Module 1: Introduction to Server Virtualization
Overview of Virtualization: Understanding virtualization concepts, benefits, and architecture.
Hypervisor Types: Difference between Type 1 and Type 2 hypervisors.
Virtualization Components: Key components such as virtual machines (VMs), virtual networks, and storage.
Module 2: Installing and Configuring Hyper-V
Installing Hyper-V: Steps for installing Hyper-V role on Windows Server.
Configuring Hyper-V: Basic configuration of Hyper-V, including virtual switches and virtual storage.
Creating Virtual Machines: Creating and configuring new VMs using Hyper-V Manager.
Module 3: Managing Virtual Machines
VM Management: Starting, stopping, pausing, and deleting VMs.
VM Settings: Adjusting VM settings such as CPU, memory, and disk allocation.
Virtual Machine Checkpoints: Creating and managing VM checkpoints (snapshots) for backup and recovery.
Module 4: Virtual Networking
Virtual Switches: Configuring virtual switches and network adapters for VMs.
Network Isolation: Implementing VLANs and network isolation within virtual environments.
Virtual Network Configuration: Configuring advanced networking options like NAT and DHCP for VMs.
Module 5: Storage for Virtual Machines
Virtual Hard Disks (VHDs): Managing VHDs and VHDXs, including creation, resizing, and conversion.
Storage Solutions: Configuring and managing different types of virtual storage solutions such as pass-through disks and shared storage.
Storage Migration: Moving and optimizing VM storage for performance and availability.
Module 6: High Availability and Failover Clustering
Failover Clustering: Setting up and configuring failover clustering for high availability.
Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV): Configuring CSVs for shared storage in cluster environments.
VM Migration: Implementing Live Migration and Storage Migration for VMs.
Module 7: Performance Monitoring and Optimization
Performance Monitoring: Using tools like Performance Monitor and Resource Monitor to assess VM performance.
Resource Optimization: Techniques for optimizing CPU, memory, and storage resources in a virtualized environment.
Troubleshooting: Diagnosing and resolving common performance issues in Hyper-V.
Module 8: Security and Compliance
VM Security: Implementing security measures for VMs, including encryption and access controls.
Compliance: Ensuring compliance with organizational and regulatory standards in a virtual environment.
Backup and Recovery: Configuring backup solutions and disaster recovery plans for virtual machines.
Module 9: Automation and Management Tools
PowerShell for Hyper-V: Using PowerShell commands and scripts to automate Hyper-V management tasks.
System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM): Overview and usage of SCVMM for centralized management of virtual environments.
Automation Tools: Implementing automation tools and scripts for managing and scaling virtual infrastructure.
Module 10: Advanced Virtualization Features
Nested Virtualization: Configuring nested virtualization for running Hyper-V inside a VM.
Dynamic Memory and Smart Paging: Configuring dynamic memory and smart paging for optimizing VM resource usage.
Shielded VMs: Implementing shielded VMs to enhance security and protection for virtual machines.
Module 11: Customizing Word
Quick Access Toolbar: Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar for easier access to frequently used commands.
Word Options: Adjusting Word settings to personalize the user experience.
Macros: Recording and running simple macros to automate repetitive tasks.
