Both Developer and Administrator Training Kits have been recently released. Inside of these training kit you can expect functional Virtual Machines, with the BizTalk software installed, training module documents and PowerPoint presentations. This is the content that you would typically find in a Microsoft Official Curriculum course. The best part about these kits is they are made available for free.
I had the opportunity to collaborate with Jerry Anderson from Pluralsight on the Administration course. My contributions primarily focused on Module 6: Monitoring a BizTalk Environment with System Center Operations Manager (SCOM).
The BizTalk 2010 Developer Training Kit was released back in July and is available here. The Administration course was released on August 21 and can be found here.
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Good work. And on Windows 7, lacking Hyper-V you can fortunately download VHD, convert it to VMDK and then mount in VMWare and it works like charm.
Again on Windows 7 you can directly start Hyper-V vhd in VirtualBox 4 adding them as IDE drive to a new VM
Ivan,
You mind sharing how to start up the differencing vhd in VB4, I manage the start the parent vhd but have no luck with the other disks. The labs are broken up into multiple vhds.
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