VMware vSAN- Deploy and Manage V7

VMware vSAN: Deploy and Manage V7, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.37, with 45 lectures, based on 567 reviews, and has 2493 subscribers.

You will learn about VMware vSAN concepts 7 Design Deploy VMware vSAN LAB on VMware Workstation Deploy & Manage VMware vSAN 7 Configure, Monitor, Optimize, and Design VMware vSAN 7 deployments Create shared storage for vSphere Clusters using the local capacity of ESXi hosts This course is ideal for individuals who are Storage Admin or Virtualization Admin or Network Admin or Security Engineer It is particularly useful for Storage Admin or Virtualization Admin or Network Admin or Security Engineer.

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Summary

Title: VMware vSAN: Deploy and Manage V7

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.37

Number of Lectures: 45

Number of Published Lectures: 45

Number of Curriculum Items: 45

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 45

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

VMware vSAN concepts 7 Design

Deploy VMware vSAN LAB on VMware Workstation

Deploy & Manage VMware vSAN 7

Configure, Monitor, Optimize, and Design VMware vSAN 7 deployments

Create shared storage for vSphere Clusters using the local capacity of ESXi hosts

Who Should Attend

Storage Admin

Virtualization Admin

Network Admin

Security Engineer

Target Audiences

Storage Admin

Virtualization Admin

Network Admin

Security Engineer

You will learn about vSAN concepts like Hyrbird and All-Flash architectures, Storage Policies, how to create a vSAN cluster, how vSAN handles failures, and much much more.

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VMware vSAN (formerly Virtual SAN) is a hyper-converged, software-defined storage (SDS) product developed by VMware that pools together direct-attached storage devices across a VMware vSphere clusterto create a distributed, shared data store. The user defines the storage requirements, such as performance and availability, for virtual machines (VMs) on a VMware vSAN clusterand vSAN ensures that these policies are administered and maintained.

vSAN is part of the VMware ESXi kernel and runs on industry-standard x86 servers from original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), including Cisco, Dell EMC, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Fujitsu, Lenovo and Supermicro. Because vSAN is a native component, it does not require additional software, and the user can enable it with a few clicks.

The distributed architecture of VMware vSAN enables the parameters of the storage policy to be enforced despite changes in virtual machine (VM) workload demands or hardware or network failures. The vSphere Web Client handles cluster administration and storage policy implementation.

vSAN supports both hybrid and all-flash configurations using a two-tier architecture. Both configurations use a caching tier and a capacity tier. The caching tier is composed of at least one flash device per host. The capacity tier is composed of at least one flash device (for all-flash) or one magnetic disk (for hybrid) per host. vSAN combines the host’s storage resources into a single, high-performance, shared data store that all the hosts in the cluster can use.

Important features

VMware vSAN includes a number of key features, although the feature set varies depending on the license type. Some of vSAN’s key features are Storage Policy-Based Management, stretched clusters, checksum and software-defined data-at-rest encryption which does not require self-encrypting drive (SEDs).

vSAN 6.6 claims to deliver 50% more IOPS than previous versions of vSAN because of the way it minimizes storage latency through the use of server-side flash devices. It also includes a new health check feature that enables the administrator to see at a glance whether or not the vSAN cluster is healthy and, if it detects a problem, help diagnose the issue.

A vSAN cluster can include between 2 and 64 nodes. The vSAN 6.6 Enterprise license offers stretched clusters with local site protection, and native data-at-rest encryption designed to achieve higher availability and security with minimal CPU overhead. Both Advanced and Enterprise licenses support deduplication, compression and erasure coding data services for all-flash configurations. Erasure coding can be configured with either single or double parity protection against disk failures.

All the vSAN licenses also offer support for storage quality of service (QoS), which enables an administrator to place limits on the number of IOPS that specific VMs can consume.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting to Know Enterprise Storage

Lecture 1: Learning Path for vSphere 7

Lecture 2: Overview

Lecture 3: Storage Media

Lecture 4: Networked Storage Implementations

Lecture 5: SAN vs. NAS

Lecture 6: Physical vs. Virtual Storage

Lecture 7: Dont reject this video!!!

Chapter 2: Diving into VMware vSAN Concepts

Lecture 1: The Big Picture

Lecture 2: Solutions and Benefits

Lecture 3: vSAN Architecture

Lecture 4: vSAN Features

Lecture 5: Use Cases

Chapter 3: VMware vSAN Design Considerations

Lecture 1: Meeting Requirements

Lecture 2: vSAN Editions

Lecture 3: Cache Tier Sizing

Lecture 4: Cluster Sizing

Lecture 5: Scaling Up and Scaling Out

Lecture 6: Understanding Fault Domains

Lecture 7: Stretched Cluster

Lecture 8: Two Node Direct Connect

Chapter 4: Installation Files (direct link)

Lecture 1: Installation Files

Chapter 5: vSAN LAB

Lecture 1: Download vSAN

Lecture 2: How to practice

Lecture 3: Introduction to VMware LAB

Lecture 4: VMware Hands-On LAB

Chapter 6: Implementing VMware vSAN

Lecture 1: Verifying Prerequisites

Lecture 2: Snapshot your workload

Lecture 3: Storage controller requirements

Lecture 4: Adding disks to ESXi for vSAN

Lecture 5: Configuring vSAN Networking

Lecture 6: Enabling Single-site Cluster

Lecture 7: Claiming Disks

Lecture 8: Fault Domains

Lecture 9: Validating Your vSAN Implementation

Chapter 7: Configuring VMware vSAN Advanced Features

Lecture 1: Migrating Virtual Machines to vSAN

Lecture 2: Storage Policies

Lecture 3: Deduplication and Compression

Lecture 4: Quality of Service

Lecture 5: Encryption

Lecture 6: iSCSI Target Service

Lecture 7: vSAN Data Protection and Disaster Recovery

Chapter 8: Monitoring VMware vSAN

Lecture 1: vSAN Health Service

Lecture 2: Maintenance Mode

Lecture 3: Hardware Replacement

Chapter 9: Whats Next

Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Ali M
Network Consultant

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2 stars: 18 votes

3 stars: 66 votes

4 stars: 197 votes

5 stars: 269 votes

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