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Course Outline
Introduction
- Comparison of Citrix Hypervisor, Red Hat Virtualization, and Hyper-V
- Overview of Citrix Hypervisor features and architecture
- Best practices for virtualization techniques
Getting Started
- Understanding system requirements for government use
- Installing and configuring Citrix Hypervisor in a government environment
- Managing Citrix Hypervisor using XenCenter for government operations
- Creating resource pools for enhanced management
- Joining servers into a resource pool to optimize resources
Managing Users and Networking
- Setting up users and groups for secure access
- Configuring roles, permissions, and access controls for government compliance
- Modifying role-based access control using CLI commands for granular control
- Setting up networks in a standalone server to ensure connectivity
- Configuring networks in resource pools for efficient management
- Creating VLANs and NIC bonds to enhance network performance
Managing Storage
- Supported storage types for government data centers
- Implementing thin provisioning for GSF2 SR to optimize storage usage
- Creating and managing storage repositories for reliable data management
- Increasing LUN and relocating VDIs without downtime to ensure continuous operation
- Multipathing storage for Fibre Channel and iSCSI to enhance reliability
- Deploying IntelliCache for virtual desktops to improve performance
- Using in-memory read caching to reduce latency
Managing Virtual Machines
- Installing GPUs (NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel) for enhanced computing capabilities
- Creating Windows and Linux VMs for diverse workloads
- Using VM templates and cloning images to streamline deployment
- Migrating VMs and virtual disks for flexible resource allocation
- Monitoring performance metrics to ensure optimal operation
- Enabling high availability features to maintain service continuity
- Setting up disaster recovery and backup strategies for data protection
Implementing Workload Balancing
- Understanding requirements and basic tasks for workload balancing in government environments
- Configuring and administering Workload Balancing to optimize resource utilization
- Configuring self-signed and CA certificates for secure communication
Troubleshooting
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Knowledge of virtualization technologies
- Experience in system administration
Audience for Government
- System administrators
- IT administrators
21 Hours
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