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Desigining a VCE VBLOCK Architecture

Código del curso: VCEA
Duración: 3
Precio: Solicite Nuestros Precios 2012 

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This course focuses on the design and planning of a Vblock architecture, beginning with a thorough analysis of the application and services the solution will provide. From this analysis, an appropriate Vblock configuration is sized and the details necessary to implement the solution defined and documented. The VCE methodology, tools, and documentation for performing an end-to-end analysis and design are leveraged to ensure the solution is designed to meet the requirements. The outcome of the analysis and design phase is a build/implement plan used to pre-build the solution at the VCE facility or at the customer’s site


Pre-requisitos

To understand the content and successfully complete this course, participants must have foundation-level knowledge of the compute, network, and storage technologies that comprise Vblock, and must possess one or more of the following certifications:

  • EMC Proven Professional Technology Architect
  • Cisco CCDA and DCUCD DESGN and DCUCD are recommended
  • VMware VCP4 and VCAP4-DCD VSICMand VSD are recommended


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    Más información

    VCE, Parent, and Partner Solution Architects, responsible for planning and designing VCE Vblock solutions. Participants may be associated with either presales or post sales aspects of a planning and design process.

    After you complete this course you will be able to:

    • Identify architecture and differences between different Vblock Series 300 and 700 models
    • Approach customer requirements gathering for Vblock solutions and services
    • Use appropriate tool sets to use to inventory application environments and collect utilization metrics for a Vblock solution
    • Size a Vblock compute infrastructure, match blade technologies to application requirements, and capture the logical configuration
    • Create an appropriate core-edge and scale-out design for Vblock network infrastructure, and capture the logical configuration
    • Size a Vblock storage infrastructure, leveraging technologies like virtual provisioning and FAST
    • Identify the Components of the Vblock AMP, UIM service catalog definition, and how to approach developing an ITSM model for Vblock
    • Identify Workload sizing and characterization, and creation of a consolidation plan for Vblock application environments

    Introduction

    • Comparative overview of Vblock infrastructure packages
    • Vblock deployment model process overview
    • Overview of the course agenda

    Vblock Overview and Architecture

    • Vblock design governances
    • Vblock component architecture
    • VCE Design Tools and Documentation

    Vblock Requirements Gathering

    • Planning and design process
    • Gathering and assessing business requirements
    • Gathering and assessing technical requirements

    Vblock Data Collection and Analysis

    • Data collection process
    • Considerations for consolidation
    • Data collection tools and metrics
    • Capacity and consolidation planning

    Vblock Compute Design

    • Virtual Unit sizing methodology
    • Physical compute planning
    • Logical compute planning

    Vblock Network Design

    • Approach to Vblock network design
    • Vblock network sizing
    • Mapping logical data flows in Vblock
    • Designing the logical network architecture

    Vblock Storage Design

    • Approach to Vblock storage design
    • Logical storage planning
    • Storage design considerations

    Vblock Management Design

    • Approach to Vblock management design
    • Vblock management model selection and sizing
    • Management platforms and operational considerations
    • Designing a service delivery model for Vblock
    • Integration Vblock management infrastructure with third party systems

    Vblock Virtual Infrastructure Design

    • Vblock virtual infrastructure design, based on
    • Characterizing application workloads for consolidation
    • Defining requirements and boundaries for multi-tenancy
    • Capturing service-level objectives and defining service tiers
    There is currently no certification associated to this course.


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