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Designing Red Hat OpenShift with Hosted Control Planes

Red Hat OpenShift's Hosted Control Planes (HCP) revolutionize cluster management by reducing server costs and enabling efficient, scalable deployments. With advanced features like autoscaling and multi-cluster management, HCP offers a streamlined approach to managing clusters both on-premise and in the cloud, transforming the OpenShift experience.
Blog
•Mar 6, 2026

Mastering the Basics: Virtualization with Nutanix

In this learning path, you'll learn how Nutanix virtualization works. You'll start with Nutanix networking and software-defined storage, then explore the architecture of the Acropolis Hypervisor (AHV). You'll finish by learning how to install AHV and how to install and use Prism Central to manage your Nutanix environment.
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•Fundamentals
Enterprise data center visualization with servers and virtual machines on a monitor.

WWT Market Scan: Hypervisor Capability Comparison

Our Hypervisor Market Scan Workshop delivers a structured, vendor-agnostic framework to evaluate five leading enterprise platforms: VMware VCF, Microsoft Hyper-V + SCVMM, Nutanix NCI Ultimate, Red Hat OpenShift Virt + ACM, and Azure Local. Our experts will help you determine which platform aligns best with your technical requirements, compliance needs, and business priorities.
Workshop

Virtualization Fundamentals

Virtualization is the foundation of modern IT, running nearly every cloud service and most enterprise workloads. This learning path gives you a vendor-neutral understanding of how it works, from the problem it was invented to solve to setting up your first environment. You'll explore hypervisors, virtual machines, and containers, then learn how compute, storage, and networking are virtualized and how features like high availability, live migration, and snapshots keep everything running. You'll also learn how to secure and protect virtual environments and how to compare leading platforms, including VMware, Hyper-V, Nutanix, KVM, and HPE, so you can choose the right one. All you need is a grasp of basic hardware and networking concepts.
Learning Path
•Fundamentals

Boot a VM in 3 Seconds - Firecracker

I have been reading about simple, fast, programmatic virtual machines. First, I learned Ubuntu Multipass (full-fat but quick-to-deploy VMs) and then moved on to Firecracker. If you have ever used or written an AWS serverless function, the function runs on a short-lived VM that uses Firecracker technology.
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•Aug 7, 2025

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Nutanix: Build your Foundation

In this learning series, you'll start with a vendor-neutral foundation in virtualization, including hypervisors, virtual compute, storage, and networking, security, and how leading platforms compare. You'll then apply that knowledge to Nutanix, learning how Nutanix networking and software-defined storage works. You'll also explore the Acropolis Hypervisor (AHV) architecture, install AHV, and install and use Prism Central.
Learning Series

ATC Lab Drop: Virtualization Fundamentals

Virtualization is the foundation of modern IT, running nearly every cloud service and most enterprise workloads. This learning path gives you a vendor-neutral understanding of how it works, from the problem it was invented to solve to setting up your first environment.
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•1:21
•Oct 8, 2026

Kubernetes - A Unified Platform for VM and Container Workloads

Imagine a world where enterprises can achieve a structured, secure, and efficient way of managing all workloads types under a single platform whilst retaining most, if not all advanced capabilities without technical compromise.
Blog
•Oct 8, 2026
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VMware: Leveled Up

In this learning series, you'll start with a vendor-neutral foundation in virtualization, including hypervisors, virtual compute, storage, and networking, and security basics. Next, you'll move into VMware, learning to install ESXi 8.0 and vCenter Server 8 and then going deeper into resource management, distributed switching, troubleshooting, and vSAN 8.0. You'll finish with advanced topics like backup and recovery, NSX, edge compute, DPU/GPU/xPU virtualization, VMware hybrid cloud, and PSOD troubleshooting.
Learning Series

VMware: Build your Foundation

In this learning series, you'll learn the core concepts of virtualization, including how it works, why organizations adopt it, and how it changes the way data centers use compute, storage, and network resources. You'll then apply that knowledge to VMware's platform, exploring its key components, architecture, and capabilities, and learning how to deploy and manage a virtualized environment. By the end, you'll have the foundational skills to move on to more advanced VMware learning and real-world work.
Learning Series

Virtualization Fundamentals

Virtualization is the foundation of modern IT, running nearly every cloud service and most enterprise workloads. This learning path gives you a vendor-neutral understanding of how it works, from the problem it was invented to solve to setting up your first environment. You'll explore hypervisors, virtual machines, and containers, then learn how compute, storage, and networking are virtualized and how features like high availability, live migration, and snapshots keep everything running. You'll also learn how to secure and protect virtual environments and how to compare leading platforms, including VMware, Hyper-V, Nutanix, KVM, and HPE, so you can choose the right one. All you need is a grasp of basic hardware and networking concepts.
Learning Path
•Fundamentals
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Observability using NetApp Data Infrastructure Insights (DII)

NetApp Data Infrastructure Insights delivers business value by transforming infrastructure operations from reactive firefighting into proactive, intelligence-driven management. By providing a single unified view across on-premises storage, virtualization, Kubernetes, SAN fabrics, and cloud environments, DII eliminates the fragmented, multi-tool monitoring that slows incident response and obscures root cause. Its AI/ML engine automatically baselines behavior, detects anomalies, correlates configuration changes to performance events, and maps workload relationships from application down to array reducing mean time to root cause identification by up-to 50%. On the capacity side, days-to-full forecasting and waste identification help organizations defer unnecessary hardware purchases and achieve 33% higher storage utilization from existing assets. For business leaders, this translates directly into fewer unplanned outages, lower operational costs, more predictable infrastructure spend, and Infrastructure teams that spend less time in war rooms and more time on strategic work.
Briefing

