Vmware Vcenter Virtualization

Learn VMware virtualization and its concepts, vSphere, how to download and deploy VMware vCenter

What you'll learn
The set of skills which can be obtained from this VMware Training are such as VMware, Virtualization, vCenter, vSphere, Virtual Machines
Learn Hypervisor, ESXi, VM Creation, vCenter Installation, Files in the Web client, ESXi host, Alarms, vSphere HA and Cluster, Master-Slave Configuration
The several other skills from this course are such as VMotion, Snapshots, EVC, Standard Switch, Network Load Balancing, Distributed Switches
The course also contains a set of tangible skills such as network and desktop virtualization, hypervisor, vSphere, vCenter, memory allocations, resource sharing
Requirements
Basic knowledge on VMware administration: The course has few prerequisites such as it requires basic knowledge on server administration or VMware or Virtualization concepts or technologies to run the shared resources or virtualized networks across the data centers. Knowledge in any ESXi server or vCenter Server: A basic knowledge on the usage of VMware technologies like VMware servers, vSphere or vCenter servers, hypervisor concepts is an added advantage to easily learn the VMware concepts. This VMware Training gives more benefits in terms of Virtualization for any Server Admin or VMware Admin.
Description
VMware is a virtualization concept that is based on virtualizing or containerizing different types of operating systems in the form of cloud computing for easy access to resources. It was developed by VMware Inc. software company which provides cloud computing and platform level virtualization services for desktops and servers. The virtualized services can be anything of applications or servers or storage or networks. There are a lot of benefits of using Virtualization are such as operational costs reduction, very minimum or negligible downtime, more efficiency, productivity, responsivity, etc. The main properties of Virtualization are isolation, encapsulation, partitioning, hardware independence, etc. In VMware, the virtualization concepts are of two types called Server Virtualization or Network Virtualization. Virtualization mainly isolates the physical hardware from the user work environment. The Virtual Machines have thin layers of isolation called hypervisor which makes the different virtual machines to be run on a single host.The Server Virtualization is responsible for running multiple operating systems on a single server with high efficiency that increases the application performance and high availability of the server. The virtualization can also be related to desktops where the virtualized desktops can be shared with the remote locations easily and instantlyThe set of skills which can be obtained from this VMware Training are such as VMware, Virtualization, vCenter, vSphere, Virtual Machines, Hypervisor, ESXi, VM Creation, vCenter Installation, Files in the Web client, ESXi host, Alarms, vSphere HA and Cluster, Master-Slave Configuration, etc.The several other skills from this course are such as VMotion, Snapshots, EVC, Standard Switch, Network Load Balancing, Distributed Switches, Standard to DV Switch Migration, etc.The other skills which can be obtained on completion of this Online VMware Course are such as Impact Analysis of DV Switch, Clone Template, app Linux Basic Command, Installing Win7 in VM Ware workstation, VM Ware Player, VM Ware Converter Standalone, VM Ware Shared Machine, and VM Ware Machine Snapshot.The course also contains a set of tangible skills such as network and desktop virtualization, hypervisor, vSphere, vCenter, memory allocations, resource sharing, etc.This VMware Training contains skills that are required for VMware developers or Server Admins to administrate the servers and applications based on the resource allocations and configurations

