About Vmware Training

Virtualization has become ubiquitous in data centers. More and more organizations are moving towards virtualization because of the enormous cost savings as well as the scalability that it offers. This course will cover all the aspects required to design, configure and manage a Virtual Data Center environment using VMware vSphere Virtualization Technology. The course will provide hands-on Virtual Data Center Infrastructure administration, as no Data Center/Cloud is complete without virtualization today. The training will be given by Senior System/Network Engineers with several years of field experience in Virtualization.


Highlights of Vmware Training

Course Duration

1 month

8 Weekends

Learners

50000

Delivery Mode

Class Room Training

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WHO WILL BENEFIT
Project Managers 80%
Students 70%
Developers 40%
Financial Analyst 50%
Data Analyst 70%
Data Miners 40%
Specialist 80%
COURSE CURRICULUM

Table of Contents

S.No Chapter Hours
1 Introduction to VMware 1 hours
2 Virtualization Overview 1 hours
3 Planning, Installation & Initial Configuration 3 hours
4 vCenter 2 hours
5 Networking 2 hours
6 Virtual Machines 2 hours
7 A vSphere web client 2 hours
8 Performance 3 hours
9 vMotion 1 hours
10 Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS), HA Clusters 3 hours
11 Automation in vSphere 2 hours
12 LAB 10 hours
13 Test 3 hours
Total 35 hours

Modules

1.Introduction
alt_textAbout the course
alt_textMeet your Instructor
alt_textDatacenter terminologies & Introduction to Server Hardware
alt_textVirtualization Overview
alt_text Vendors & a quick comparison
alt_textVMware vSphere suite
alt_textVMware ecosystem
2.Planning, Installation & Initial Configuration
alt_textPlanning VMWare ESXi installation
alt_textLab setup
alt_textYour first ESXi installation
alt_text Login & initial configuration - vSphere Client, web client
alt_text ESXi shell
alt_textOverview of ESXi architecture
3.vCenter
alt_textvCenter Install & related components
alt_textAdding Host To vCenter
alt_text vCenter Server Settings
alt_text Roles And Permissions
alt_textConfiguring Alarms
alt_textScheduled Tasks
alt_textEvents And Logs
alt_textCommon vCenter operations
4.Networking
alt_textIntroduction
alt_text Types of vSwitches& Port Groups
alt_textUseful network settings in vSphere
5.Storage
alt_textIntroduction
alt_textTypes of storage
alt_textVMFS, NFS datatores
alt_text iSCSI configuration using OpenFiler
alt_textUseful storage settings in vSphere
6.Virtual Machines
alt_textCreating Virtual Machines: Windows 2008 R2 X64
alt_text Installing VMware Tools
alt_textVirtual Machine Settings
alt_textVirtual Machine Snapshots
alt_textVirtual Machine Settings For Performance
alt_textOptimizing Performance With Paravirtual Devices
alt_textDeploying Virtual Machines From Templates, vApp or OVF
7.vSphere web client
alt_textInstallation
alt_textUI walkthrough
8.Performance
alt_textPerformance Graphs
alt_textUsing ESXTOP
alt_textResource Reservations And Limits
alt_textResource Pools
alt_text Writing Data to a File
9.vMotion
alt_textStorage vMotion
alt_textvMotion
10.Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS), HA Clusters
alt_textCreating A DRS Cluster
alt_textConfigure DRS Cluster
alt_textDRS Recommendations
alt_textConfiguring HA
alt_textHA Failover
11.Automation in vSphere
alt_textIntroduction to PowerCLI
alt_textCommonly used cmdlets
alt_textCreate a workflow script for common VMware Administration tasks
12.Course recap, Q&A, Best practices, general tips etc.