Hyper-V: Microsoft's Virtualization Platform Hyper-V is a hardware virtualization tool from Microsoft that allows users to create and manage virtual machines (VMs) on a single system. It helps optimize resource use, run legacy software, test applications across multiple platforms, and improve IT efficiency with features like isolated environments for enhanced security. Available on Windows and Windows Server, Hyper-V supports Windows, Linux, and FreeBSD as guest operating systems. It offers key benefits like better resource management and security, but has limitations with hardware-dependent or latency-sensitive applications. Overall, Hyper-V is a powerful solution for efficient, scalable virtualization.

For the Engineer with a solid understanding of the fundamental aspects of Microsoft Hyper-V, this Learning Path will start to dive deeper into the configuration and management of Hyper-V.

The VMware Cloud Foundation Learning Path is an educational journey designed to equip learners with the fundamental knowledge to get started working with VMware Cloud Foundation environments.

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.

This learning path will guide a Linux administrator on various virtualization implementations and management options available today. They will learn about virtualization architectures and tools available for Red Hat Enterprise and Debian Linux. We also have a lab that guides the user on creating a virtual machine from the CLI and a web application.

The life of a VMware Virtualization 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 understanding how VMware Virtualization works.

A server is a crucial piece of hardware in every organization's data center. Its primary role is to support the success of an organization's web-tier, mid-tier, database, and AI application stack from a networking, processing, and storage standpoint regardless if the application is deployed within a natively installed operating system, in a virtual machine, or as a cloud-native or edge-native application. The server components that make up this hardware system can vary depending on the specific needs and requirements of the organization. The main components commonly found in a server include CPU (central processing unit), Memory, Network Interface Cards, Storage Devices, and in some cases accelerators like DPUs (data processing unit) and GPUs (graphical processing unit). In this Learning Path engineers can learn about the latest solutions on the market today that they can integrate into their solutions to help drive their business forward most effectively and efficiently.

For an Engineer who has a solid understanding of the intermediate aspects of VMware Virtualization, this Learning Path will dive deeper into some of the more detailed aspects of additional components that can exist in a typical environment.

For an Engineer who has a solid understanding of the fundamental aspects of VMware Virtualization, this Learning Path will start to dive deeper into some of the more detailed aspects of additional components that can exist in a typical environment.