7 according to best practices
How to create and configure Standard Virtual Switches
How to work with advanced vSwitch settings like Security and Jumbo Frames
Understand and configure NFS file shares according to best practices
How to create Virtual Machines (VMs) starting with Virtual Hardware, how to install a Guest Operating system, how to add VMware Tools and how to customize the OS according to best practices
How to install vCenter Server Appliance and how to do post install configuration tasks such as adding vCenter to Active Directory, how to configure inventory views and how to grant AD members administrator rights over vCenter
You will learn how to build Template VMs and how to use Templates to rapidly deploy new Virtual Machine
You will learn about the Permission Model in vSphere 6.7 including the purpose of Roles
You will see how to connect your ESXi host to iSCSI Shared storage, how to scan for new SAN volumes and how to review those volumes within Web Client
How to connect VMs directly to SAN volumes using Raw Device Maps
You will learn how to create new VMFS datastores and how to expand VMFS datastores using LUN expansion and LUN spans
You will see how to create, monitor and use vCenter Alarms to stay ahead of inventory health, capacity and state issues
You will learn about resource delegations using Resource Pools, how to use Reservations, Shares and Limits to ensure that resources are delegated in a predictable manner
You will learn how to perform VM migrations, including powered off "Cold" migrations, VMotion hot migrations and Storage VMotion data migrations
You will learn how efficiently automate resource management with Distributed Resource Scheduling (DRS) load balanced clusters
You will learn how to deliver 99.99+% VM up with VMware High Availability clusters
How to deliver 100% VM up (zero unplanned down) with Fault Tolerance
You will learn how keep your ESXi hosts fully patched and updated using VMware Update Manager
How to create, configure and migrate to vSphere Distributed Virtual Switches
How to assign storage capabilities to a datastore (speed, replication, etc.) and how to set VM storage placement rules to ensure that your VMs always reside on correct storage
How to create Storage Load Balanced clusters to balance storage for capacity and I/O bandwidth
How to use IOMeter to benchmark VMs for vNetwork and vDisk performance
I assume you have basic Windows or Linux system administration skills
An understanding of basic networking including physical NICs and switches and IPv4 addressing
An understanding of basic PC hardware including CPUs, memory, networking and storage hardware
Prior experience with any virtualization platform is helpful but not required
A desire to learn and a willingness to see the course through to the end
About This Course
Are you the kind of person who learns best by doing Do courses with just Power Point voice-overs leave you cold If so, then this course is for you, because the only Power Points you'll see are in the introduction and end of class lectures.
In this course, I cover vSphere 6.7 from a build it, configure it, administer it, run it , scale it perspective. 100% of this course is Hands-on Lab demos of an actual VMware vSphere 6.7 installation. In this course, I'll take you from first-principles (powering on a new server) to a completed, working Compute Load Balancing / Storage Load Balancing / Failure Recovery cluster and everything in between.
I've organized this course into Sections - that focus on major aspects of vSphere 6.7. In each Section, lectures are composed of one or more Hands-on Lab demo videos... with voice overs to explain what I am doing and why I am doing it. I also include narrative covering best practices, things to watch out for, issues / concerns, etc. and much more.
There are 6 free-preview lectures (first lecture of Sections 1-6) offering over 70 minutes of free content. I encourage you to watch these lectures to see if this course is for you.
Please note that this course does not provide access to live labs but does include video demonstrations of how to complete tasks using vSphere 6.7.
How to Use This Course
If you are new to vSphere or are wondering how all of the vSphere pieces fit together, start at the bning and see how it's done. If you have vSphere experience, jump to the Section that covers exactly what you need to know.
The nice thing about this approach is that you can use it for many purposes:
Learn how to install, configure and administer a complete, working vSphere 6.7 system
Use individual lessons to learn how to do specific tasks (perhaps before you do them at work)
Compare what I've done in my environment to your environment to see if there are vSphere features that you could be using (but aren't)
Is your environment well designed and implemented Is it configured consistently, is it scalable and is it redundant All three are critically important and I explain as I go what you can do to achieve these objectives
What Does This Course Cover
Basics: ESXi, vCenter installation, configuration
Networking: Introductory and advanced vSwitch networking including security, jumbo frames, pNIC teaming and dvSwitches
Virtual Machines: Build, configure, hot clone, rapid deployment, hot-plug vHardware and more
Storage: NFS, iSCSI, VMFS, Raw Device Maps, Profile Driven Storage, Load balanced Storage DRS clusters
Administration: ESXi and vCenter permissions and Infrastructure monitoring with Alarms
Resource Management: Resource Pools, VMotion and Storage VMotion, DRS load balanced clusters
Maximizing VM availability: vSphere HA clusters, Continuously available Fault Tolerant protected VMs
How Will This Course Benefit You
If you are new to vSphere 6.7
See tasks in the order they are normally done
See how to do each task, step-by-step
Explanations as you go help build knowledge
If you are experienced with legacy versions of vSphere
See how to complete common tasks in vSphere 6.7 using Web interfaces
Learn about new vSphere 6.7 features and capabilities
Are you an experienced vSphere 6.7 administrator
Use this course as a vSphere 6.7 how-to-do-it reference guide
Go directly to advanced topics that you need to learn now
Review / refresh yourself before you perform tasks in production
Your Ultimate vSphere 6.7 Reference Guide
Just go to the section where I cover the material you need to learn, watch how it is done and pay attention to the best practices, tips or pitfalls I explain while I'm doing the task.
My goal in developing this course is to for you to view it as an indispensable how-to-get-it-done reference guide. So sign up and let me know if I've succeeded!
This course is designed and built for people who learn best by doing rather than just talking about IT
System administrators who want to transition into a VMware vSphere operations or administration role
Junior vSphere operators or administrators who want to skill up and take on new tasks
Administrators with any experience using vSphere 5.x or 6.0 / 6.5, who want to see "how it works" using vSphere 6.7
Any vSphere administrator who needss to see how to perform a task before they do it themselves
Anyone who infrequently performs specific tasks and who wants a quick refresher before moving ahead with the task






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