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VMware vCenter Server and ESXi Host in your home Machine
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VMware vCenter Server and ESXi Host in your home Machine

Create Lab in your laptop or Desktop of vCenter Server and modules for Windows 6.7 and ESXi Supervisor Step by Step
Created byTareq Tech
Last updated 11/2022
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What you'll learn

  • End of this course you learn how to install vCenter in your laptop or Desktop
  • End of this course you learn how to install ESXi Host Supervisor in your laptop or Desktop
  • NFS share from Linux to VMware ESXi Host

Course content

9 sections • 18 lectures • 1h 51m total length

  • Introduction5:36

    Learn how to build a home lab for VMware vCenter Server and ESXi using three machines, networking, and a dedicated domain controller, with seven setup stages for practical hands-on practice.

  • Requirement4:05

    Determine home machine requirements for vmware vcenter and esxi: verify a 64-bit processor and operating system, ensure sufficient RAM with available slots, and enable 64-bit on the host.

  • RAM Divide3:36

    Divide ram across multiple virtual machines on a home VMware setup, allocating ram to Windows Server and Windows 10 with a 16 gigabyte minimum and 40 gigabytes per virtual machine.

  • Udemy Platform2:25

    Learn how to adjust video playback on the Udemy platform to improve understanding, using speed controls and readability tips while considering ratings and feedback.

Requirements

  • 16GB RAM Most
  • 100GB Storage Space not necessary
  • 4 Process CPU Most
  • PC has Enable Virtualisation
  • Your host most be 64Bit

Description

This course will teach you. Step by Step how to Create a lab of vCenter Server and modules for Windows 6.7 & ESXi Hypervisor 6.7


You Will learn how to install windows Server 2016


You will learn how to upgrade windows Server 2016 to Domain Controller ( DC ) 


Please note this course only  teaching how to setup a LAB of  vCenter Server and modules for Windows 6.7 & ESXi Hypervisor 6.7



vCenter From Wikipedia

vCenter Server is the centralized management utility for VMware, and is used to manage virtual machines, multiple ESXi hosts, and all dependent components from a single centralized location.

VMware vMotion and svMotion require the use of vCenter and ESXi hosts.


vMotion (live migration)

Live migration (vMotion) in ESX allows a virtual machine to move between two different hosts. Live storage migration (Storage vMotion) enables live migration of virtual disks on the fly.

During vMotion Live Migration (vLM) of the (RAM) memory of the VM is sent from the running VM to the new VM (the instance on another host that will become the running VM after the vLM). The content of memory is by its nature changing all the time. ESX uses a system where the content is sent to the other VM and then it will check what data is changed and send that, each time smaller blocks. At the last moment it will very briefly 'freeze' the existing VM, transfer the last changes in the RAM content and then start the new VM. The intended effect of this process is to minimize the time during which the VM is suspended; in a best case this will be the time of the final transfer plus the time required to start the new VM.


svMotion (Storage vMotion)

svMotion enables live migration of virtual disks and their home directories without any downtime.[2] svMotion uses a mirror driver to copy virtual hard drives and/or the home directory from the source to destination datastores simultaneously, which keeps everything in sync until the svMotion operation is complete on the destination, at which point the source data is deleted.[5]


There is a performance impact from running svMotion – read IO from the source and write IO on the destination. This can be verified through esxtop. If VAAI is enabled on the ESXi hosts and on the storage array, It will offload the svMotion migration operation to the array instead of going through the VMkernel, which increases the migration speed.

                                 



Who this course is for:

  • anyone wants to install vCenter or ESXi host in his/her laptop or Desktop

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