From the course: VMware vSphere 8 Certified Technical Associate - Data Center Virtualization (VCTA-DCV) (1V0-21.20) Cert Prep
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Introduction - vSphere Tutorial
From the course: VMware vSphere 8 Certified Technical Associate - Data Center Virtualization (VCTA-DCV) (1V0-21.20) Cert Prep
Introduction
- [Instructor] In this section, we'll learn how to administer availability, and we'll focus on three primary areas. We'll start out with vSphere High Availability, which can protect our virtual machines in the event of situations like a host failure. So we'll learn how High Availability works and how to configure it. We'll also learn how to make vCenter itself highly available, and how to do things like manual and scheduled backups of vCenter. And we'll conclude this section with an examination of false tolerance, which can be used to provide us with zero downtime failover for critical virtual machines.
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Introduction39s
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vSphere availability resources56s
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Basic vSphere High Availability architecture11m 23s
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HA datastore heartbeats and host isolation7m 55s
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HA failure scenarios7m 57s
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Demo: Basic High Availability configuration in vSphere11m
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vCenter High Availability for vSphere 87m 2s
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Demo: Deploy vCenter High Availability (vCHA)7m 26s
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Demo: vCenter manual backup to an SMB share4m 29s
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Demo: vCenter scheduled backups and retention policies3m 26s
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Zero-downtime failover with Fault Tolerance (FT)13m 56s
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Demo: Fault Tolerance in vSphere10m 44s
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