Here is a list of Virtualization blogs. If you own a blog, please feel free to add your site to the list.

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!Blogger
!Site Name
!URL
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|Duncan Epping
|Yellow Bricks
|http://www.yellow-bricks.com
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|Rynardt Spies
|VirtualVCP
|http://www.virtualvcp.com
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|Scott Lowe
| (n/a)
|http://blog.scottlowe.org
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|Mike Laverick
|RTFM Education
|http://www.rtfm-ed.co.uk
|-
|Jason Boche
| (n/a)
|http://www.boche.net/blog
|-
|Chad Sakac
|Virtual Geek
|http://virtualgeek.typad.com/virtual_geek/
|-
|Eric Sloof
|NTPro
|http://ntpro.nl/blog/
|-
|Rich Brambley
|VM / ETC
|http://vmetc.com
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|Gabe Van Zanten
|Gabe's Virtual World
|http://www.gabesvirtualworld.com
|-
|Eric Grey
|VCritical
|http://www.vcritical.com
|}

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==VMware vSphere Editions==
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