vSphere 8: Monitoring a vSphere Implementation

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Chris Behrens

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:23

2. Introduction

1. Introduction.mp4

02:41

2. Pluralsights Learning Path for vSphere 8.mp4

02:05

3. What This Course Covers.mp4

01:49

03. Monitoring ESXi, vCenter Server, and Virtual Machines

01. What This Module Covers.mp4

02:58

02. Describe How Tasks and Events Are Viewed in vCenter Server.mp4

10:08

03. Configure SNMP for vCenter Server.mp4

03:16

04. Configure vCenter for Active Directory Identity.mp4

05:25

05. Configure vCenter SMTP Email Settings.mp4

04:28

06. Create, Edit, and Delete a Scheduled Task.mp4

04:44

07. Start, Stop, and Verify vCenter Server Service Status.mp4

03:14

08. Start, Stop, and Verify ESXi Host Agent Status.mp4

03:54

09. Configure vCenter Server Timeout Settings.mp4

01:25

10. Monitor vCenter Sessions.mp4

02:31

11. Determine Host Performance Using Guest Performance Monitor.mp4

07:19

12. Monitoring vSphere to Determine the Root Cause.mp4

02:52

13. What This Module Covered.mp4

03:02

04. Creating and Administering vCenter Server Alarms

01. What This Module Covers.mp4

01:58

02. Understand Use Cases for Alarms.mp4

02:34

03. List vCenter Server Default Utilization Alarms.mp4

04:58

04. List vCenter Server Default Connectivity Alarms.mp4

04:32

05. List Possible Actions for Utilization and Connectivity Alarms.mp4

03:19

06. Create a vCenter Server Utilization Alarm.mp4

06:21

07. Create a vCenter Server Connectivity Alarm.mp4

03:42

08. Configure Alarm Triggers.mp4

06:25

09. Configure Alarm Actions.mp4

04:19

10. For a Given Alarm, Identify the Affected vSphere Resource.mp4

08:21

11. What This Module Covered.mp4

02:05

5. Getting Started with Aria Operations

1. What This Module Covers.mp4

01:15

2. Understanding Aria Operations.mp4

02:28

3. Deploy Aria Operations.mp4

03:55

4. Configure Aria Operations.mp4

04:43

5. Monitoring vSphere and vSAN with Aria Operations.mp4

07:52

6. Troubleshooting with Aria Operations.mp4

06:03

7. What This Module Covered.mp4

01:31

06. Configuring and Managing Aria Operations for Logs

01. What This Module Covers.mp4

01:34

02. Understanding Aria Operations for Logs.mp4

04:36

03. Deploy Aria Operations for Logs.mp4

02:58

04. Configure Aria Operations for Logs.mp4

04:03

05. Use Aria Operations Logs to Identify and Troubleshoot.mp4

05:59

06. Integrate Content Packs with Aria Operations for Logs.mp4

04:01

07. Create Alerts.mp4

04:48

08. Create Snapshots.mp4

02:18

09. Build a Query.mp4

04:01

10. Create and Edit Charts.mp4

02:19

11. What This Module Covered.mp4

02:33

7. Conclusion

1. Next Steps.mp4

02:23

Description

This course teaches you how to monitor many aspects of VMware vSphere including how to use tasks, events, SNMP monitoring, SMTP alerts, and vCenter alarms.

What You'll Learn?

VMware vSphere is a powerful and advanced enterprise workload platform for the modern data center and public cloud, however it must be properly monitored to ensure high availability and performance for your company’s critical applications. In this course, vSphere 8: Monitoring a vSphere Implementation, you’ll learn how to monitor many aspects of VMware vSphere. First, you’ll explore how to monitor tasks and events, keep track of metrics with performance charts, use SNMP monitoring, and SMTP alerting. Next, you’ll discover how to create and administer vCenter server alarms. Finally, you’ll learn how to install and configure both Aria Operations and Aria Operations for Logs to monitor and troubleshoot your vSphere’s infrastructure. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to monitor your vSphere infrastructure and prevent problems before they happen.

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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.