Creating a Lab with VMware Fusion

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David Davis

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:26

02 - Preparing to Build a Virtual Lab

02 - Benefits of Building a Virtual Lab.mp4

03:17

03 - Virtual Lab Use Cases.mp4

01:27

04 - Our Scenario.mp4

01:08

05 - Steps to Build a Virtual Lab.mp4

03:07

03 - Installing VMware Fusion

06 - Fusion Editions.mp4

04:41

07 - Installation Requirements.mp4

01:55

08 - Downloading and Evaluating VMware Fusion.mp4

03:52

04 - Creating Your First Virtual Machine in Fusion

09 - Supported Guest Operating Systems.mp4

04:32

10 - Creating a Windows 10 Virtual Machine.mp4

08:10

11 - Installing VMware Tools.mp4

02:36

12 - Configuring Virtual Machine Devices.mp4

02:59

13 - Accessing the Virtual Machine Console.mp4

02:11

14 - Understanding Unity Mode.mp4

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15 - Using the Applications Menu.mp4

02:46

05 - Navigating and Configuring Fusion

16 - Virtual Machine Library.mp4

04:05

17 - Tabs and Folders.mp4

02:02

18 - Hot-key Navigation.mp4

03:21

19 - Virtual Network Editor.mp4

02:35

20 - Default Location for Virtual Machines.mp4

03:08

06 - Building a Multi-OS Virtual Lab in Fusion

21 - Installing Windows Server 2019 in a Virtual Machine.mp4

11:28

22 - Installing Amazon Linux in a Virtual Machine.mp4

04:54

23 - Installing Ubuntu Linux in a Virtual Machine.mp4

05:32

24 - Running VMware vSphere in a Virtual Machine.mp4

05:51

25 - Running Containers in Virtual Machines.mp4

02:47

26 - Controlling VMware vSphere Virtual Machines.mp4

02:44

27 - Cloning Virtual Machines.mp4

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28 - Snapshotting Virtual Machines.mp4

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07 - Advanced Virtual Lab Configuration

29 - Configuring Virtual Networks.mp4

08:17

30 - Transferring Files in and Out.mp4

01:57

31 - Virtual Hardware Compatibility.mp4

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32 - Encrypting Virtual Machines.mp4

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33 - Importing Virtual Machines.mp4

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08 - Conclusion

34 - Next Steps.mp4

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Description

In this course, you’ll learn why you should create a lab, how to create a lab step by step, and how to virtualize a variety of different operating systems. If you want to build an awesome virtual lab with VMware Fusion – this course is for you!

What You'll Learn?

Virtual labs allow IT Pros to create training, test, and demo environments to run different applications and multiple operating systems on their own desktop or laptop computer. In this course, Creating a Lab with VMware Fusion, you’ll learn how to create a set of virtual machines useful for all kinds of testing scenarios. First, you will learn why you should create a lab. Next, you will explore how to create a lab. Finally, you will discover how to test multiple types of applications for various use cases. When you are finished with this course, you will have the knowledge needed to build a virtual lab that can be used to run Windows, Mac, and Linux virtual machines and containers using VMware Fusion.

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David has authored over 50 courses for Pluralsight.com around enterprise data center technologies such as cloud computing, virtualization, and (especially) VMware vSphere. He is a partner at ActualTechMedia.com where he creates compelling enterprise technology content, moderates online events, and helps to connect some of the best-known technology companies in the industry with the end user community. With over 20 years in enterprise technology, he has served as an IT Manager, administrator, and instructor. David is an 8 x vExpert, VCP, VCAP, & CCIE# 9369.

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Pluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.