VMware VCP-DCV vSphere 7: Resource Management & Alarms
VMware vSphere 7
| Intermediate
- 3 videos | 1h 12m 16s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
In this course, you examine the issues associated with memory and CPU resource management. You'll learn how to create and use resource pools and vApps to control resource allocations through the use of reservations, shares, and limits. Next, you'll explore some of the tools that can be used to monitor resource usage in vCenter, how to use the advanced monitoring capabilities built into vCenter, and the use of esxtop via PuTTY. You'll then move on to learn about vCenter alarms, what they can be used for, and why they are so important for the health of your vSphere infrastructure. Finally, you'll learn how to create an alarm and how the concept of hierarchy applies to alarms. This course is one in a series that helps prepare learners for the VMware Certified Professional - Data Center Virtualization 2021 (VCP-DCV 2021) exam.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Recognize issues associated with memory and cpu resource management.identify functionality available when creating vappsidentify the options and behaviors when setting resource pool reservation optionsidentify options associated with resource pool shares assignmentsRecognize what information is presented in different locations of the vcenter clientrecognize how to use the built in resource monitoring tools within vcenter
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recognize how to use the advanced monitoring capabilities built into vcenterrecognize how to use esxtop via puttyRecognize how to create alarms in the vcenter clientrecognize how to create alarmsidentify prerequisites to vcenter alarm configurationidentify the behavior of default vcenter alarms
IN THIS COURSE
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24m 57s
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24m 28s
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22m 52s
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