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Who is it for:

System administrators and system integrators responsible for designing, implementing, and managing VMware Aria Automation

Learning Goals:

• Understand the purpose, functionality, and architecture of VMware Aria Automation to facilitate cloud automation and management.
• Install VMware Aria Automation using Easy Installer and comprehend different deployment types for tailored infrastructure solutions.
• Integrate Workspace ONE Access with Active Directory for streamlined authentication and manage user roles and permissions for secure access control.
• Perform initial configurations including setting up cloud accounts, zones, projects, and mappings to establish the foundation for automation tasks.
• Design, configure, and deploy VMware Aria Automation templates, leveraging YAML, cloudConfig, and cloudbase-init for dynamic, cross-cloud services.

Who is this for:

Designed for Network and security architects and consultants who design enterprise and data center networks and NSX environments.

Learning Goals:

• Understand the design framework and principles for NSX-T Data Center infrastructure across multiple data centers.
• Follow a structured design process to gather requirements, constraints, assumptions, and risks efficiently.
• Assess existing physical networking and security components, processes, and operations, and explore alternative design options for risk management and organizational readiness. Perform a skills gap analysis as part of this evaluation.
• Create a comprehensive design for a VMware vSphere virtual data center that aligns with NSX-T Data Center requirements. This involves designing a physical network to support network virtualization in a software-defined data center, as well as logical network and security services. Additionally, design a scalable and highly available data center rack solution.

Who is it for:

IT professionals interested in network virtualization, system administrators, network and security engineers, and other IT professionals responsible for managing, implementing, and troubleshooting virtualized or software-defined networking environments.

Learning Goals:

• Gain an understanding of the architecture and key components of NSX, along with its features and benefits, including its use cases, importance, and Federation architecture.
• Deploy the NSX Management cluster and VMware NSX Edge nodes, and prepare VMware ESXi hosts to participate in NSX networking.
• Create and configure segments to facilitate layer 2 forwarding, as well as Tier-0 and Tier-1 gateways for logical routing.
• Utilize distributed and gateway firewall policies to effectively filter east-west and north-south traffic within NSX, and manage users and access using VMware Identity Manager and LDAP.
• Configure Advanced Threat Prevention features and network services on NSX Edge nodes for enhanced security and functionality.

Who is it for:

For system architects and system administrators who want to learn about how to plan, deploy, manage, and operate hybrid and cloud infrastructures, including customization.

Learning Goals:

• Develop a deployment plan and understand the architecture of VMware Cloud Foundation.
• Configure VMware Cloud Foundation for connectivity with VMware Cloud and learn about its subscription licensing.
• Perform initial tasks for smooth implementation and onboard platforms.
• Manage user credentials and configure NSX networking within VMware Cloud Foundation.
• Deploy and manage Workload Domains, implement vSphere with Tanzu, and understand storage solutions and policies.
• Perform routine maintenance tasks and manage certificates for VMware Cloud Foundation and its technologies.
• Oversee the lifecycle of VMware Cloud Foundation and engage with technical support as needed.

Who is it for:

Storage and virtual infrastructure consultants, solution architects, and administrators who are responsible for production support and administration of VMware vSAN 8.0.

Learning Goals:

• Understand vSAN architecture, including key components and the distinction between All-Flash and Hybrid setups.
• Plan and deploy a vSAN cluster considering requirements for performance, storage, and networking.
• Manage vSAN storage with dynamic policies, ensuring compliance and performance optimization.
• Ensure data resilience and availability through vSAN features such as fault domains and maintenance strategies.
• Optimize storage space efficiency using deduplication, compression, and erasure coding.
• Implement and manage vSAN security operations, including encryption and key management.
• Configure and manage vSAN HCI Mesh, vSAN File Service, and iSCSI Target Service for extended storage solutions.
• Understand stretched and two-node cluster architecture for high availability and disaster recovery scenarios.
• Monitor and maintain vSAN cluster health using VMware Skyline Health and other tools.
• Troubleshoot common vSAN issues with a structured approach and utilize ESXi logs for in-depth analysis.

Who is it for:

Designed for System Administrators and System Engineers who have experience with Microsoft Windows or Linux operating systems and basic datacenter infrastructure, enterprise networking, and storage concepts.

Learning Goals:

• Learn to install and configure ESXi hosts effectively.
• Deploy and configure vCenter for streamlined management.
• Use the vSphere Client to organize vCenter inventory and assign user roles.
• Develop virtual networks using vSphere switches.
• Master the creation and setup of data stores supported by vSphere.
• Efficiently create virtual machines, templates, clones, and snapshots using the vSphere Client.
• Establish content libraries for simplified template management and virtual machine deployment.
• Manage virtual machine resource allocation effectively.
• Acquire skills in migrating virtual machines using VMware vSphere vMotion and Storage vMotion.
• Create and configure a vSphere cluster with High Availability and Distributed Resource Scheduler.
• Learn to manage the vSphere life cycle to ensure continuous functionality of vCenter, ESXi hosts, and virtual machines.

Who is it for:

This course is targeted at individuals with a fundamental understanding of the GDPR and comprehensive knowledge of data protection requirements.

Learning Goals:

• Understand the concepts of the GDPR and interpret its requirements
• Understand the content and the correlation between the General Data Protection
  Regulation and other regulatory frameworks and applicable standards, such as ISO/IEC
  27701 and ISO/IEC 29134
• Acquire the competence to perform the role and daily tasks of the data protection
  officer in an organization
• Develop the ability to inform, advise, and monitor compliance with the GDPR and
  cooperate with the supervisory authority