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Microsoft Hyper-V

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Microsoft Hyper-V, codenamed Viridian, formerly known as Windows Server Virtualization, is a native hypervisor; it can create virtual machines on x86-64 systems running Windows. Starting with Windows 8, Hyper-V superseded Windows Virtual PC as the hardware virtualization component of the client editions of Windows NT.

Hyper-V is virtualization software that, well, virtualizes software. It can not only virtualize operating systems but also entire hardware components, such as hard drives and network switches. Unlike Fusion and Virtualbox, Hyper-V is not limited to the user's device. You can use it for server virtualization, too.

Hyper-V runs each virtual machine in its own isolated space, which means you can run more than one virtual machine on the same hardware at the same time. You might want to do this to avoid problems such as a crash affecting the other workloads, or to give different people, groups or services access to different systems.

In this course you will learn about how to create virtual machines,Understand Server and Desktop virtualization,Installing an operating system on a virtual machine,Creating virtual switches,Configuring replication of virtual machines,Export and Import of virtual machines,etc.

This course is for who wants to understand how to implment Hyper-V on Windows Server and Windows 10

Curriculum
Module 1 - Create and configure virtual machine (VM) settings
  • Configure dynamic memory, configure smart paging
  • Configure and use extended session mode and configure RemoteFX.
  • Create and configure Generation 1 and 2 virtual machines
  • Configure guest integration services
Module 2 – Create and configure virtual machine storage
  • Create VHDs and VHDx.
  • Implement a virtual Fibre Channel adapter, configure storage Quality of Service.
  • Configure differencing drives.
  • Modify VHDs, configure pass-through disks.
Module 3 – Create and configure virtual networks
  • Configure Hyper-V virtual switches.
  • Optimize network performance
  • Configure NIC teaming in virtual machines.
  • Configure MAC addresses
  • Configure synthetic and legacy virtual network adapters.
Module 4 – Configure failover clustering with Hyper-V
  • Configure shared storage
  • Configure Quorum, configure cluster networking.
  • Restore single node or cluster configuration.
  • Implement Cluster Aware Updating, upgrade a cluster.
  • Configure and optimize clustered shared volumes, and configure clusters without network names.
Module 5 – Manage failover clustering roles
  • Configure role-specific settings, including continuously available shares.
  • Configure VM monitoring
  • Configure failover and preference settings, and configure guest clustering
Module 6 – Manage virtual machine movement
  • Perform Live Migration, perform quick migration, perform storage migration, import, export, and copy VMs.
  • Configure virtual machine network health protection.
  • Configure drain on shutdown, manage virtual-to-virtual (V2V) migrations
Module 7 – Implement virtualization hosts
  • Implement delegation of virtualization environment (hosts, services, and virtual machines) including self-service capabilities
  • Implement multi-host libraries, including equivalent objects
  • Integrate third-party virtualization platforms and deploy Hyper-V hosts to bare metal
Module 8 – Implement virtual machines
  • Implement highly available VMs implement guest resource optimization including shared VHDx.
  • Configure placement rules, create a Virtual Machine Manager template
Module 9 – Implement virtualization networking
  • Configure Virtual Machine Manager logical networks
  • Configure virtual network optimization plan and implement Windows Server Gateway
  • Including virtual switch extensions and logical switches
  • Configure IP address and MAC address settings across multiple Hyper-V hosts.
Module 10 – Implement virtualization storage
  • Configure Hyper-V host clustered storage
  • Including virtual Fibre Channel, Internet SCSI (iSCSI) and shared VHDx
  • Configure Hyper-V virtual machine storage
Module 11 – Manage and maintain a server virtualization infrastructure
  • Integrate Operations Manager with System Center Virtual Machine Manager and System Center Service Manager
  • Manage dynamic optimization and resource optimization
Module 12 – Plan and implement a monitoring strategy
  • Planning considerations, including monitoring servers using Audit Collection Services (ACS) and System Center Global Service Monitor
  • Performance monitoring, application monitoring, centralized monitoring, and centralized reporting
  • Implement and optimize System Center 2012 Operations Manager management packs and plan for monitoring Active Directory
Module 13 – Plan and implement a business continuity and disaster recovery solution
  • Planning considerations, including Active Directory domain and forest recovery, Hyper-V replica
  • Plan a backup and recovery strategy

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