed is to disable the download progress meter with the $progressPreference variable.

I added the variable as seen in the snippet bellow :
Write-Host "Downloading $title ..."
$progressPreference = 'silentlyContinue'
Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $url -Headers $headers -Outfile $title
}

In my case it meant that i went from sub 1.5 MB/s download to around 2.2MB/s with peaks > 4 MB/s .

download-02

Maybe worth to consider adding this option.

Cheers
Bruno

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