vSphere 6.7 Foundations: Administer Availability
1h 10mBeginner2020-01-23
Authors
Rick Crisci
Technical Trainer and Information Technology Professional
Course details
VMware vSphere is everywhere. Nonvirtualized data centers are a thing of the past; in order to stay relevant—and scale infrastructure to meet business needs—you must understand vSphere. vSphere 6.7 Foundations is an eight-part series designed for anyone who wants to learn vSphere, including absolute beginners, and develop the knowledge to pass the VMware vSphere 6.7 Foundations exam (2V0-01.19). In this course, instructor Rick Crisci explains how to administer availability in vSphere and vCenter. Learn how to use heartbeats, configure high availability, set up file backup in vCSA, and configure a fault tolerant environment.
Skills covered
vSphereVMwareVirtualizationCert PrepNetwork and System Administration
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - High availability architecture in vSphere
1. Administer Availability in vSphere 6.7
- 02 - Basic vSphere high availability architecture
- 03 - High availability (HA) datastore heartbeats and host isolation
- 04 - HA failure scenarios
- 05 - Demo - Basic high availability configuration in vSphere 6.7
- 06 - vCenter high availability in vSphere 6.7
- 07 - vCSA (vCenter Server Appliance) file backup in vSphere 6.7
- 08 - Fault tolerance in vSphere 6.7
- 09 - Demo - Fault tolerance in vSphere 6.7
Conclusion
- 10 - Next steps