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The IBM PowerVM: Implementing Virtualization - AN30GIN course is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of the PowerVM virtualization features on IBM Power systems. Through a comprehensive curriculum, learners will gain expertise in configuring and Managing virtual I/O servers, Setting up file-backed storage devices, and leveraging Virtual Fibre Channel storage. They will also delve into advanced networking topics such as Virtual Ethernet, Shared Ethernet adapters, and virtual network interface controllers (vNICs), including vNIC failover.
By the end of the course, participants will be well-versed in PowerVM's capabilities and how to maintain a virtualized environment with VIOS maintenance strategies. This knowledge is crucial for IT professionals looking to optimize their infrastructure for performance, scalability, and resilience, making them valuable assets in managing enterprise-level virtualized systems. The course is structured into modules, each focusing on specific aspects of PowerVM, ensuring a logical progression of learning.
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Flexi Video | 16,449 |
Official E-coursebook | |
Exam Voucher (optional) | |
Hands-On-Labs2 | 4,159 |
+ GST 18% | 4,259 |
Total Fees (without exam & Labs) |
22,359 (INR) |
Total Fees (with exam & Labs) |
28,359 (INR) |
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The IBM PowerVM course focuses on virtualization implementation, targeting IT professionals seeking to master VIOS configurations and maintenance.
The IBM PowerVM: Implementing Virtualization - AN30GIN course equips students with comprehensive knowledge and skills to manage and implement virtualization features on IBM Power systems using PowerVM.