Course Information
Course Name
VCFAD[V9.0]: VMware Cloud Foundation: Solution Architecture and Design [9.0]
Exam code
2V0-13.25
Duration
5 Days
Certification
VMware Certified Professional – VMware Cloud Foundation Architect (VCP-VCF Architect)
Overview
This five-day course explores the architecture and design considerations for an initial deployment of VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF). The course explains the architecture framework and language, as well as design considerations for building, operationalizing, and consuming a VMware Cloud Foundation deployment. The scope of the course is centered on the core design considerations applicable to a VMware Cloud Foundation deployment in a single site.
Audience Profile
Technical and Solution Architects and Consultants who design enterprise-grade private cloud environments.
Prerequisites
At Course Completion
By the end of the course, you should be able to meet the following objectives:
Describe and apply an appropriate design framework.
Apply a design process for gathering requirements, constraints, assumptions and risks.
Understand VMware VCF constructs such as site, fleet and instance.
Understand data center fabric needs to support VCF.
Understand VCF storage and network design options.
Design a single site single fleet deployment of VCF with recommended design options.
Design management and workload domains with appropriate compute and storage resources.
Design a consumption layer leveraging VCF Automation and Supervisor.
Understand the day-2 operating model, operations metrics, and reporting needs of VCF.
Understand future opportunities to extend the VCF platform with advanced services.
Course Outline
Module 1: Course Introduction
Introductions and course logistics
Course Objectives
Module 2: Architecture Frameworks and Models
Architecture Frameworks
Business Objectives
Design Models
Module 3: VMware Cloud Foundation Overview
VCF Design Blueprints and Use Cases
Upgrade Overview
License Management Overview
Module 4: VCF Fleet and Instance Design
Sites, Fleets and Instances
Management and Workload Domains
Designing Conceptual and Logical Designs
VCF Operations Platform Design
Module 5: Building the Physical Fabric and VCF Networking Design
Networking Fabric Design
VCF Networking Design
Module 6: Storage and vSAN Essentials
VCF Storage Overview
Storage Design Considerations
Module 7: Management Domain
Management Domain Design Overview
Management Domain Design Sizing Considerations
Management Domain Design Decisions
Storage Requirements for Management Workloads
Networking Requirements for Management Workloads
Platform-Based Protection Mechanisms
Module 8: Workload Domains
Workload Domain Design Overview
Cluster Design Overview
Storage Requirement for Workload Domains
Networking Requirements for Workload Domains
Security Design Considerations
Module 9: VCF AMPRS Considerations Summary
Designing for Availability
Designing for Manageability
Designing for Performance
Designing for Recoverability
Designing for Security
Module 10: VCF Consumption Design with VCF Automation and Supervisor
VCF Automation Overview
VCF Automation Tenancy Models
VCF Automation and Supervisor Components
VCF Automation and Supervisor Design Considerations
Module 11: Day 2 Operations with VCF
Day 2 Operations Overview
VCF Operations Overview and Metric/Dashboard Design
VCF Operations Key Metrics for Compute, Storage and Networks
VCF Operations for Networks Overview and Design
Module 12: VCF Upgrade Considerations
VCF Upgrade Overview
VCF Upgrade Key Considerations
Module 13: VCF Advanced Services
Introduction to Private AI
Introduction to VMware Live Recovery
Introduction to Advanced Security
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