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Course Outline
Introduction to Virtualization
- What constitutes a Hypervisor?
- Hypervisor Types (Type 1 versus Type 2)
- Advantages of virtualization
Snapshot of KVM
- Introduction to KVM and its architecture
- Strengths and weaknesses of KVM
- Key terminology (libvirt, QEMU, virt-manager, etc.)
Lab Preparation and Installation
- Lab setup and system requirements
- Prerequisites for installing KVM
- KVM installation procedure
KVM Configuration
- Network configuration for KVM
- Establishing storage pools
- Creating guest virtual machines
KVM Administration
- Managing guest virtual machines (starting, stopping, deleting, etc.)
- Creating and restoring VM snapshots
- Backing up guest virtual machines
- Expanding disk space for guest virtual machines
- Renaming guest virtual machines
- Cloning guest virtual machines
- Increasing resources for guest virtual machines (CPU, RAM)
Advanced Configuration and Troubleshooting
- Creating virtual network bridges (vBridge: Host Only and NAT)
- Restoring VMs from backups
- Common troubleshooting methods for KVM
Summary and Future Directions
Requirements
- Proficiency with the Linux command-line interface
- Foundational knowledge of system administration
- General awareness of virtualization concepts is advantageous but not mandatory
Target Audience
- System administrators keen on virtualization
- IT professionals aiming to start with KVM swiftly
- Developers and DevOps engineers operating in virtualized environments
7 Hours
Testimonials (1)
A very good and easy-to-use virtual solution (DA DESKTOP).
