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Learning VMware vSphere

You're reading from   Learning VMware vSphere Lay the foundations for data center virtualization using VMware vSphere 6 and strengthen your understanding of its power

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2016
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ISBN-13 9781782174158
Length 606 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Abhilash G B Abhilash G B
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Rebecca Fitzhugh Rebecca Fitzhugh
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Preface 1. An Introduction to Server Virtualization Using VMware FREE CHAPTER 2. The Hypervisor – ESXi 3. The Management Layer – VMware vCenter 4. vSphere Networking Concepts and Management 5. vSphere Storage Concepts and Management 6. Advanced vSphere Infrastructure Management 7. Understanding Host Profiles, Image Profiles, and Auto Deploy 8. Virtual Machines Concepts and Management 9. Monitoring Performance of a vSphere Environment 10. Certificate Management for a vSphere Environment 11. Securing a vSphere Environment 12. Life Cycle Management of a vSphere Environment

VMware vCenter Server concepts


VMware vCenter Server is available in two forms, a Windows version and a Linux appliance. An appliance is nothing but a virtual machine running a Just enough Operating System (JeOS) version of SUSE Linux with all the vCenter components pre-installed on it.

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JeOS refers to a traditional operating system that has been customized to fit the needs of a particular application that will be installed on it.

There is no Linux installable version of vCenter. It is only available in the form of a Linux appliance. The Linux version of vCenter offers the same functionalities and performance as the Windows version. However, there are differences in how they can be installed, deployed, and configured. The Windows version will require you to run an installer on a virtual or physical machine running a supported version of Microsoft Windows; however, the Linux version is available in the form of an appliance, which can be deployed as a virtual machine.

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