Introduction To Hyper-V Implementation And Management

Key Virtualization Concepts for Deployment

What you'll learn
Once you have completed this training course, you will have gained a solid understanding of Hyper-V and its capabilities, as well as be able to deploy and manage Hyper-V.
learn about Hyper-V, including features, scalability changes, storage and network changes, and licensing
Requirements
No experience needed
PC
Description
In this Introduction to Hyper-V Implementation and Management training course, expert author John Savill will teach you about the core capabilities of Hyper-V. This course is designed for the absolute beginner, meaning no previous knowledge of Hyper-V is required.
You will start with an overview of virtualization, then jump into learning about Hyper-V, including features, scalability changes, storage and network changes, and licensing. From there, you will learn about virtual machine resource fundamentals, such as time synchronization, dynamic memory configuration, and page sharing technologies. This video tutorial also covers virtual storage, virtual switches, and deploying Hyper-V. Finally, you will learn how to use checkpoints in Hyper-V. 
Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will have gained a solid understanding of Hyper-V and its capabilities, as well as be able to deploy and manage Hyper-V.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction To The course

Section 2: Virtualization Overview

Lecture 2 Datacenter Evolution

Lecture 3 Key Resources In A Server

Lecture 4 Resource Abstraction When Using Hyper-V

Lecture 5 Resource Scaling And Sharing With Virtualization

Lecture 6 Provisioning In A Virtual Environment Compared To Physical

Lecture 7 Benefits Of Virtualization

Lecture 8 Cloud Service Overview

Section 3: Hyper-V Introduction

Lecture 9 Hyper-V Hypervisor Fundamentals

Lecture 10 Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V Features

Lecture 11 Windows Server 2008 R2 Hyper-V Features

Lecture 12 Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 Hyper-V Features

Lecture 13 Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V Scalability Changes

Lecture 14 Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V Mobility And Availability Changes

Lecture 15 Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V Storage And Network Changes

Lecture 16 Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V Other Changes

Lecture 17 Windows Server 2012 R2 Hyper-V Changes

Lecture 18 Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V Licensing

Lecture 19 System Center Overview

Section 4: Virtual Machine Resource Fundamentals

Lecture 20 Overview Of VMBus

Lecture 21 Anatomy Of A Generation - 1 VM

Lecture 22 Anatomy Of A Generation - 2 VM

Lecture 23 Time Synchronization In Hyper-V VMs

Lecture 24 USB Ports With Hyper-V

Lecture 25 Processor Resource Overview

Lecture 26 Virtual CPU Scheduling With Hyper-V

Lecture 27 Virtual CPU Assignment For VMs

Lecture 28 Processor Compatibility Setting For vCPUs

Lecture 29 Using NUMA Configurations

Lecture 30 Dynamic Memory Overview

Lecture 31 Dynamic Memory Configuration

Lecture 32 Dynamic Memory Demonstration

Lecture 33 Dynamic Memory Special Case Considerations

Lecture 34 Understanding Hyper-V Smart Paging

Lecture 35 Page Sharing Technologies

Section 5: Virtual Storage Introduction

Lecture 36 Overview Of Virtual Hard Disk

Lecture 37 Types Of VHD

Lecture 38 Virtual IDE And SCSI Controller

Lecture 39 VHDX Changes

Lecture 40 Creating A New VHD Using Hyper-V Manager

Lecture 41 Creating A New VHD Using PowerShell

Lecture 42 Managing VHDs

Lecture 43 Overview Of Pass Through Storage

Section 6: Using Virtual Switches

Lecture 44 Overview Of Virtual Switches

Lecture 45 Types Of Virtual Switch

Lecture 46 Creating A Virtual Switch

Lecture 47 Using The Extensible Virtual Switch

Lecture 48 Understanding VLANs

Lecture 49 Using VLANs With Hyper-V

Lecture 50 Understanding PVLANs

Lecture 51 Using PVLANs With Hyper-V

Section 7: Networking With SCVMM

Lecture 52 Overview Of SCVMM Networking

Lecture 53 Understanding Logical Networks

Lecture 54 Creating Logical Networks

Lecture 55 Creating VM Networks

Lecture 56 Understanding And Using Port Profiles

Lecture 57 Understanding And Using Port Classifications

Lecture 58 Creating Logical Switches

Lecture 59 Disabling Automatic Logical Network Creation

Lecture 60 Applying A Logical Switch To A host

Lecture 61 Understanding Network Virtualization

Lecture 62 Understanding The three Planes Of Network Virtualization

Lecture 63 Deploying Network Virtualization With SCVMM

Lecture 64 Managing Network Virtualization With PowerShell

Lecture 65 Connecting Virtualized Networks With NV Gateway

Lecture 66 Deploying A NV Gateway

Section 8: Deploying Hyper-V

Lecture 67 How To Obtain Hyper-V

Lecture 68 Hyper-V Requirements

Lecture 69 Windows Server Configuration Levels

Lecture 70 Setting Configuration Levels

Lecture 71 Enabling Hyper-V

Lecture 72 Post Hyper-V Installation Steps

Lecture 73 Deploying Hyper-V Using SCVMM

Lecture 74 Hyper-V Management Tools Overview

Lecture 75 Using Hyper-V Manager

Lecture 76 Using PowerShell To Manage Hyper-V

Lecture 77 Security Considerations For Hyper-V Deployments

Lecture 78 Creating A New VM Using Hyper-V Manager

Lecture 79 Connecting To A Hyper-V VM

Lecture 80 Hyper-V VM Activation Options

Lecture 81 Overview Of Enhanced Session Mode

Lecture 82 Enabling And Using Enhanced Session Mode

Section 9: Using Checkpoints In Hyper-V

Lecture 83 Checkpoint Overview

Lecture 84 Understanding How Checkpoints Work

Lecture 85 Creating A New Checkpoint

Lecture 86 Managing Checkpoints

Lecture 87 VM-generationID And Virtualization Safe DCs On Hyper-V

Section 10: Closing thoughts

Lecture 88 Wrap Up

This course is designed for the absolute beginner, meaning no previous knowledge of Hyper-V is required.,Geared towards beginners