Deploying and Managing Hyper-V LiveLessons provides everything you need to know to deploy and manage Hyper-V.
Description
Hyper-V in Windows Server 2012 R2 enables admins to create a virtualized server computing environment that is designed to improve the efficiency of your computing resources by utilizing more of your hardware resources. This is possible through the use of Hyper-V to create and manage virtual machines and their resources. Each …
Deploying and Managing Hyper-V LiveLessons provides everything you need to know to deploy and manage Hyper-V.
Description
Hyper-V in Windows Server 2012 R2 enables admins to create a virtualized server computing environment that is designed to improve the efficiency of your computing resources by utilizing more of your hardware resources. This is possible through the use of Hyper-V to create and manage virtual machines and their resources. Each virtual machine is a virtualized computer system that operates in an isolated execution environment, allowing multiple operating systems to simultaneously run on one physical computer.
This video is designed to teach virtualization administrators how to use Hyper-V and System Center Virtual Machine Manager. The video starts at the very beginning by covering basic tasks, such as manually creating virtual machines. From there concepts and foundational guidance are presented in an intuitive manner, as renowned author Brien Posey dives into more advanced topics such as storage planning, network bandwidth utilization, and automated virtual machine creation.
About the Instructor
Brien Posey is a technical writer and 13-time Microsoft MVP award recipient for his work with Exchange Server, Windows Server, IIS, and File Systems Storage. Brien has authored and contributed to dozens of books. He has written more than 4,000 technical articles and white papers for a variety of printed publications and websites. In addition to his writing, Brien routinely speaks at IT conferences and is involved in a wide variety of other technology-related projects. Previously, Brien served as CIO for a national chain of hospitals and healthcare companies. He has also served as a Network Administrator for the Department of Defense at Fort Knox, and for some of the nation's largest insurance companies.
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Introduction
Introduction
Lesson 1: Hyper-V Deployment
Learning Objectives
1.1 Hyper-V Editions and Licensing
1.2 Deploying Hyper-V
1.3 Hyper-V Management Utilities (Hyper-V Manager, VMM, PowerShell, Failover Cluster Manager)
Lesson 2: Hyper-V Basics
Learning Objectives
2.1 Creating a Virtual Machine
2.2 Installing a Guest OS
2.3 Configuring VM Hardware (including VM generations)
2.4 Dynamic Memory (including a discussion on smart paging)
2.5 Hyper-V Virtual Networks
2.6 Network Bandwidth Utilization
Lesson 3: Storage and Fault Tolerance
Learning Objectives
3.1 Windows Storage Spaces
3.2 Remote Storage Connectivity (iSCSI / virtual Fibre Channel)
3.3 Virtual Hard Disks
3.4 Deploying the Failover Clustering Service
3.5 Creating a Failover Cluster
3.6 Making a Virtual Machine Highly Available
Lesson 4: Failover Clustering
Learning Objectives
4.1 Basic Cluster Functionality
4.2 Live Migration
4.3 Virtual Machine Prioritization
4.4 Cluster Aware Updating
Lesson 5: Replication
Learning Objectives
5.1 An Introduction to VM Replication
5.2 Configuring Replication
5.3 Planned Failovers
5.4 Unplanned Failovers
5.5 Replication Testing
Lesson 6: Checkpoints and Data Protection
Learning Objectives
6.1 An Introduction to Checkpoints
6.2 Creating a Checkpoint
6.3 Applying a Checkpoint
6.4 Cleaning a Checkpoint Tree
6.5 Backups in the Virtual Datacenter
Lesson 7: Hyper-V and PowerShell
Learning Objectives
7.1 Viewing VM Information through PowerShell
7.2 Creating a VM
7.3 Resource Metering Techniques
7.4 PowerShell as a VM Reporting Engine
Lesson 8: An Introduction to Virtual Machine Manager
Learning Objectives
8.1 Deploying Virtual Machine Manager
8.2 The Virtual Machine Manager Console
8.3 Performing Basic Management Tasks
Lesson 9: Automating VM Creation
Learning Objectives
9.1 The Library Architecture
9.2 Creating and Populating a Library Share
9.3 Creating a Hardware Profile
9.4 Creating a Guest OS Profile
9.5 Building a Template Model
9.6 Creating a VM Template
9.7 Using Templates to Create New VMs
Summary
Summary