Overview

Section 1: VMware vCenter

Lecture 1 Introduction to Vcenter and Vcenter Appliance Training

Lecture 2 ESXi 5.5 System Requirements

Lecture 3 Why vCenter

Lecture 4 Features of vCenter

Lecture 5 Fault Tolerance

Lecture 6 How to Installation vCenter

Lecture 7 Vmware Installation

Lecture 8 Installing Vmware-vCenter Server

Lecture 9 Installing Vmware-vSphare Client

Lecture 10 Usage Administrator

Lecture 11 Introduction to Vmware Vcenter

Lecture 12 Resolution of Vcenter Server

Lecture 13 Installation of Vcenter Server

Lecture 14 Configuration of Vcenter Server

Lecture 15 Database Settings of Vcenter Server

Lecture 16 Administration Setting Vcenter Server

Lecture 17 Vsphere Web Client

Lecture 18 Vsphere Web Client Continues

Lecture 19 Sso Setting Vcenter Server

Section 2: Vcenter Appliance Server Training

Lecture 20 Introduction to Vcenter Appliance Server

Lecture 21 Hypervisor and Allocation of Resources

Lecture 22 Source Requirement by Hypervisor

Lecture 23 Options for Network Adapter

Lecture 24 Connecting Virtual Machine to ESXi

Lecture 25 NFS Datastore Configuration

Lecture 26 Maintainance Task on ESXi

Lecture 27 Customizing different Roles

Lecture 28 Process for Disabling a Service

Lecture 29 Exploring the Manager Options

Lecture 30 Creating a Virtual Machine

Lecture 31 Installation of Vmware Tools

Lecture 32 Statistics and Performance of Vmware

Lecture 33 Editing and Removing Harddisk

Lecture 34 Working on the Server Console

Lecture 35 Purpose and Installation of Vcentre

Lecture 36 vCentre Server with an Embedded Platform

Lecture 37 Setting up vCentre Server Appliance

Lecture 38 Configuration Consoles of vCentre Appliance

Lecture 39 Exploring advanced option of ESXI host

Lecture 40 Identifying files in webclient

Lecture 41 Access and Permission

Lecture 42 Learning about the vCentre explporation

Lecture 43 Analyzing the options in Privileges

Lecture 44 Modifications in Data centre

Lecture 45 Access and Permission in vCentre

Lecture 46 Providing Acess to active directory

Lecture 47 User and groups management

Lecture 48 Creating a Data centre

Lecture 49 Gateway to connect to ESXI host

Lecture 50 Advanced sytem settings

Lecture 51 Configuring and customization of Alarm

Lecture 52 Exploring more in Alarms

Lecture 53 Providing a script name

Lecture 54 Vsphere-HA

Lecture 55 Cluster Application

Lecture 56 Cluster Application Continue

Lecture 57 HA Testing

Lecture 58 Master Slave Configuration

Lecture 59 Master Slave Configuration Continue

Lecture 60 Vmotion

Lecture 61 Assign the Static IP

Lecture 62 Destination Ram

Lecture 63 How to Snapshots Work

Lecture 64 Snapshots Memory Content

Lecture 65 Consolidate Snapshots

Lecture 66 EVC Mode

Lecture 67 Power Management Feature

Lecture 68 Standard Switch

Lecture 69 V Switch

Lecture 70 Network Load Balancing

Lecture 71 IP Configuration

Lecture 72 Link status

Lecture 73 Distributed Switches

Lecture 74 Physical Adaptors

Lecture 75 ETV Switch Configuration

Lecture 76 Standard to DV Switch Migration

Lecture 77 Create Port Group

Lecture 78 Manage Physical Network Adaptars

Lecture 79 Impact Analysis of DV Switch

Lecture 80 Data Portgroup

Lecture 81 Clone Template

Lecture 82 Select Storage

Lecture 83 Convert to Template

Lecture 84 Type of Disk

Lecture 85 Thin Provisioning

Lecture 86 Dependent and Independent Hard Disk

Lecture 87 Treaming and Fallover

Lecture 88 VM-Host Rules

Lecture 89 vApp

Lecture 90 Select Name and Location

Lecture 91 Create the Resource Pool

Lecture 92 Update Manager

Lecture 93 Hosts Baseline

Lecture 94 Patching

Lecture 95 Patching Continue

Lecture 96 Port Properties

Lecture 97 Port Group Status

Lecture 98 Vcenter and ESXi Upgrade

Lecture 99 Vcenter and ESXi Upgrade Continue

Section 3: VCenter Project : VCenter Security and VM Cluster Setup

Lecture 100 Introduction to Project

Lecture 101 Shared Disk

Lecture 102 Shared Disk Continue

Lecture 103 Network Configuration

Lecture 104 ESXI Hardening GUI

Lecture 105 ESXI Password Policy Powershell

Lecture 106 VM and VMOTION Encryption

Lecture 107 Vsphere Roles and Permissions

Lecture 108 Conclusion

Students or Professionals with VMware Administration experience: Any student or working professional with VMware administration experience or any system administration or server administration experience can choose this course. It is highly recommended to have basic knowledge of the virtualization technologies or hypervisor or server or network virtualization techniques. Anyone interested in learning or working on VMware or vCenter or vSphere servers are the target audience for this course. System Administrators or System Engineers or command line working experience: All the System Administrators, or Systems Engineers or Server Admins are the target audience for this VMware course. Anyone with a relative server or VMware admin skills can choose this course. Any professional is eligible to opt for this Online VMware course with roles such as System Admins, Network Admin, Data Analyst, Virtualization Consultant, VMware System Administrator, Systems Engineer, Technical Support Engineer, Windows System Administrator, Citrix Administrator, Technical Specialist, Linux Administrator, etc