In our last section, we were concerned with securing a vSphere environment. And in part five, we’re going to focus on vSphere 7 updates and upgrades and a great way to try some of this out is in your own Homelab.
In the last section of our course, we learned about monitoring vSphere 7. And in this section, we’ll look at how to secure a vSphere 7 deployment. And so as usual, let’s start with some of the great free hands-on labs available at
n Part One, we focused on networking, and now in Part Two, we’re going to shift our focus and take an in-depth look at storage with vSphere 7. Now, once again, I want to recommend some free hands-on labs available at hol.vmware.com.
VMware vSphere is everywhere. In order to stay relevant, you must understand vSphere. Perhaps you’re also preparing to take the VMware Certified Professional Datacenter Virtualization (VCP-DCV) exam. In this series of courses, Rick Crisci, a VMware Certified Instructor, walks you through over 50 real-world demos in a vSphere 7 environment using the HTML5 vSphere Client.
In this course, we’ll briefly go over some core load balancing concepts, and dive right into implementing the NSX-T Load Balancer. Specifically, we’ll cover: