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Private Cloud: What Teams Get Wrong (and How to Fix It)
Private cloud sounds simple until you sit in the room where the decisions get made. Everyone agrees they want it — but everyone means something different. That's where things start to drift. Teams buy hardware, timelines get tight, and suddenly the foundation is poured before anyone agrees on what the cloud is supposed to deliver.
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.
ATC Lab Drop : Linux Foundations
The Linux Foundations Learning Path takes you from Linux fundamentals to confident system administration. You'll learn how Linux is structured, master the command line, and manage users, permissions, processes, and storage. You'll also harden systems against attacks and automate routine work with shell scripts, building the core skills every entry-level engineer needs to run Linux systems.
Memory is No Longer Predictable Infrastructure
The era of predictable memory infrastructure is ending. AI-driven demand and supply realignment are forcing infrastructure teams to rethink how memory influences architecture, procurement, and long-term platform strategy across enterprise environments today.
Cisco Live 2026 Wrap: Cloud Control, AgenticOps and the Rise of the Unified Edge
Cisco Live 2026 marked a pivotal shift towards an agentic operating model, emphasizing AI-driven infrastructure management. Cisco Cloud Control and Unified Edge highlight a future where AI and human collaboration streamline operations, enhance security, and optimize distributed environments. This evolution promises consistent, automated, and integrated enterprise solutions, transforming infrastructure into a strategic business asset.
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Basic VMware Troubleshooting
This lab presents the user with a virtual environment with issues that need fixing. The user will troubleshoot a problem logging into vCenter, troubleshoot an issue trying to SSH into an ESXi host and troubleshoot a network issue on an Ubuntu virtual machine.
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VMware vSphere Distributed Switch (VDS) Walkthrough
In today's fast-paced digital landscape, managing complex network environments has become a necessity for organizations looking to optimize their infrastructure. VMware, a pioneer in virtualization technologies, offers a powerful solution: the vSphere Distributed Switch (vDS). This advanced networking tool enables seamless management of networking configurations across multiple hosts, streamlining network administration and improving performance.
One of the key features of vDS is the ability to create Distributed Port Groups (DPG), which provide a consistent network configuration across multiple hosts within a data center. In this lab, we will take a deep dive into the world of VMware Distributed Switches, guiding you step-by-step on how to create and configure Distributed Port Groups.
VMware Intro to Virtualization Lab
Lab users are provided a dedicated nested VMware environment to use as for an intro to VMware's server virtualization products, ESXi and Virtual Center.
ATC Lab Drop : Linux Foundations
The Linux Foundations Learning Path takes you from Linux fundamentals to confident system administration. You'll learn how Linux is structured, master the command line, and manage users, permissions, processes, and storage. You'll also harden systems against attacks and automate routine work with shell scripts, building the core skills every entry-level engineer needs to run Linux systems.
Partner POV | Agentic AI Needs Rack-Scale CPU Performance – AMD EPYC Delivers It Today
Agentic AI is changing the shape of infrastructure.
The Connected Enterprise - Part 1: Beyond the Dashboard
How HPE, Juniper, Mist, Apstra, Marvis, Flow and GreenLake are redefining infrastructure operations from client to cloud.
Cisco Live 2026 Wrap: Cloud Control, AgenticOps and the Rise of the Unified Edge
Cisco Live 2026 marked a pivotal shift towards an agentic operating model, emphasizing AI-driven infrastructure management. Cisco Cloud Control and Unified Edge highlight a future where AI and human collaboration streamline operations, enhance security, and optimize distributed environments. This evolution promises consistent, automated, and integrated enterprise solutions, transforming infrastructure into a strategic business asset.
Partner POV | The elephant in the server room: The overlooked energy cost of mainstream compute
Mainstream compute uses way more electricity than AI – So why aren't we talking about it?
Cisco Secure AI Factory with NVIDIA: Infrastructure Operations
In this learning path, we explore the software based orechestration and management of the Cisco Secure AI Factory data center. We explore Cisco Intersight, a SaaS-baased management platform, which allows a data center engineer to orchestrate and automate physical and virtual infrastructure. We also have a lab around the Cisco Nexus Dashboard Fabric Controller.
Partner POV | Intel Xeon 6 used as Host CPUs in NVIDIA DGX Rubin NVL8 Systems
Intel Xeon 6 powers NVIDIA DGX Rubin NVL8 systems, highlighting its pivotal role in orchestrating AI infrastructure. As AI shifts to real-time inference, Xeon ensures efficient orchestration, security, and scalability. This collaboration underscores Xeon's importance in modern AI, offering robust performance and compatibility for evolving workloads.
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Kubernetes Beyond the Basics: Infrastructure Engineering Edition
This learning path builds on the foundational concepts introduced in Kubernetes Basics for Infrastructure Engineers and focuses on the next level of Kubernetes operations. Learners will explore Helm for application packaging and lifecycle management, leverage Kubernetes plugins to extend cluster functionality, and implement high availability and external storage to support resilient, production-ready Kubernetes environments. This learning path is designed to help infrastructure professionals progress from foundational knowledge to operating Kubernetes at scale.
Handling AI Workloads at the Rack with Schneider Electric and WWT
Learn from WWT and Schneider Electric experts about new cooling technology and solutions to ensure your data center is equipped to handle AI workloads.
Compute Infrastructure Market Scan Workshop
The Compute Infrastructure Market Scan Workshop empowers organizations to make strategic, evidence-based infrastructure decisions. By aligning technology with business outcomes, it reduces risk and enhances decision-making. Ideal for leaders in technology and operations, it offers data-driven insights for platform strategy, modernization, and future-ready initiatives like AI and hybrid cloud.
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.
Architecting Enterprise AI with Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA and WWT
By pairing NVIDIA RTX PRO™ 6000 Blackwell Server Edition with Dell PowerEdge XE/R-series servers, enterprises establish a scalable foundation for AI workloads validated for real-world deployment.
Private Cloud: What Teams Get Wrong (and How to Fix It)
Private cloud sounds simple until you sit in the room where the decisions get made. Everyone agrees they want it — but everyone means something different. That's where things start to drift. Teams buy hardware, timelines get tight, and suddenly the foundation is poured before anyone agrees on what the cloud is supposed to deliver.
Mastering the Basics: Virtualization with Nutanix
The life of a Systems Engineer requires a fundamental understanding of various hardware, software, operating systems, and virtualization concepts. This Learning Path is designed to provide exposure to those foundational concepts so that upon completion the participant has the essential skills to understand how Nutanix Virtualization works.
Memory is No Longer Predictable Infrastructure
The era of predictable memory infrastructure is ending. AI-driven demand and supply realignment are forcing infrastructure teams to rethink how memory influences architecture, procurement, and long-term platform strategy across enterprise environments today.
Kubernetes Basics for Infrastructure Professionals
This learning path focuses on core Kubernetes concepts with an approach centered on infrastructure professionals. It covers the fundamentals and components of Kubernetes and its various forms, then provides hands-on lab environments to reinforce learning. The labs guide learners through traditional Kubernetes deployments, from initial installation through multi-node cluster operation, networking, storage, and application deployment, building a strong Kubernetes foundation across differing environments.
Partner POV | Intel, Cisco Collaboration Delivers Industry's First Systems Approach for AI Workloads at the Edge
Cisco Unified Edge with Intel Xeon 6 delivers a future-ready AI infrastructure, boosting performance and security while reducing network traffic through real-time inferencing at the data source.