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VMware vSphere: What's New [V6.7 to V7] Course Overview

VMware vSphere: What's New [V6.7 to V7] Course Overview

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The VMware vSphere: Whats New [V6.7 to V7] course is designed to teach experienced vSphere users how to upgrade their systems from version 6.7 to the latest vSphere 7.0. The course covers installation and upgrade processes, management enhancements, and ESXi and VM enhancements, ensuring that learners are well-versed with the new features and capabilities of vSphere 7.

Students will delve into storage, security, and cluster enhancements, learning how to utilize the latest technologies for improved performance and security. The course also introduces vSphere Lifecycle Management, a new tool that simplifies the updating and upgrading process for vSphere environments. Moreover, a module on VMware vSphere® with Tanzu is included, which highlights the integration of Kubernetes, a significant step towards supporting containerized applications within the vSphere ecosystem.

This course is beneficial for IT professionals looking to stay current with VMware's virtualization technology, improve system performance, and leverage new features for modern workloads. It provides a comprehensive understanding of the advancements from vSphere 6.7 to vSphere 7, equipping learners with the skills needed to efficiently manage, upgrade, and secure their vSphere environments.

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