VMware vSphere 7.0 with ESXi and vCenter

Course Number: DCATT118
Days: 5
Price: $3,895.00

 

Course Description

This powerful 5-day class is an intensive introduction to VMware vSphere™ including VMware ESXi™ 7 and vCenter™ 7. This course has been completely updated to reflect the most recent changes introduced in vSphere 7. Assuming no prior virtualization experience, this class starts with the basics and rapidly progresses to advanced topics. With 45+% of class time is devoted to labs, students learn the skills they need to become effective vSphere administrators. Students use dedicated labs that start with installation and configuration of stand-alone ESXi servers and progress to shared storage, networking and centralized management. The class continues to advanced topics including resource management, high availability, replication, performance, disaster preparedness, rapid deployment and VM cold, hot and storage migration.

 

Prerequisites

Before attending this course participants should be familiar with basic configuration of a Windows system.

 

Course Topics

Module 1: Introduction to VMware vSphere 7.0
Module 2: How to Install, Configure ESXi 7.0
Module 3: Introduction to Virtual and Physical Networking
Module 4: Connecting to NAS / NFS Shared Storage
Module 5: Virtual Hardware and Virtual Machines
Module 6: How to Install and Configure vCenter Server Appliance 7.0
Module 7: VM Rapid Deployment using Templates, Clones
Module 8: Working with VM Hot Plug Virtual Hardware
Module 9: The ESXi and vCenter Permission Model
Module 10: Fibre, iSCSI and NFS v4.1 Shared Storage
Module 11: VMFS – VMware's Cluster File System
Module 12: Virtual Infrastructure Monitoring with vCenter Alarms
Module 13: Compute Resource Management with Resource Pools
Module 14: VM Cold, Hot VMotion and Storage VMotion Migration
Module 15: Distributed Resource Scheduling Load Balanced Clusters
Module 16: Rapid VM Failure Recovery with High Availability Clusters
Module 17: Patch Management with VMware Lifecycle Manager
Module 18: Managing Scalability and Performance
Module 19: Final Thoughts