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Getting Started with Microsoft Hyper-V
Hyper-V: Microsoft's Virtualization Platform
Hyper-V is a hardware virtualization tool from Microsoft that allows users to create and manage virtual machines (VMs) on a single system. It helps optimize resource use, run legacy software, test applications across multiple platforms, and improve IT efficiency with features like isolated environments for enhanced security.
Available on Windows and Windows Server, Hyper-V supports Windows, Linux, and FreeBSD as guest operating systems. It offers key benefits like better resource management and security, but has limitations with hardware-dependent or latency-sensitive applications. Overall, Hyper-V is a powerful solution for efficient, scalable virtualization.
A Working Kubevirt Tutorial
This post provides a step-by-step tutorial on manually adding KubeVirt to Kubernetes. It includes instructions on installing Kubernetes, KubeVirt base components, and creating and managing virtual machines. The tutorial also covers additional features such as console access, SSH login and VNC connection to the virtual machines.
Microsoft Hyper-V Intermediate
For the Engineer with a solid understanding of the fundamental aspects of Microsoft Hyper-V, this Learning Path will start to dive deeper into the configuration and management of Hyper-V.
Introduction to OpenShift Virtualization for the Virtualization SME
Dive into the transformative world of OpenShift Virtualization as we highlight its pivotal role in the shift from traditional virtualization infrastructures to modern, Kubernetes-driven environments.
At the heart of this discussion is KubeVirt, an innovative extension for Kubernetes that enables the seamless management of virtual machines alongside container workloads. Through an explorative journey, we aim to unravel the complexities of KubeVirt, providing clarity on its origins, development and role in bridging legacy applications with cloud-native paradigms.
Hyper-V - VM Creations Lab
In this lab, we will walk through the process of creating a Hyper-V virtual machine. The lab will guide you through selecting the VM's configuration, such as allocating memory, assigning virtual processors, and creating a virtual hard disk. We will then show how to choose the installation method, such as using an ISO image, to install the operating system.
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Evaluating the Cost of Hypervisor Migration: A Scenario-Based Approach
Join us for this 2-hour workshop designed to provide a high-level review of the costs associated with migrating from one hypervisor to another. Using scenario-based exercises grounded in real-world industry cost data, participants will evaluate and compare the potential financial impact of hypervisor migrations.
Virtual Infrastructure with Microsoft Hyper-V : A Learning Series
A Learning Series to help design, deploy, and optimize virtual infrastructure using Microsoft Hyper-V.
Introduction to OpenShift Virtualization for the Virtualization SME
Dive into the transformative world of OpenShift Virtualization as we highlight its pivotal role in the shift from traditional virtualization infrastructures to modern, Kubernetes-driven environments.
At the heart of this discussion is KubeVirt, an innovative extension for Kubernetes that enables the seamless management of virtual machines alongside container workloads. Through an explorative journey, we aim to unravel the complexities of KubeVirt, providing clarity on its origins, development and role in bridging legacy applications with cloud-native paradigms.
Introduction to Microsoft Hyper-V for the Virtualization SME
This session provides a comprehensive introduction to Microsoft Hyper-V, tailored specifically for Virtual Infrastructure Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) considering or managing a migration to Hyper-V. With a focus on comparative analysis, the briefing highlights key architectural, operational, and feature differences between traditional hypervisor and Hyper-V. Attendees will gain insights into how Hyper-V aligns with and diverges from vSphere in terms of management, scalability, performance, and cost-effectiveness. By the end of the session, Virtualization SMEs will be equipped with the foundational knowledge needed to effectively evaluate and transition to Hyper-V within their virtualization strategy.
Microsoft Hyper-V Intermediate
For the Engineer with a solid understanding of the fundamental aspects of Microsoft Hyper-V, this Learning Path will start to dive deeper into the configuration and management of Hyper-V.
Hyper-V - VM Creations Lab
In this lab, we will walk through the process of creating a Hyper-V virtual machine. The lab will guide you through selecting the VM's configuration, such as allocating memory, assigning virtual processors, and creating a virtual hard disk. We will then show how to choose the installation method, such as using an ISO image, to install the operating system.
