Tag: Horizon

Sep 29

Omnissa Horizon REST API with PowerShell: An API Adventure

Learn the Omnissa Horizon REST API with PowerShell — get a bearer token, then list, disable, and modify desktop pools with real Invoke-RestMethod examples.

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Sep 24

GPU Management with PowerCLI and Python | VMware Explore 2026

Title slide of 2026 VMware Explore Session. Session title: The Wondernerd Returns: Scripting GPU Management with PowerShell and Python

Learn how to pull VMware GPU performance metrics in VCF 9.1 using PowerCLI and Python — including GPU temperature, memory, power, and utilization stats.

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Jan 07 2026

Revealing Data, Reviving the Idea of Virtual Mobile Devices

Copilot. (2026). Ghostly spirits escaping a collapsing smartphone interface in Soviet-style propaganda illustration [AI-generated image]. Microsoft Copilot.

The concept of a virtual mobile device isn’t new. Now may be the time to revive that idea. Phones with multiple, or seemingly multiple personalities could be beneficial and quell concerns about data privacy. #EUC #ARM #vExpert #OmnissaTechInsider

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Aug 25

VCF and VVF 9 New GPU Management Scripting with PowerShell and Python [CODEQT1767LV]

VCF and VVF 9 introduce some new methods for managing GPUs both in the GUI and through code such as PowerShell and Python. I presented on this at VMware Explore in a VMware {Code} session CODEQT1767LV. Here are are the details on whats new with GPU management in vSphere 9 from my session.

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Aug 11

Make Room for Another End User at the EUC Table

Humans and robots working in cubicles with virtual desktops delivered by EUC as someone looks out over the vast expanse of users. This image is AI generated using the following prompt in Copilot: Create a digital illustration of a vast office landscape filled with hundreds of cubicles stretching to the horizon. Each cubicle is separated by light gray walls and contains either a humanoid robot or a human worker seated at a desk with a computer. Approximately 80% of the cubicles should contain robots, and 20% should contain humans. The robots should vary in eye color (e.g., blue, green, amber, violet) and some should wear ties to resemble office attire. The humans should be dressed in typical business clothing. The humans should be both male and female. The humans should represent different nationalities. There should be only one human or robot per cubical. In the foreground, include a person standing in an elevated position, looking out over the cubicle grid as if surveying the scene. The overall tone should be muted and professional, with soft lighting and a sense of depth created by the receding cubicles.

What is this new user type is that’s going to take #EUC and #AI by storm? Simply put, it will be an #agentic agent user.

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Sep 10

VMUG EUC Day Session: Virtual Desktops, GPUs, and Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do

Cover Slide for VMUG EUC Day: Virtual Desktops, GPUs, and Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do

VMUG EUC Day session: Virtual Desktops, GPUs, and Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do. This post contains the content for my EUC day session, from the slides to the recording following the event.

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Jul 23

AI Qubits You Need for Your VMware Explore Schedule

You got approval to attend VMware Explore this year! That’s fantastic, I look forward to seeing you there. By now you have probably started to build your schedule in session builder. I have a few Explore sessions you might want at the top of your list. And some of you might be wondering what AI …

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Aug 28

VMware Explore VMTN3081LV – AI on the Horizon: Delivering Virtualized AI Environments to Students

AI on the Horizon: Delivering Virtualized AI Environments to Students Cover Slide for VMTN3081LV vBrownBag Tech Talk session at VMware Explore 2023

Thank you to everyone who joined me for VMTN3081LV at VMware Explore. It was great having the opportunity to present AI on the Horizon: Delivering Virtualized AI Environments to Students.

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Oct 05 2021

VMTN2835 – Update to VDI by Day Compute by Night

This is post for my VMworld 2021 vBrownbag session VMTN2835. This session covers updates to the VDI by day compute by night scripts that I’ve been writing and updating for a couple of years. You can download all of the modules needed for this from my GitHub repo.

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Oct 04 2021

New PowerCLI Module – Finding vGPU Profiles

A deep dive on a PowerCLI module for finding vGPU profiles, used as part of VDI by day Compute by Night scripts. This PowerShell script finds what vGPU profiles are supported by a given set of hosts and reports it back as an object collection.

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