VMware Vsphere
VMware Vsphere
VMware Vsphere
VMware's primary technology that allows multiple virtual machines (VMs) to run on a single
physical server, maximizing hardware efficiency.
SERVER VIRTUALIZATION
With VMware virtualization solution you can reduce IT cost while increasing the
efficiency, utilization and flexibility of their existing computer hardware
Term Definition
vSphere Server virtualization product of VMware that combines the ESXi
hypervisor and the vCenter Server management platform
Cluster Group of ESXi hosts whose resources are shared by VMs
vSphere vMotion Feature that supports the migration of powered-on VMs from host to
host without service interruption
vSphere HA Cluster feature that protects against host hardware failures by
restarting VMs on hosts that are running normally
vSphere DRS Cluster feature that uses vSphere vMotion to place VMs on hosts and ensure
that each VM receives the resources that it needs
COMPARISON OF DATA CENTER INFRASTRUCTURE
Physical Infrastructure
COMPARISON OF DATA CENTER INFRASTRUCTURE
Physical Infrastructure
Virtual Infrastructure
Virtual Infrastructure
You can use the vSphere Client, PowerCLI, VMware Host Client, vSphere ESXi Shell and ESXCLI
to interact with the vSphere environment.
VSPHERE : USER INTERFACES
vSphere Client
Virtual Infrastructure
VSPHERE : USER INTERFACES
VMware PowerCLI
Virtual Infrastructure
VSPHERE : USER INTERFACES
Virtual Infrastructure
VSPHERE : USER INTERFACES
Virtual Infrastructure
VCENTER
Virtual Networking
Components:Virtual switches, port groups, and physical
network interfaces.
Virtual Ethernet adapters and virtual switches are key
virtual networking components
Virtual networking allows VMs to communicate within a virtual
environment and with the outside world.
A virtual machine (VM) is a software representation of a physical computer and its components.
Definition:
vMotion is a VMware feature that enables the live
migration of running virtual machines (VMs) from one
physical server (ESXi host) to another with zero
downtime.
LIVE VIRTUAL MACHINE MIGRATION (VMOTION)
vSphere HA uses multiple ESXI hosts that are configured as a cluster to provide rapid
recovery from outage and cost-effective high availability for applications running in
virtual machine
VSPHERE HIGH AVAILABILITY (HA)
VSPHERE HIGH AVAILABILITY (HA)