Windows Server 2012 Designing Virtualization Infrastructure
The virtualized datacenter is here. Consider the design options that enable you to transform some or most of your physical servers into virtual machines.
What you'll learn
The virtualized datacenter is here. Consider the design options that enable you to transform some or most of your physical servers into virtual machines. You'll get ideas for energy and space-saving options in your organization as you explore provisioning host hardware, virtual networking and storage, and ensuring that your virtual infrastructure is kept patched as thoroughly as a physical infrastructure would be. You'll also explore the exciting area of client virtualization with Microsoft's Virtual Desktop Infrastructure technology!
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About the author
Mike Hammond is a seasoned technical trainer with 15 years of experience delivering technical content. His focus is on Windows Server administration, having taught classes on NT 4 through the present release. Mike likes to find ways to accomplish more with less personal effort, primarily with the help of automation technologies like Windows PowerShell! Mike began his IT career at age 6, typing 10 PRINT HI into his TI-994A personal computer in Western Massachusetts, and received a bachelor of sci... more