Mastering Vmware: Vcenter | Esxi | Virtualization
Published 1/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 6.09 GB | Duration: 12h 16m
Published 1/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 6.09 GB | Duration: 12h 16m
Learn to master VMware infrastructure with hands-on expertise in vCenter, ESXi configuration, clusters, and switches.
What you'll learn
Installing and configuring vCenter Server and ESXi hosts.
Creating, managing, and optimizing virtual machines.
Setting up advanced networking, clustering, and high-availability features.
Migrating switches and managing alarms for proactive monitoring.
Patching and upgrading VMware infrastructure.
Requirements
Basic knowledge of IT systems and networking. Familiarity with virtualization concepts is helpful but not mandatory. A computer with virtualization capabilities and internet access.
Description
The Mastering VMware course is an all-encompassing guide for IT professionals, system administrators, and virtualization enthusiasts who aim to excel in managing VMware environments. From setting up vCenter and ESXi to advanced configurations like HA Clusters, Distributed Switches, and Snapshots, this course covers it all. With 24 structured sections, students will gain hands-on experience and a deep understanding of VMware's powerful tools.Section 1: IntroductionThis section introduces the fundamentals of VMware, starting with the vCenter Appliance Server, hypervisor concepts, and resource allocation. It builds a strong foundation for managing VMware environments.Section 2: ESXi ConfigurationDive into configuring ESXi, including hypervisor requirements, network adapters, NFS datastore setups, and critical maintenance tasks. Learn to customize roles and manage services effectively.Section 3: VM CreationThis section guides you through the creation and management of virtual machines (VMs), including installing VMware Tools, monitoring performance statistics, and editing virtual hardware like hard disks.Section 4: vCenter InstallationLearn the purpose and installation of vCenter Server, including configuring embedded platforms and appliance consoles, providing a comprehensive understanding of vCenter's capabilities.Section 5: Files in WebClientExplore advanced ESXi host options and learn to identify and manage files within the vSphere Web Client for efficient infrastructure management.Section 6: File Names and DirectoriesGain in-depth knowledge about access permissions, vCenter exploration, privilege options, and active directory integrations for secure and organized VMware management.Section 7: Connecting to ESXi HostMaster user and group management, data center creation, connecting gateways, and configuring advanced system settings for seamless host integration.Section 8: More in AlarmsLearn to configure and customize alarms, explore advanced alarm settings, and implement scripts for automated responses.Section 9: vSphere-HA and ClusterUnderstand high availability (HA) in vSphere and cluster applications, from setup to HA testing, ensuring failover protection in virtual environments.Section 10: Master-Slave ConfigurationDelve into master-slave configurations to optimize resource utilization and streamline virtualized environments.Section 11: vMotionLearn to migrate live VMs with vMotion, including static IP assignments and destination RAM configurations for uninterrupted operations.Section 12: SnapshotsMaster the use of snapshots to preserve VM states, memory content, and consolidate snapshots for efficient storage management.Section 13: EVCExplore Enhanced vMotion Compatibility (EVC) modes and power management features to maximize hardware efficiency.Section 14: Standard SwitchUnderstand the basics of Standard Switches and VSwitches for managing VMware network traffic effectively.Section 15: Network Load BalancingLearn to configure network load balancing, including IP settings, link status, and traffic optimization techniques.Section 16: Distributed SwitchesDive into Distributed Switches, physical adaptors, and advanced switch configurations to centralize network management.Section 17: Standard to DV Switch MigrationLearn to migrate from Standard to Distributed Switches, including creating port groups and managing network adaptors.Section 18: Impact Analysis of DV SwitchAnalyze the impact of Distributed Switches on network performance and explore data port group configurations.Section 19: Clone TemplateMaster the creation and management of VM templates, including storage selection and conversion for streamlined deployment.Section 20: Type of Disk and FTLearn about disk types, provisioning methods, hard disk configurations, and fault tolerance setups.Section 21: Shares, Affinity, and vAppUnderstand VM-Host rules, vApp creation, resource pools, and location selection for advanced virtualization scenarios.Section 22: Update Manager and PatchingLearn to manage updates and patches for hosts, ensuring your VMware environment stays secure and efficient.Section 23: Distributed to Standard SwitchExplore port properties and group statuses while transitioning from Distributed to Standard Switches.Section 24: vCenter and ESXi UpgradeUnderstand the upgrade process for vCenter and ESXi, ensuring seamless transitions to newer versions.ConclusionThis course provides comprehensive knowledge and hands-on skills to manage, optimize, and troubleshoot VMware environments. By the end, students will be fully equipped to handle complex virtualization tasks with confidence.
System administrators managing VMware infrastructures.,IT professionals seeking to deepen their virtualization knowledge.,Developers interested in virtualized test environments.,Anyone aiming to earn VMware certification or enhance their career in IT infrastructure.