vSphere 7: Foundations 6: Administer Availability in vSphere 7

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Rick Crisci

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01 - Introduction

01 - Overview.mp4

00:30

02 - 1. Administer Availability in vSphere 7

01 - Basic vSphere high availability architecture.mp4

11:23

02 - High availability (HA) datastore heartbeats and host isolation.mp4

07:55

03 - HA failure scenarios.mp4

07:58

04 - Demo Basic high availability configuration.mp4

08:27

05 - vCenter high availability for vSphere 7.mp4

09:07

06 - Demo vCenter 7 manual backup to an SMB share.mp4

04:17

07 - Demo vCenter 7 scheduled backups and retention policies.mp4

02:15

08 - Fault tolerance.mp4

13:20

09 - Demo Fault tolerance.mp4

08:39

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VMware vSphere is everywhere. Non-virtualized datacenters are a thing of the past, and in order to stay relevant, you must understand vSphere. In this course that helps you prepare for the vSphere 7 Foundations exam, technical trainer and information technology professional Rick Crisci explains exactly what you need to know about administering availability. Rick goes over high availability architecture, HA fail scenarios, and vCenter high availability. He covers backups, retention policies, and fault tolerance. Plus, he steps you through high availability (HA) datastore heartbeats and host isolation. Practical demos accompany each main point in the instruction.

This course was created by Rick Crisci. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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