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Virtualization Essentials (A Complete Course)
Learn the essential skills required to work in virtual environments. Build your own virtual machine.
- 15 Interactive Lessons and 49 topics mapped to the official exam objectives
- 137 Practice Test Questions
Beginner Self-paced · 1 year access 4.7/5 (250 Reviews)
01 / Skills you'll get
What you will be able to do
- Expertise at working with hypervisors and understand their role in VMs
- Skilled to create, configure, and manage virtual machines (VMs) including hardware & software components
- Understanding of virtualization technologies including hardware, memory, and I/O
- Allocate and manage CPU resources for VMs to optimize performance
- Allocate and manage memory resources to ensure efficient VM operation
- Configure storage and virtual networks for VMs
- Create VMs from scratch or by converting physical machines (P2V)
- Install various operating systems (Windows, Linux) on VMs
- Ability to configure and optimize VMs
- Implement backup and recovery strategies
- Create VM clones and templates for efficient deployment
Course Highlights
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15 Structured Lessons Comprehensive coverage of core course objectives
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137 Practice Questions Assessment tests with detailed answer rationales
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1 Year Full Access Self-paced learning accessible anytime on all devices
02 / Lessons & labs
See exactly what you will learn and practice
Lessons
15 Interactive Lessons · 49 topics01 Introduction +
02 Understanding Virtualization 3 topics +
- Describing Virtualization
- Understanding the Importance of Virtualization
- Understanding Virtualization Software Operation
03 Understanding Hypervisors 3 topics +
- Describing a Hypervisor
- Understanding the Role of a Hypervisor
- Comparing Today's Hypervisors
04 Understanding Virtual Machines 3 topics +
- Describing a Virtual Machine
- Understanding How a Virtual Machine Works
- Working with Virtual Machines
05 Creating a Virtual Machine 3 topics +
- Performing P2V Conversions
- Loading Your Environment
- Building a New Virtual Machine
06 Installing Windows on a Virtual Machine 3 topics +
- Loading Windows into a Virtual Machine
- Understanding Configuration Options
- Optimizing a New Virtual Machine
07 Installing Linux on a Virtual Machine 3 topics +
- Loading Linux into a Virtual Machine
- Understanding Configuration Options
- Optimizing a New Linux Virtual Machine
08 Managing CPUs for a Virtual Machine 3 topics +
- Understanding CPU Virtualization
- Configuring VM CPU Options
- Tuning Practices for VM CPUs
09 Managing Memory for a Virtual Machine 3 topics +
- Understanding Memory Virtualization
- Configuring VM Memory Options
- Tuning Practices for VM Memory
10 Managing Storage for a Virtual Machine 3 topics +
- Understanding Storage Virtualization
- Configuring VM Storage Options
- Tuning Practices for VM Storage
11 Managing Networking for a Virtual Machine 3 topics +
- Understanding Network Virtualization
- Configuring VM Network Options
- Tuning Practices for Virtual Networks
12 Copying a Virtual Machine 3 topics +
- Cloning a Virtual Machine
- Working with Templates
- Saving a Virtual Machine State
13 Managing Additional Devices in Virtual Machines 8 topics +
- Using Virtual Machine Tools
- Understanding Virtual Devices
- Configuring a CD/DVD Drive
- Configuring a Floppy Disk Drive
- Configuring a Sound Card
- Configuring USB Devices
- Configuring Graphic Displays
- Configuring Other Devices
14 Understanding Availability 4 topics +
- Increasing Availability
- Protecting a Virtual Machine
- Protecting Multiple Virtual Machines
- Protecting Data Centers
15 Understanding Applications in a Virtual Machine 4 topics +
- Examining Virtual Infrastructure Performance Capabilities
- Deploying Applications in a Virtual Environment
- Understanding Virtual Appliances and vApps
- Open Stack and Containers
03 / FAQs
Questions before you start
What is virtualization in the computing world? +
The technology for creating a virtual version of a physical resource, such as a server, storage device, or network is called virtualization. This facilitates multiple virtual machines (VMs) to run on a single physical machine. Some common examples are:
- cloud computing
- server consolidation
- software development and testing
- disaster recovery
Who should do this Virtualization course? +
Are there any prerequisites for this course? +
What are the advanced topics covered in this course? +
Some of the advanced virtualization topics covered in this course include:
- High availability & disaster recovery
- Virtual appliances & vApps
- OpenStack & containers
What career opportunities can be explored after this Virtualization basics training? +
With a strong foundation in Virtualization, you can position yourself in these exciting roles:
- System Administrator
- Virtualization Engineer
- Cloud Engineer
- DevOps Engineer
- Network Engineer
- Security Engineer
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