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The VMware vSphere: Skills for Public Sector Administrators [V6.7] course is designed to provide public sector administrators with the knowledge and skills necessary to administer a VMware vSphere 6.7 environment, which includes working with virtual machines, configuring networks and security, as well as automating deployment and maintenance of a virtual infrastructure. The course covers concepts such as setting up and managing virtual machines, configuring and managing storage, configuring and managing networks, and automating and managing operations of a VMware vSphere environment. Participants are taught how to install, configure and troubleshoot VMware vSphere 6.7 components, and how to use vCenter Server and the vSphere Web Client. This course also covers using vRealize Operations and VMware vCenter Automation Center for more efficient operations. Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to successfully design, deploy and maintain a VMware vSphere 6.7 infrastructure.
The VMware vSphere: Skills for Public Sector Administrators [V6.7] training is a granular training course designed for public sector administrators and IT professionals with experience in virtualization and a solid understanding of VMware vSphere technologies in order to understand the fundamentals and advanced topics of vSphere
This training is beneficial for those who are looking for development opportunities in the public sector, or those charged with managing public sector IT systems
It is also recommended for those in network engineering, systems administration and management, storage, data center operations, and DevOps
It is particularly beneficial to those looking to enhance their IT infrastructure expertise and build on their existing IT knowledge
In addition, anyone with a desire to build their skills on managing a VMware vSphere 6.7 environment will also benefit from this training
1. Understand the fundamentals of VMware vSphere: learn about the type of infrastructure supported, the different components, and the advantages of using a virtual infrastructure.
2. Become comfortable using the vSphere web client: understand how to deploy a virtual machine, modify virtual hardware settings, and configure storage and networking.
3. Create and manage resource pools and availability settings: learn how to set up resource pools and organize them into the cluster, as well as configure availability solutions.
4. Set up vCenter Server Appliance: understand the main components used to manage vSphere environments, including the use of vCenter Server Appliance.
5. Utilize storage resource management: gain an understanding of vSphere storage management concepts, including VM Storage Profiles and Storage Reservation.
6. Perform backup and restore: learn how to backup and restore a complete vSphere environment using a vSphere Data Protection appliance.
7. Monitor performance metrics: discover how to monitor the performance of vSphere components, such as virtual machines and virtual datastores.
8. Secure and implement access control: become familiar with how to set up security controls and access restrictions for vSphere environments.
