Operating Systems And Server Technologies
VMware Overview
VMware Business Mobility Solutions
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VMware Cloud Services Solutions
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VMware Data Center Virtualization Overview
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VMware Desktop Virtualization Overview
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VMware Business Mobility Solutions
Lesson Objectives
VMware Business Mobility Solutions
- start the course
- recognize what end-user computing is
- identify the challenges with end-user computing
- recognize what business mobility is
- recognize the functions and features of business mobility
- identify the features of VMware Horizon
- recognize the available editions of Horizon 6 and their available features
- identify what blast performance brings with VMware Horizon
- identify the features that Horizon FLEX offers
- identify the components of Horizon FLEX
- recognize the host and guest-supported operating systems and the network specifications
- recognize a typical Horizon FLEX deployment
- recognize the usage scenarios for Horizon FLEX
- explore the key role of VMware's AirWatch
- identify the benefits of VMware AirWatch solutions
- define the concept of Bring Your Own Device or BYOD and identify the significance it has to enterprise mobility
- identify the function and features of AirWatch Container Management and define containerization and AirWatch workspace
- identify the features of AirWatch Mobile Content Management and Content Locker
- recognize the features offered by VMware Identify Manager
- identify how VMware Identify Manager can be used
- choose an appropriate VMware enterprise mobility product or solution for a given scenario and ensure the client requirements are met
Overview/Description
We have moved into the post-PC era where computing is no longer limited to PCs and laptops. Some businesses have to adapt to the fact that a majority of Internet-capable devices can be used to perform work-related functions by their employees. This course takes a look at VMware solutions in business mobility starting with VMware Horizon and its components. VMware Horizon allows IT departments to manage this wide variety of devices and applications available in the workplace today. You will also learn about VMware AirWatch and some of the key features it provides to empower mobile computing.
We have moved into the post-PC era where computing is no longer limited to PCs and laptops. Some businesses have to adapt to the fact that a majority of Internet-capable devices can be used to perform work-related functions by their employees. This course takes a look at VMware solutions in business mobility starting with VMware Horizon and its components. VMware Horizon allows IT departments to manage this wide variety of devices and applications available in the workplace today. You will also learn about VMware AirWatch and some of the key features it provides to empower mobile computing.
Target Audience
IT planners; system designers; IT administrators; system analysts; strategic decision makers; technical engineers
IT planners; system designers; IT administrators; system analysts; strategic decision makers; technical engineers
VMware Cloud Services Solutions
Lesson Objectives
VMware Cloud Services Solutions
- start the course
- define the types of cloud computing and discuss the challenges associated with them
- identify the challenges resolved by the cloud environment in terms of availability, elasticity, and efficiency
- describe how the enterprise is moving to a highly virtualized state and how the VMware ecosystem is adapting with SDDC, hybrid cloud, and mobility services
- describe how IT production can move from the traditional operation model to the IT-as-a-Service solution
- describe how to build a vSphere-based private cloud to optimize your data center and identify the functions of vCloud Suite
- identify the products that make up VMware vCloud Suite
- identify the implementation benefits provided to businesses by VMware vCloud Suite
- identify the features provided by the vCloud Suite private cloud solution
- explain the role of VMware vSphere and supporting components in building a private cloud infrastructure
- identify the functions and features of vCenter Site Recovery Manager
- define vCloud networking and security capabilities and services
- identify the functions and benefits provided by vRealize Operations
- identify the functions and benefits provided by vRealize Automation
- identify the functions and benefits provided by vRealize Business
- identify the VMware hybrid cloud solutions available to extend an enterprise's data center into the cloud
- describe how vCloud Air functions as an Infrastructure as a Service or IaaS offering and identify the services it provides
- explore the key benefits and advantages of VMware hybrid clouds
- define the capabilities and features of the VMware vCloud Connector
- describe the vCloud Air cloud service offering
- explore the key use cases for implementing VMware vCloud Air services
- identify the purpose and use case for VMware's vCloud Air dedicated cloud offering
- define the key benefits and features of VMware vCloud Air Dedicated Cloud service
- identify the functions and use cases of the vCloud Air Virtual Private Cloud service
- define the key benefits and features of a VMware vCloud Air Virtual Private Cloud service
- choose an appropriate VMware cloud solution for a given scenario and ensure the client requirements are met
Overview/Description
VMware cloud services are based on the trusted vSphere infrastructure, building not just the private cloud but extending its capabilities out into the public domain to form a hybrid configuration. This course introduces the various components of the VMware vCloud Suite and the hybrid cloud concept. It also explores VMware's Infrastructure-as-a-Service offering that is available in the form of the vCloud Air platform.
VMware cloud services are based on the trusted vSphere infrastructure, building not just the private cloud but extending its capabilities out into the public domain to form a hybrid configuration. This course introduces the various components of the VMware vCloud Suite and the hybrid cloud concept. It also explores VMware's Infrastructure-as-a-Service offering that is available in the form of the vCloud Air platform.
