Vitualization From the Desktop to the Enterprise

Name: Vitualization From the Desktop to the Enterprise
Author: Chris Wolf

Includes Windows and Linux VMware Workstation evaluation software

Gebonden Engels 2005 1e druk 9781590594957

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Creating a virtual network allows you to maximize the use of your servers. Virtualization: From the Desktop to the Enterprise is the first book of its kind to demonstrate how to manage all aspects of virtualization across an enterprise. (Other books focus only on singular aspects of virtualization, without delving into the interrelationships of the technologies.)

This book promises to cover all aspects of virtualization, including virtual machines, virtual file systems, virtual storage solutions, and clustering, enabling you to understand which technologies are right for your particular environment. Furthermore, the book covers both Microsoft and Linux environments.

Specificaties

ISBN13:9781590594957

Taal:Engels

Bindwijze:gebonden

Aantal pagina's:559

Uitgever:Apress

Druk:1

Hoofdrubriek:IT-management / ICT

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Over Erick Halter

Erick M. Halter was an educator for 3 years, winning multiple student retention and professional development awards. He currently works as a network engineer for a technology-based law firm where he is virtualizing the current network and optimizing system processes for the Web. Halter also configures and maintains infrastructure equipment for heightened security and performance. Halter has several industry certifications, a degree in English, and 10 years of network experience.

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Inhoudsopgave

About the Authors
About the Technical Reviewer
Acknowledgments
Introduction

1. Examining the Anatomy of a Virtual Machine
2. Preparing a Virtual Machine Host
3. Installing VM Applications on Desktops
4. Deploying and Managing VMs on the Desktop
5. Installing and Deploying VMs on Enterprise Servers
6. Deploying and Managing Production VMs on Enterprise Servers
7. Backing Up and Recovering Virtual Machines
8. Using Virtual File Systems
9. Implementing Failover Clusters
10. Creating Load-Balanced Clusters
11. Building Virtual Machine Clusters
12. Introducing Storage Networking
13. Virtualizing Storage
14. Putting It All Together: The Virtualized Information System

Appendix A: Virtualization Product Roundup
Index