VMware Logon Monitor logs a wide array of metrics related to logon, group policy, user profile, and performance. These metrics were selected to provide administrators a detailed view of end user systems during logon time so performance bottlenecks may be more easily root caused.
This Network Virtualization course focuses on the technology area of network virtualization and security, and will target the VMware NSX platform. At the end of this course, you should be able to:
Describe VMware’s SDDC architecture
Explain the benefits of VMware NSX network virtualization
Describe the main components, features, and services of VMware NSX
Understand VMware NSX use cases (network security, IT automation, and application continuity)
Virtual SAN delivers enterprise-class availability that covers several areas of potential failures including software, hardware, and other potential infrastructure failures to satisfy the availability requirements of the most demanding business-critical applications.
In this episode, Rawlinson covers the majority of the availability mechanisms in Virtual SAN including built-in and tunable failure tolerance, rack awareness, stretched cluster and replication capabilities.
Hyper-Converged solutions featuring all-flash storage are the future as they continue to decrease in cost and offer dramatically better performance when compared to magnetic disks. Virtual SAN is optimized for modern all-flash storage with efficient near-line deduplication, compression, and erasure coding capabilities that lower TCO.
Deduplication and compression enable considerable capacity savings across the entire Virtual SAN cluster — especially in environments where standard OS builds (templates and clones) are used and where there is abundant data commonality such as file shares. RAID-5/6 erasure coding reduces capacity consumption by as much as 50% versus RAID-1 (mirroring) with the same levels of availability for FTT=1 and FTT=2 Virtual SAN rule sets.
VMware vRealize Automation (vRA) is the powerful automation engine within VMware’s vRealize Cloud Management Platform (CMP). vRA is designed to automate not just applications and service delivery, but also the infrastructure ecosystem around them, resulting in an app-centric authoring, provisioning and lifecycle management solution.
A critical component of that infrastructure is a Networking and Security strategy that can meet the demands of new and existing applications while protecting enterprises against a modern threat.
While vRA has provided enhanced networking and security integration in the form of NSX in the past, the latest release, vRA 7.x, ups the ante to make building, consuming, and lifecycle managing application-centric network services a core function of service delivery.
This presentation is a technical overview of the integration, services and capabilities delivered with vRA 7 + NSX.