Learning VMware vSphere 7 ESXi and vCenter Administration
What you’ll learn
Learn what VMware vSphere, ESXi and vCenter are
How to Install and Configure the various VMware Components
How to Build and Setup Virtual Machines (VM)
How to configure great vCenter features such as vMotion, DRS and HA
How to configure the Network and Storage components of VMware
…and Lots Lots more.
Requirements
Understading of basic IT Administration and Support
Basic understanding of what a Computer Network is
Description
Complete VMWare vSphere ESXi and vCenter AdministrationOverview – In this course we’ll give you an overview of VMware, discussing how to setup VMware vSphere, including ESXi and vCenter. We’ll also talk about how you can start setting up and building your own VM’s!This course will give the necessary skills to get started and will also act as a valuable reference for your continued VMware learning. If you are new to IT or have been in Technologies for sometime, this course will give you the foundation that you need to either get that IT job, get promoted or improve your existing Tech skillset specifically around the VMware vSphere environment.In this course we’ll cover — What is VMware.- What is vCenter, ESXi and how to use them- How to install, setup and configure your own VMware environment- How to build, configure and manage Virtual Machines (VM’s)- How to troubleshoot your environment** This course is aimed at VMware vSphere 7 administration, however is also relevant to earlier versions of VMware vSphere including v6.7 and v6.5, so videos are spread across versions with all features being available in the newest v7. Do I need to be an expert?No, this course is designed for people who may be starting out in technology, those who are already familiar certain infrastructure technology and those who want to learn more about Virtualization technology, specifically VMware. It’ll provide an essential foundation for anyone wanting to learn and become more proficient in VMware.Why this course?This course will be easy to understand, and will give you an overview of the necessary IT Server skills that you need to know.Want to become a VMware, Virtualization or Systems Administrator? Already in IT? It’s essential that you understand the VMware virtualization technology. VMware is used extensively by many companies, small, medium and large, so getting a good understanding of VMware will greatly assist you in your IT career!
Overview
Section 1: Introduction to this Video Course and VMware
Lecture 1 Intro | What is VMware, ESXi, vCenter
Section 2: VMware ESXi Install and Setup
Lecture 2 Downloading VMware ESXi
Lecture 3 Installing and Configuring VMware ESXi
Lecture 4 Post Build – ESXi Overview
Lecture 5 Configuring an VMware ESXi Host – Best Practices
Lecture 6 Assigning a License to an ESXi Host
Lecture 7 Adding an ISO to a Datastore
Lecture 8 Configure a Virtual Standard Switch (vSwitch basics)
Lecture 9 Setting the NTP Time against an ESXi Host
Lecture 10 Maintenance Mode on ESXi Host
Section 3: Building and Setting up a VM
Lecture 11 Intro to Building a VM
Lecture 12 Building a VM
Lecture 13 Console – How to Login to a VM
Lecture 14 Installing and Upgrading VMware Tools
Lecture 15 VM Changes, Updates, Amendments
Lecture 16 Building a Windows Server VM (Optional)
Lecture 17 Building a Linux Ubuntu Server VM (Optional)
Section 4: VMware Storage
Lecture 18 Storage and Datastores
Lecture 19 Disk Types – Thin vs Thick
Lecture 20 Setting up NFS or iSCSI storage on a NAS and connecting it to vSphere
Section 5: VMware vCenter
Lecture 21 Downloading VMware vCenter
Lecture 22 Setting up VMware vCenter
Lecture 23 vCenter GUI Guide
Lecture 24 vCenter Overview + Adding ESXi Host
Lecture 25 Moving ESXi host between clusters in vCentre
Lecture 26 Intro to vMotion – What is it?
Lecture 27 Setup of Migration + vMotion + EVC
Lecture 28 Intro to DRS (Distributed Resource Scheduler)
Lecture 29 DRS and Affinity Rules – Setup and Use
Lecture 30 High Availability (HA) + Fault Tolerance (FT)
Lecture 31 Permissions, Security and AD
Lecture 32 Reviewing VMware Logs, Alerts and Performance
Section 6: Networking
Lecture 33 Virtual vSwitches + VMkernel Ports
Section 7: Further Config and Tips
Lecture 34 VMware Hardware Version Compatibility
Lecture 35 VM Snapshots
Lecture 36 Backup and Recovery plan for VMs (Synology Active Backup for Business)
Lecture 37 Creating a VM template
Lecture 38 How many VM’s per Host??
Lecture 39 Auto Start + Auto Shutdown a VM
Lecture 40 Cloning / Copying a VM
Lecture 41 Adding CPU & RAM to an running VM, without shutdown
Section 8: Troubleshooting
Lecture 42 Enabling SSH from vSphere and logging into the CLI
Lecture 43 How to identify which Physical NIC a VM is using
Lecture 44 How to monitor Storage performance on Host
Lecture 45 Enabling SSH from the backend ESXi console (not vSphere)
Lecture 46 How to Remove an Invalid (Broken) VM
Section 9: Final Thoughts
Lecture 47 Summary
IT Support Administrators,Systems Adminstrators and Engineers,IT Managers,IT Graduates,IT Technicians
Course Information:
Udemy | English | 6h 38m | 4.09 GB
Created by: Emilio Aguero
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