Deploying VMware® vSphere: Hands-On LT0171E
Zielgruppe
- System administrators, datacentre infrastructure architects, systems engineers and operators as well as those interested in implementing ESXi 4.0 and/or vCentre Server 4.0.
Kursziel
- Virtualising the infrastructure offers tremendous opportunity to reduce total cost of ownership and improve
- disaster recovery. However, implementing an optimal configuration requires a thorough knowledge of the
- technology along with practical experience. This course prepares you to manage a vSphere-based enterprise
- environment using the vCentre Server 4.0 and ESXi 4.0 Server.
- You Will Learn How To
- Deploy and configure a highly available virtual infrastructure with VMware vSphere
- Allocate networking and storage resources
- Create VMware Virtual Machine File System (VMFS) and Network File System (NFS) datastores
- Install and configure vCentre Server 4.0 for a secure and efficient virtualised IT environment
- Secure the infrastructure to prevent unauthorised access
- Pool resources for virtual machines with VMotion and VMware Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS)
Voraussetzungen
- Experience with system administration of Windows or Linux and networking knowledge is assumed. A basic familiarity with SAN storage is helpful.
Kursinhalt
- Enterprise Virtualisation Concepts
- Virtualising physical hardware
- Mapping a physical data centre topology to a virtual one
- Sharing storage resources
- Installing and Configuring ESXi Server
- First steps
- Meeting minimum system requirements
- Centralised vs. single host licensing
- Building disc partitions
- Installing vCentre Server 4.0
- Preparing the vCentre Server database
- Setting up your data connection
- Configuring Network Resources
- Defining vSphere network terminology
- Utilising physical network resources
- Establishing ports and port groups
- Designing virtual switches
- Engineering a virtual switch layout
- Changing switch assignments and properties
- Firewalling with virtual switches
- Comparing vNetwork standard switches vs. vNetwork distributed switches
- Establishing policies
- Implementing network policies for security
- Shaping network traffic
- Teaming network cards for performance
- Accessing Shared Storage
- Bringing up a datastore framework
- Configuring VMkernel access to LUNs
- Setting up a Network File System (NFS) datastore
- Ensuring continued access with multipathing
- Comparing ESXi Server datastore options
- Enabling Fibre Channel storage
- Controlling access to the shared storage
- Making Fibre Channel SANs available
- Completing iSCSI setups
- Identifying the components of iSCSI
- Authenticating the ESXi Server with CHAP
- Initiating VMFS data stores
- Creating a VMFS
- Extending a VMFS
- Managing via VirtualCentre
- Installing the vCentre components
- vCentre vs. vSphere Client
- Host-based licensing vs. License Server
- vSphere license keys
- Maintaining and adding an ESXi Server to the inventory
- vCentre and multiple datacentres
- Adding an ESX Server to the inventory
- Directing an ESX Server to the License Server
- Working with Virtual Machines
- Creating virtual machines
- Creating a base virtual machine image
- Enabling multiple CPUs with Virtual SMP
- Customising advanced VM features
- Improving performance with VMware Tools
- Provisioning new VMs with templates and clones
- Managing VMs
- Moving VMs between ESX Servers
- Preserving VM states with snapshots
- Securing Access to the Infrastructure
- Setting up security
- Authoring vCentre permissions
- Establishing permission inheritance
- Assessing permissions at different inventory levels
- Initiating Web access controls
- Providing end user access to VMs
- Logging into vCentre
- Managing VMs from the Web
- Extending Resource Management
- Handling resource pools
- Allocating CPU and memory resources
- Defining Shares, Reservations and Limits
- Creating resource pools
- vSphere enterprise features
- Organising datacentre clusters
- Adding hosts to a High Availability (HA) cluster
- Moving a powered-on VM to another machine with VMotion
- Balancing resources with Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS)
- VMware Consolidated Backup
Hinweise
- Hands-on training exercises provide experience in designing and deploying a VMware vSphere and include:
- Designing and implementing virtual switch plans and policies
- Installing and configuring ESXi 4.0 and vCentre Server 4.0
- Creating and cloning Virtual Machines from the vSphere and Web management interfaces
- Moving a live VM using VMotion
- Converting virtual machines to templates
- Creating and managing resource pools
Dauer
4 Tage
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| Datum |
Ort |
Dauer |
Nettopreis |
Bruttopreis |
Typ |
Garantie |
Paket |
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| 10.07.2012 | Heidelberg | 4 Tage | 2.170,00 EUR | 2.582,30 EUR |  |  |  | | |
| 30.10.2012 | Heidelberg | 4 Tage | 2.170,00 EUR | 2.582,30 EUR | | | | | |
| 22.01.2013 | Heidelberg | 4 Tage | 2.170,00 EUR | 2.582,30 EUR | | | | | |
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