This course covers Integrity server virtualization
using the HP Integrity Virtual Machines (VM)
software. Learn to fully use the flexibility of the HP
Integrity VM software to maximize the resource
utilization of your Integrity servers and develop the
skills needed to install, configure, and manage HP
Integrity Virtual Machines. The two-day course is
50 percent lecture and 50 percent hands-on labs
using HP Integrity servers.
Prerequisites
HP-UX System and Network Administration I (H3064) and HP-UX System and Network Administration II (H3065) or
HP-UX System and Network Administration for
Experienced UNIX® System Administrators (H5875S) or
Equivalent experience
Audience
Experienced HP-UX system administrators
Ways to save
Save with the HP Care Pack education service offerings.
Maximize your Integrity server utilization and
improve system availability by learning how to
install and administer HP Integrity Virtual Machines
Increase scalability and improve the ratio of
applications to physical resources by knowing how
to automatically allocate those resources to the
right application at the right time
Learn how to use Integrity VM to set up isolated
virtual machines as test environments to reduce the
time required to deploy new applications or
application revisions
Course outline
Integrity Virtual Machines Introduction
Virtualization concepts and terminology
Shared resources
VM host, virtual machines, and VM guests
Virtual networks and storage devices
Reserved devices
Integrity Virtual Machine Manager
Preparing the Physical Server
Integrity VM requirements
Creating virtual networks and storage backing devices
Reserving access to VM host devices
VM host HP-UX upgrade
Creating and Running Integrity Virtual Machines
Integrity VM administration, configuration, and VM management
VM CPU, memory, and I/O allocation
Accessing a VM console
Starting and stopping a VM
Suspend and resume a VM
Managing and Monitoring Integrity VMs
Managing I/O devices
Adding devices to a running VM
Storage - high availability guidelines
Accelerated Virtual I/O (AVIO)
Managing virtual DVD devices and VLANs
VM guest dynamic memory
Dynamic CPU management
Cloning and removing a virtual machine
Monitoring VMs and VMs from the host
Configuration and log files
Glance (and Performance Agent) in a virtual OS environment
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