Each successful student in this course will become familiar with hypervisors, virtualization terms, infrastructure considerations, and appropriate use cases. While designed to give an overview of today鈥檚 Virtualization technologies and methods, students in the course will gain enough practical knowledge to begin deploying various hypervisors and virtual machine environments using current industry standard platforms. Required Textbook: Various handouts will be provided Other Required Materials: Laptop with 8GB or Higher RAM, quad-core or higher CPU, HDD with 300-500GB Software Requirements: Oracle Virtual Box, Various hypervisors downloaded from the internet
Module 3 Introduction
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Skills You'll Learn
Datacenter Storage, Virtual Reality, Hypervisor, Virtual Desktop, Data Center Hardware, Networking, Virtual Desktop Infrastructures, Network Segment, High Availability Clusters
From the lesson
Module 3: VM Creation and Management
Module three outlines and examines the VM creation process, resource allocation, and procedures used after a guest OS has been installed.
Taught By
Philip Matuszak
Adjunct Industry Associate Professor, Information Technology and Management