Target Audience
IT planners, system designers, IT administrators, system analysts, strategic decision makers, and technical engineers
IT planners, system designers, IT administrators, system analysts, strategic decision makers, and technical engineers
VMware Data Center Virtualization Overview
Lesson Objectives
VMware Data Center Virtualization Overview
- start the course
- define the functions of core VMware virtualization products found in the data center infrastructure
- define VMware ESXi and the functionality that it provides
- recognize the features of VMware ESXi
- recognize the benefits of VMware ESXi
- define the role of VMware vSphere in managing the datacenter
- identify the vSphere prerequisites and system requirements
- recognize the benefits provided by VMware vSphere
- identify the features of VMware vSphere
- recognize the features of different editions of VMware vSphere
- recognize the virtualization scenarios suited to the features of VMware vSphere
- compare the capabilities of VMware vSphere and VMware vCenter Server
- identify VMware vSphere product features for increased application availability
- identify the purpose and the deployment models of vCenter Server
- recognize the system requirements for vCenter Server
- identify the features of vCenter Server
- recognize the benefits and use for vCenter Server
- recognize the vCenter Server deployment model types
- identify the capabilities of VMware vSphere with Operations Management
- protect the data center infrastructure with disaster recovery products
- identify the features and usage scenarios of VMware vSphere Replication
- identify the site recovery management capabilities and processes
- identify the features of VMware vCenter Site Recovery Manager
- identify the features and capabilities of VMware high availability products such as VMware vSphere vMotion
- recognize the capabilities of vSphere Data Protection
- identify the features and benefits of network virtualization and VMware NSX
- choose an appropriate VMware product for a given scenario and ensure its system requirements are met
Overview/Description
Virtualization allows multiple, resource-intensive applications to be run on one physical system. VMware ESXi is a bare-metal hypervisor, which can install directly on top of a physical server, sharing their resources with the host, and with each other. VMware vCenter Server provides centralized management for virtual machines and ESXi hosts. In this course, you will explore VMware vSphere and VMware vCenter Server including the system requirements, features, key benefits, and supporting products of VMware vCenter Server.
Virtualization allows multiple, resource-intensive applications to be run on one physical system. VMware ESXi is a bare-metal hypervisor, which can install directly on top of a physical server, sharing their resources with the host, and with each other. VMware vCenter Server provides centralized management for virtual machines and ESXi hosts. In this course, you will explore VMware vSphere and VMware vCenter Server including the system requirements, features, key benefits, and supporting products of VMware vCenter Server.
Target Audience
IT planners, system designers, IT administrators, system analysts, strategic decision makers, and technical engineers
IT planners, system designers, IT administrators, system analysts, strategic decision makers, and technical engineers
VMware Desktop Virtualization Overview
Lesson Objectives
VMware Desktop Virtualization Overview
- start the course
- understand the purpose of virtualization and what it can enable you to do
- recognize the benefits of using VMware virtualization technologies
- identify the considerations for deciding whether to implement virtualization in an organization
- identify the scenarios that indicate virtualization is suitable for an organization
- recognize the need for desktop and application virtualization
- define the key role of VMware's desktop and application products
- identify the function and features of VMware desktop and application virtualization products
- describe the role and benefits of VMware Converter
- identify the features of VMware Converter
- recognize the features and purpose of VMware Fusion
- define the system requirement to install and run VMware Fusion
- identify the distinguishing features of VMware Fusion
- recognize the virtualization scenarios suited to the features of VMware Fusion
- identify the distinguishing features of VMware Player
- recognize the virtualization scenarios suited to the features of VMware Player
- identify the features of VMware Workstation
- recognize the virtualization scenarios suited to the features of VMware Workstation
- recognize the benefits of using VMware ThinApp
- recognize the features of VMware ThinApp
- identify the common usage scenarios for VMware ThinApp
- recognize what VMware Workspace Suite is and what it can do
- describe AirWatch enterprise mobility management and its functionality
- define AirWatch Content Locker and recognize its functionality
- recognize VMware Horizon and its functionality
- define VMware Identity Manager and recognize its functionality
- define VMware Horizon Flex and recognize its functionality
- choose the appropriate VMware desktop or application virtualization product for a given scenario
Overview/Description
Virtualization has become part of our everyday lives and companies from small start-ups to enterprise environments have turned to virtualization, not only for testing, but also for full production environments. This course takes a look at virtualization, the concepts behind virtualization, and how virtual machines and virtual infrastructures are used in today's evolving IT world. In this course, you will learn about the features of the VMware desktop product suite, which includes VMware Workstation, VMware Player, VMware Fusion, and VMware ThinApp. In associating with the Desktop virtualization technologies, you will also explore the latest solutions for Enterprise mobility end-users through VMware Horizon features and the Workspace Suite. This course aims to equip you with the knowledge needed to decide which products best meet your organization's need for virtualization.
Virtualization has become part of our everyday lives and companies from small start-ups to enterprise environments have turned to virtualization, not only for testing, but also for full production environments. This course takes a look at virtualization, the concepts behind virtualization, and how virtual machines and virtual infrastructures are used in today's evolving IT world. In this course, you will learn about the features of the VMware desktop product suite, which includes VMware Workstation, VMware Player, VMware Fusion, and VMware ThinApp. In associating with the Desktop virtualization technologies, you will also explore the latest solutions for Enterprise mobility end-users through VMware Horizon features and the Workspace Suite. This course aims to equip you with the knowledge needed to decide which products best meet your organization's need for virtualization.
Target Audience
IT planners, system designers, IT administrators, system analysts, strategic decision makers, and technical engineers
IT planners, system designers, IT administrators, system analysts, strategic decision makers, and technical engineers
