Certification @ VMworld 2012 - San Francisco

[jonhall]

If you are attending VMworld San Francisco, please stop by the Certification Lounge, where we have the following going on:

1.  NEW Interactive simulations of the VCAP-CID (Cloud Infrastructure Design), VCAP-DCD (Datacenter Design) and VCAP-DCA (Datacenter Administration).

2.  Take the VCAP-DCA Test Track challenge and show off you live lab skills for a chance to win great prizes!!

3.  Get the latest information on our Certification tracks.

4.  Discover the new Learning Paths tool.

5.  Pick up a 2GB USB drive containing the latest Exam Blueprint Guides, Interactive Simulations, Certification tracks and more.

We are located in the Marriott Marquis, 4th Floor, Pacific E.

We hope to see you there!

[jwhitehv]

Is there a new VCP exam blueprint guide?  The one on the site is still from June 2012.    

[scott28tt]

The link on the VCP5 page will point to the latest blueprint, so I'd say the answer to your question is no. I assume you are wondering about the effect of the vSphere 5.1 release on the VCP5 exam, as per other threads this week the exam is normally generic across minor versions.

[jwhitehv]

No, I just wondered whether the offer to "pick up the latest exam blueprints" implied there was an update.                   

[pawanctc]

Do you have it uploaded online on the vmworld site? or will it be available later online?

[scott28tt]

I would expect the same materials to be made available through http://www.vmware.com/education and http://www.vmware.com/certification but Jon might come back and confirm that.

[scott28tt]

I think the USB stick is just a nice convenient way of having all the materials to hand, rather than having to go to the page for each certification and downloading the relevant content from the website - and of course the VCAP5 and VCP-IaaS exams are pretty new too.

[lilesj]

Hi Pawan,

The information on the USB drive we're giving out in the Certification Lounge is also available online at www.vmware.com/certification

Jill

[jwhitehv]

OK, so "latest" didn't imply "updated."