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Virtualization for VMware Professionals Jump Start: (01) Introduction and Scalability

Posted: Feb 05, 2013 at 5:54PM
By: JeffKoch, Symon Perriman
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After brief introductions and an overview of the agenda, Symon Perriman and Matt McSpirit kick off the course with an information-packed introduction to Hyper-V and start the comparison to VMware in terms of scalability, performance & density.

[10:13] - Hyper-V Server
[16:08] - Hyper-V deployment options
[20:40] - Hyper-V scalability improvements
[25:09] - Hyper-V and VMware comparison

Full course outline:

Mod 01: Introduction and Scalability
Mod 02: Storage and Resource Management
Mod 03: Security, multi-tenancy and flexibility
Mod 04: High-availability and Resiliency
Mod 05: Introduction and Overview of System Center 2012
Mod 06: Application Management
Mod 07: Cross-platform Management
Mod 08: Foundation, Hybrid Clouds and Costs

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