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VMware vSphere 7 Foundations 1.9 - Getting Started with vSphere - Create a vSphere Cluster

Most of the functionality in vCentre relies on the Hosts forming a cluster. This allows features like HA and DRS to function. At the end of this video, you'll know how to create a cluster and add vSphere hosts to it. Glossary for Module 1 Hypervisor Software that allows the operation of Virtual Machines on a host ESXi The name for the hypervisor in vSphere. Originally called “ESX”, the name changed with version 4. ESX Stands for “Elastic Sky X”, and the i means “Installable” Type 1 Type of Hypervisor that is installed directly on the server hardware, in place of an Operating System, such as Hyper-V or ESXi Type 2 Type of Hypervisor that is installed on to an existing Operating System, such as VMware Workstation Host A server running a Hypervisor Intel VT/AMD-V Intel Virtualisation Technology / AMD Virtualisation – Hardware assisted virtualisation types High Availability (HA) A vSphere feature that restarts failed VMs in the event of a Host failure Cluster A group of (usually) two or more hosts managed as a single object, enabling features such as HA Data Centre A vSphere management object representing a single physical location vCentre vSphere package/component used for managing multiple hosts VMware Tools A bundle of drivers and related software installed on a virtual machine to support the virtual hardware. Guest/Guest OS The operating system and associated software within a Virtual Machine. Sometimes used synonymously with Virtual Machines. Module Summary This module was short and simple, a rapid introduction that you can use to quickly build a small vSphere Cluster. The terminology from this module is the most important to remember. That said, in the exam, you are likely to encounter questions about Hardware Assisted Virtualisation, such as Intel VT. Also, remember that VCSA 7 requires 16GB RAM as a minimum, and the size of the disks and resources it uses will vary depending on which size deployment you select in the wizard. References https://www.vmware.com/topics/glossary/ https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-vSp... Module 1 Playlist    • vSphere 7 Foundations Module 1 - Getting S...