VMware Cloud on AWS Fundamentals
By David Davis
Course info



Course info



Description
VMware’s hottest new offering, VMware Cloud on AWS, allows IT organizations to run traditional virtualization workloads in the AWS cloud.
In this course, VMware Cloud on AWS Fundamentals, you'll learn the essentials and all the other benefits that will help you further your knowledge.
- First, you'll learn how VMware Cloud on AWS works.
- Next, you'll walk through each step you would take to configure VMware.
- Finally, you'll discover how to connect it to your on-premises vSphere infrastructure and run traditional applications in tandem with AWS cloud applications.
Section Introduction Transcripts
Course Overview
(Music playing) My name is David Davis, and I'm honored to be your instructor for this course. I've been writing, teaching, and speaking about enterprise technologies and cloud computing for over 10 years now. During that time, I've created over 50 Pluralsight courses, and this is one of my favorite courses yet. VMware's hottest new offering, VMware Cloud on AWS allows IT organizations to run traditional virtualization workloads in the Amazon Web Services Cloud. The benefits of this are ultimate scalability, agility, and efficiency for vSphere workloads with direct high-speed access to AWS services. In this course, you'll learn exactly how VMware Cloud on AWS works, what steps you would take to configure it, how to connect it to your on-premises vSphere infrastructure, and how to run traditional applications in tandem with AWS Cloud applications. If you don't have fundamental knowledge of cloud computing and virtualization, I recommend that you first watch my courses covering the Fundamentals of Cloud Computing and the Fundamentals of Virtualization learning path to gain a solid foundation before jumping into this course. By the end of this course, you'll have a solid understanding of VMware Cloud on AWS. So buckle up, grab a beverage, and join me on this adventure into VMware's hottest new solution. (Music playing)