Mastering VMware vSphere 6.7: Effectively deploy, manage, and monitor your virtual datacenter with VMware vSphere 6.7, 2nd Edition
Product ID: 120013547
Unleash the benefits of VMware vSphere 6.7 to provide a powerful, flexible and secure digital infrastructure Key Features Deep dive into areas like management, security, scalability, availability and more with vSphere 6.7 Design, deploy and manage VMware vSphere virtual datacenters Implement monitoring and security of VMware workloads with ease Book Description vSphere 6.7 is the latest release of VMware’s industry-leading, virtual cloud platform. It allows organisations to move to hybrid cloud computing by enabling them to run, manage, connect and secure applications in a common operating environment. This up-to-date, 2nd edition provides complete coverage of vSphere 6.7. Complete with step-by-step explanations of essential concepts, practical examples and self-assessment questions, you will begin with an overview of the products, solutions and features of the vSphere 6.7 suite. You’ll learn how to design and plan a virtual infrastructure and look at the workflow and installation of components. You'll gain insight into best practice configuration, management and security. By the end the book you'll be able to build your own VMware vSphere lab that can run even the most demanding of workloads. What you will learn Explore the immense functionality of vSphere 6.7 Design, manage and administer a virtualization environment Get tips for the VCP6-DCV and VCIX6-DCV exams Understand how to implement different migration techniques across different environments Explore vSphere 6.7s powerful capabilities for patching, upgrading and managing the configuration of virtual environments. Understand core vSphere components Master resource management, disaster recovery, troubleshooting, monitoring and security Who this book is for This book is for Administrators, Infrastructure Engineers, Architects, and Consultants with basic knowledge of VMware vSphere. Table of Contents Evolution to vSphere 6.7 Design and plan a virtualization infrastructure Analysis and Assessment of an Existing Environment Deployment Workflow and Component Installation Configuring and Managing vSphere 6.7 Lifecycle Management, Patching, and Upgrading Manage networking resources Manage storage resources VM deployment and management VM Resource Management Availability and disaster recovery Securing and Protecting Your Environment Analyze and optimize your environment Troubleshooting your environment Building your own VMware vSphere Lab Review: Great Book! - I recently started a new job, did not have a clue about VMware vSphere 6.7, until I purchased this book. This book helped me understand the server infrastructure and Vitrual Machines importance within the company. At the end of this year, 2021 I will be an VMware intermediate with servers. #feedthebrain Review: Useful but dry - Lots of info, be prepared for a dry read.
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D**E
Great Book!
I recently started a new job, did not have a clue about VMware vSphere 6.7, until I purchased this book. This book helped me understand the server infrastructure and Vitrual Machines importance within the company. At the end of this year, 2021 I will be an VMware intermediate with servers. #feedthebrain
J**T
Useful but dry
Lots of info, be prepared for a dry read.
J**R
Good book
Good prof book.
L**.
lots of inaccurate information
I've only gone through half of the book so far and have about 7 months of vmware experience but I found a lot of issues with the information it was giving. Specifically in the chapter summary review questions. One example is a basic "what does PSC stand for?" Throughout the chapter, the author clearly defines it as Platform Service Controller, and I knew this from my own research when I worked with it, but the book says the right answer is actually Performance Service Controller. Throughout the book, the "vcenter for windows will no longer be supported beyond 6.7 so upgrade to vCSA" is written over and over. I swear it must've been more than 100 times in those first 6 chapters. One of the question asks if it's best practice to deploy a vCSA appliance over vcenter for Windows. I would think based on what they keep saying it would be true but they list the answer as false.. One other example of misleading info is when they asked whether a vCSA upgrade is considered an in-place upgrade. I would think not since all it does is spins up a completely new VM and migrates the configs over, powers off the old vCSA, powers on the new one and assigns the old vCSA IP to the one. The book says it's an in-place upgrade. How? Aside from the misleading information, the book is filled with a lot of funny spelling mistakes. Seems kind of rushed. Not really a big deal, just found it funny. I would've given this 1 star but it does have a lot of decent high-level info if you're just starting out. Won't really master much as the book gives you generic details for most vmware features. It's more of a "here's how you do a, b, or c" not really a why would u do a over b. It does have some easy to follow step-by-step procedures.
A**M
Misleading title
Not a bad overview but very high level. I don’t think the title “Mastering” is really accurate. You won’t be a master after reading this book alone
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