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Build your business with top VMWare Consultants. ITSA product community access. Forget the old rules. You can have the best people. Right now. Right here. Licenses are perpetual and does not expire. It includes 6 CPU licenses of vSphere Essentials (for 3 servers with up to 2 processors each) and 1 license for vCenter Server Essentials.
This product is intended for
- Owner
- Information Technology Manager
- Director of Information Technology
- Head of Information Technology
- Vice President Information Technology
- Information Technology Project Manager
- Vmware Consultant
- VMware Administrator
- Virtualization Consultant
- System Architect
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Small-Medium Sized Company vSphere Data Center.
EXAMPLE: We detail a cluster of 4 ESXi hosts, connected to a vCenter Server that has 150+ VM’s balanced across the hosts. There are 2 network switches vSS-1 & vDS-2 and ESXi servers are connected to for VM & management traffic via VLAN’s. The hosts are connected to four 500 GB shared storage LUN’s that are presented via fiber channel.
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DATA CENTER VIRTUALIZATION & CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE
Small businesses can virtualize their physical servers and centrally manage these servers.
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There are 2 Ways in vSphere that we can separate traffic.
EXAMPLE: The following image shows you how VMkernels port groups "MGMT & vMotion" go through different port groups with VLANs 10 & 20 in the same vSphere Standard Switch (vSS) 0. Also, vLANs 30, 40, 50 are going through different Virtual Switches (vSwitch) 1, 2, 3 and then to different physical switches (pSwitch) 1, 2.
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We will protect your virtual environment with vSphere High Availability (HA)
EXAMPLE: If One of your ESXi Hosts (Hypervisor) just failed so what will happen to the Virtual Machines running on it? Okay, the VMs will definitely power off and if vSphere High Availability (HA) was correctly configured in the cluster nothing should happen to the VMs. The VMs will try to restart on another host.
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We will help to Scaling Up and Scaling Out as many host as you need.
EXAMPLE: We believe a cluster should ideally start with enough hosts to ensure a sufficient number of hosts to minimize the initial HA overhead (say <25%) and ensure DRS can load balance effectively, then scale up (eg: RAM) to cater for additional VMs. If more compute power is required in future, scaling out and then scaling up (add RAM) further.