Introduction to Virtualization - 90 Minute Crash Course
Virtualization basics for VMware, Hyper-V & AWS. Perfect for beginners! Understand core concepts & cloud virtualization.
Course Content
Introduction to Virtualization - 90 Minute Crash Course is a beginner-level Udemy course taught by Rick Crisci. It runs 1h 40m and is taught in English. Learners rate it 4.6 out of 5 from 18,853 reviews, with 68,495 students enrolled. It is free to enroll, last updated November 2024.
Are you new to virtualization and struggling with complex technical terms? This course provides a clear and concise introduction to the fundamental concepts of virtual machines (VMs), making it easy to grasp the basics quickly.
"It helped a lot to understand the basics of virtualization, which helps me to learn SAN better." - Muktesh
"Awesome and overall concept of Virtualization in a very short time." - Sushant
This course is the perfect starting point if you want to learn VMware vSphere, Microsoft Hyper-V, VMware Workstation, AWS EC2, or any other virtualization technology.
Here's what you'll learn:
- Basic Virtualization Concepts: Understand VMs, hosts, and hypervisors.
- Hypervisor Types: Differentiate between Type-1 and Type-2 hypervisors.
- VM Structure: Learn about the files that compose a VM and the significance of the Live State of a VM.
- Resource Allocation: Discover how CPU, memory, network, and storage resources are allocated to VMs.
- Benefits of Virtualization: Explore the advantages of running VMs, including mobility, efficiency, and availability.
- Hands-on Experience: Create VMs on your computer using VMware Workstation Player.
- Cloud Virtualization: Sign up for the AWS Free Tier and easily create a VM in the cloud.
With lectures averaging just 5-10 minutes, this course delivers a comprehensive understanding of virtualization without overwhelming you with technical jargon. Start your journey into the world of virtualization today!
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