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We're here to help you find itThe Installation, Storage, and Compute with Windows Server 2016 (70-740) course, also known as Microsoft 20740, is designed to educate learners on the fundamental storage and compute features and functionalities in Windows Server 2016. This course covers key topics such as installing and configuring Windows Server 2016, Managing storage solutions, Implementing Hyper-V for virtualization, Setting up high availability, and Configuring network load balancing. It prepares individuals for the Microsoft 70-740 certification exam, which is part of the pathway to earning the MCSA: Windows Server 2016 credential. By the end of the course, participants will have practical knowledge on how to set up and manage a robust, scalable, and highly available Windows Server environment. The hands-on labs included in each module ensure that learners gain direct experience to reinforce their understanding of the concepts taught.
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To successfully undertake the Installation, Storage, and Compute with Windows Server 2016 (course 20740A) training, participants should have the following minimum required knowledge:
Please note that while these prerequisites are designed to ensure a successful learning experience, they should not discourage interested learners who may not meet every single criterion. Koenig Solutions offers various foundational courses that can help bridge any knowledge gaps prior to taking this course.
The course covers Windows Server 2016 essentials, targeting professionals managing and implementing server environments.
This course provides a deep dive into the essential features and functions of Windows Server 2016, focusing on installation, storage, compute, and high availability to ensure efficient and robust server management.
Managing storage solutions involves organizing and maintaining digital data in a system or network. It includes the design, implementation, and support of hardware and software systems that store data. Efficient management ensures data is accessible, secure, and backed up in cases of hardware failure or other issues. Key tasks include configuring storage devices, creating data backup routines, and implementing disaster recovery plans. This work is critical in ensuring that data critical for business operations is readily available and secured against loss, aligning with certifications like the Microsoft 70-740 which covers installation, storage, and compute with Windows Server.
Hyper-V is a technology developed by Microsoft that allows you to create and manage virtual machines on a physical computer. By implementing Hyper-V for virtualization, you can run multiple operating systems simultaneously on one physical server, increasing the efficiency and utilization of your hardware. This is particularly useful in environments where you need to deploy different applications that require separate operating systems or when you want to test and develop software in isolated settings. Hyper-V is a key component in the Microsoft 70-740 certification, focusing on installation, storage, and compute with Windows Server.
Setting up high availability in Windows Server ensures that critical systems and applications are always available, even if a server failure occurs. By configuring multiple servers to work together, tasks can be redistributed to the remaining servers if one goes offline, minimizing downtime. This process involves using features like failover clustering, load balancing, and replicating data across servers to ensure continuous operation. The Microsoft 70-740 certification, focusing on installation, storage, and compute with Windows Server, covers these high availability techniques, proving essential for professionals managing server environments.
Configuring network load balancing involves setting up multiple servers to distribute network traffic efficiently among them, ensuring no single server bears too much load. This setup helps in maximizing resource utilization, enhancing the availability and reliability of applications. The process typically includes defining the criteria for traffic distribution, selecting a suitable load balancing method, and configuring server health checks to ensure traffic is only directed to servers that are currently operational. This approach is crucial for maintaining optimal application performance and server health, especially in environments needing high availability and scalability, such as those using Windows Server technologies.
The course covers Windows Server 2016 essentials, targeting professionals managing and implementing server environments.
This course provides a deep dive into the essential features and functions of Windows Server 2016, focusing on installation, storage, compute, and high availability to ensure efficient and robust server management.