Getting Started with Microsoft Hyper-V
Hyper-V: Microsoft's Virtualization Platform
Hyper-V is a hardware virtualization tool from Microsoft that allows users to create and manage virtual machines (VMs) on a single system. It helps optimize resource use, run legacy software, test applications across multiple platforms, and improve IT efficiency with features like isolated environments for enhanced security.
Available on Windows and Windows Server, Hyper-V supports Windows, Linux, and FreeBSD as guest operating systems. It offers key benefits like better resource management and security, but has limitations with hardware-dependent or latency-sensitive applications. Overall, Hyper-V is a powerful solution for efficient, scalable virtualization.
Modern Data Center Solutions Briefing
Modern Data Center solutions solve business problems by improving efficiency, reliability, scalability, security and innovation. Robust network, storage and server infrastructure, along with cloud-ready application platforms, enable data-driven decision making, performance optimization, cost control and the creation of new business opportunities. By realizing Modern Data Center solutions, businesses can solve current and future challenges, gain a competitive edge and achieve their goals.
Automation.Day STL '24 - Automate VMWare migrations to OpenShift Virtualization with AAP
In this session, Stuart Kirk, Principal Solutions Architect, Red Hat, presented on how to utilize Ansible Automation Platform (AAP) to automate the migration of virtual machines to OpenShift Virtualization, bringing all the benefits Ansible provides: speed, scale, and consistency.
A Working Kubevirt Tutorial
This post provides a step-by-step tutorial on manually adding KubeVirt to Kubernetes. It includes instructions on installing Kubernetes, KubeVirt base components, and creating and managing virtual machines. The tutorial also covers additional features such as console access, SSH login and VNC connection to the virtual machines.
SUSE Harvester 101
SUSE Harvester is a powerful HCI package that combines K8S and Kubevirt. Learn how to install Harvester on bare metal, create virtual machines, manage namespaces, set up VM networks and perform backups.
Automation.Day NYC '24 - Automating OpenShift Virtualization with the Ansible Automation Platform
As customers look for alternatives to VMWare, Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization, which is included with Red Hat OpenShift, is finding itself front and center as an option to help reduce operational overhead by giving customers one platform for virtual machines (VMs) and containers.
WWT's Key Takeaways from Mobile World Congress Barcelona in 2024
More than 101,000 participants from around the globe attended MWC 2024 in Barcelona. Artificial intelligence (AI) was the biggest topic with exhibitions highlighting how AI can enhance network modernization, energy efficiency, service quality and edge applications.
SDDC Workshop
This workshop gives your organization the opportunity to better understand the considerations for building an SDDC architecture. SDDC can help pave the way for your company to transform IT into a true services delivery organization.
Virtualization Platform Cost Assessment
Are you evaluating the cost of changing your virtualization platform? Do you seek higher fidelity in your cost analysis? To understand the cost of ownership, and the cost of transformation, you must consolidate critical data sets to derive an appropriate cost for your virtualized workloads. Our WWT team takes you through the steps necessary to build an effective hypervisor TCO model and a framework for future state CapEx and OpEx scenario planning.
Six Challenges to Address when Preparing for SDDC
WWT has identified six common challenges and misconceptions that typically arise when helping organizations implement a software-defined data center (SDDC).
Three Reasons SDDC Might Be Right for You
Software-defined data centers (SDDC) are designed to overcome the drawbacks of traditional IT infrastructure. Find out if SDDC may be a fit for your organization.
Primer Series: VMware Cloud Foundation
This article is part of our WWT Primer Series, a collection of content focused on the fundamental understanding of complex technologies and solutions.
When is a "Private Cloud" Not a "Cloud?"
In the rapidly evolving landscape of cloud computing, terminology often becomes a shorthand for complex concepts and technologies. Among the terms frequently misunderstood is the term "private cloud." This post aims to clarify these differences by diving into the essence of the "Private Cloud" as a cloud operating model and a "private cloud" as shorthand for compute virtualization.
Primer Series: Nutanix
This article is part of our WWT Primer Series, a collection of content focused on the fundamental understanding of complex technologies and solutions.