Virtualization: State of the Market

Enterprise virtualization is at an inflection point. Evolving licensing models, the rise of container-native platforms and the growing importance of private cloud strategy are prompting organizations to reevaluate their approach to virtualization infrastructure. For many IT leaders, this means navigating new platform options, understanding shifting cost structures and aligning technology decisions with long-term business goals — all while maintaining operational stability. </br></br> This briefing brings together World Wide Technology's virtualization and container platform experts with your technical decision-makers for a focused, vendor-neutral conversation about the state of the market. Drawing from hundreds of real customer engagements, we share what we're seeing across the industry — the strategies organizations are pursuing, the platforms they're evaluating and the lessons learned from those already in motion. Whether you're renewing your current platform, considering alternatives or planning a multi-platform strategy, this session provides the context and clarity you need to make informed decisions.
Briefing

Memory Tiering in VMware Cloud Foundation 9: A Closer Look at the TCO Equation

VCF 9's native memory tiering capability fundamentally changes how virtual infrastructure is sized and priced. For organizations running large-scale virtualized environments, understanding this feature — and its relationship to today's DDR5 vs. NVMe pricing gap — may reshape how you think about platform economics entirely.
Blog
•Mar 30, 2026
Enterprise data center visualization with servers and virtual machines on a monitor.

WWT Market Scan: Hypervisor Capability Comparison

Our Hypervisor Market Scan Workshop delivers a structured, vendor-agnostic framework to evaluate five leading enterprise platforms: VMware VCF, Microsoft Hyper-V + SCVMM, Nutanix NCI Ultimate, Red Hat OpenShift Virt + ACM, and Azure Local. Our experts will help you determine which platform aligns best with your technical requirements, compliance needs, and business priorities.
Workshop

Mastering the Basics: Virtualization with Nutanix

In this learning path, you'll learn how Nutanix virtualization works. You'll start with Nutanix networking and software-defined storage, then explore the architecture of the Acropolis Hypervisor (AHV). You'll finish by learning how to install AHV and how to install and use Prism Central to manage your Nutanix environment.
Learning Path
•Fundamentals
Cloud architecture diagram showing a cloud-connected cluster of containerized workloads beside a laptop

Designing Red Hat OpenShift with Hosted Control Planes

Red Hat OpenShift's Hosted Control Planes (HCP) revolutionize cluster management by reducing server costs and enabling efficient, scalable deployments. With advanced features like autoscaling and multi-cluster management, HCP offers a streamlined approach to managing clusters both on-premise and in the cloud, transforming the OpenShift experience.
Blog
•Mar 6, 2026

Storage Automation with Red Hat OpenShift and NetApp

Deploying Red Hat OpenShift with NetApp Trident enables efficient storage management for stateful applications. By configuring persistent storage using local or shared options, administrators can optimize resources for AI, databases and virtual machines. This guide simplifies the setup of storage classes and volume snapshots for seamless integration and scalability.
Blog
•Feb 13, 2026

Hands-on with Microsoft Group Policy

Maintaining security and managing user behavior in an enterprise environment is essential. Group Policy, a core feature of Microsoft Windows, allows administrators to enforce security and operational settings across the network. In this lab, you will implement group policies like strong password requirements, USB device restrictions, and automatic workstation locking to protect sensitive data.
Foundations Lab
•Fundamentals
•26 launches

Hands-on with Microsoft Active Directory

In this lab, you will set up a basic Active Directory environment to gain practical experience with directory services. The steps will include installing Active Directory, creating two Organizational Units (OUs)—one for users and one for groups—and setting up both a user account and a group account. To demonstrate group membership management, you will then add the user to the group. This lab is designed to help you build foundational skills for managing users and resources in a Windows Server environment.
Foundations Lab
•Fundamentals
•71 launches
ATC+

Hyper-V - VM Creations Lab

In this lab, we will walk through the process of creating a Hyper-V virtual machine. The lab will guide you through selecting the VM's configuration, such as allocating memory, assigning virtual processors, and creating a virtual hard disk. We will then show how to choose the installation method, such as using an ISO image, to install the operating system.
Advanced Configuration Lab
•Intermediate
•36 launches

HPE Private Cloud AI - Morpheus VM Essentials

In this lab you will interact with HPE VM Essentials. You will be able to log into a running VME cluster, deploy VME Manager, and get a look and feel for the virtualization software that helps deliver HPE Private Cloud AI.
Advanced Configuration Lab
•Introductory
•12 launches

The Open-Source Equation: Balancing Cost, Control and Complexity

Open-source virtualization and container platforms promise flexibility and freedom from licensing constraints, but they can also introduce operational overhead and risks that should be weighed carefully. This post provides a balanced view of when open-source makes sense - and when enterprise support still matters.
Blog
•Nov 18, 2025

Partner POV | Red Hat's virtualization journey: innovation in an evolving landscape

With nearly two decades of innovation, Red Hat's OpenShift Virtualization unifies container and VM management, providing flexibility across major cloud platforms. Embrace a future-ready virtualization strategy with Red Hat's proven solutions.
Partner Contribution
•Oct 27, 2025

Partner POV | The virtualization game has changed: A new playbook for IT leaders

In a rapidly evolving IT landscape, virtualization is no longer just a technology but a strategic enabler. Red Hat reveals a market shift towards unified platforms integrating AI and automation, addressing pain points like licensing costs and vendor lock-in.
Partner Contribution
•Oct 13, 2025

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