Intensive four-day workshop to design, deploy and administer a virtualized infrastructure with VMware ESXi and vSphere — from the hypervisor to HA, DRS and Fault Tolerance clusters, applying the best practices recommended by VMware.
Four days of intensive workshop to build the knowledge, skills and judgement needed to design a VMware vSphere virtual infrastructure that guarantees availability, manageability, performance, disaster recovery and security — applying the best practices recommended by VMware.
A hands-on course built from our experience as trainers and consultants in Virtualization, Cloud and DevOps. We start from the ESXi hypervisor, deploy vCenter, configure distributed networking and shared storage, and finish with HA, DRS and Fault Tolerance clusters on a dedicated lab.
This isn't a course to start learning Linux. For profiles without that base, we recommend one of our intensive GNU/Linux administration courses first.
From the fundamentals and ESXi installation to vCenter deployment, distributed networking and shared storage, closing with HA, DRS and Fault Tolerance clusters. Syllabus and duration are adjustable to your environment.
Swipe to see all 5 blocksMaterials produced in-house, kept current from our experience in VMware deployments and migrations over the past 12 years.
The instructor runs each concept live on the projected vCenter — you see theory turn into clicks, commands and real clusters.
Step-by-step workbook with instructions, commands and solutions — you take it home to review and use as reference.
A dedicated lab environment for each attendee — no shared cluster, everyone breaks and rebuilds at their own pace.
Our own engineers with 12 years of experience in VMware virtualization deployments, migrations and training.
SIXE certificate of attendance and achievement, if you need it to justify the training internally.
If your team is reviewing the stack after the Broadcom changes, we also deliver training on KVM and oVirt (RHEV) — the open enterprise virtualization stack, with a hands-on VMware migration lab using virt-v2v.
If your team doesn't yet have solid UNIX/Linux experience, we recommend starting with our intensive GNU/Linux administration courses.
Tell us how many of you there are, which vSphere version you run (or if you're starting from scratch), and in which language. We come back with a concrete proposal — format, dates and instructor — not a boilerplate quote.
SIXE ensures that your infrastructures based on IBM®, Red Hat®, Canonical®, and SUSE® technologies remain stable, secure, and optimized for as long as you need them.
At SIXE, we are committed to sustainability. That’s why we help you design, implement, and maintain durable and efficient technological solutions.
