VMware vSphere Virtualization from scratch (Udemy.com)

So far so good, However I thought it would start with the demonstrations and installation of the EXSi itself. Some call it bare metal?. Physical deployment followed by software commissioning before moving on to creation of VMs.

so far so good. I had VMware experience many years ago and I want to go do a refresh and learn the new stuff now

This is was a very good match. I was looking for a high level course to familiarize me with vCenter, hosts, VMs, etc. My time spent was worth it. Thank you.

I really regret buying this course and not checking on it on time because i had other courses to study. He just jumped into the middle of the course without showing beginers how to even activate hyper v . This is for me a crap and would have demanded for my money if possible but i guess its too late now. Another lesson lernt.

So far, its giving me great insight to how VMs work on the back end. I learned so much from this course and now Im on to the next part of VMware Administration. Thank you so much for teaching me the fundamentals.

It is a good course for beginners to have a overall concept of VMWare Virtualization and it could be improved to make it more interesting by adding some practical labs to show how to install, configure and manage the VMs and other tools in real life. Thanks

I am a IT Project Manager who is working on Data Center Migration to VPC. Since we choose to go with VMware cloud on AWS I wanted to get more detailed understanding so I could manage my project and work with all technical teams and understand what's happening rather than discussion go over my head. I did watch lot of YouTube videos, that gives you good details, however this course give you comprehensive structured class room style understand of all topics in nice order. I recommend this course to any one who is going manage a Data Center migration or Virtualization of physical servers in their company.

Have learned a lot from watching just the first two sections of the course. Can't wait to see what more I can learn from watching the remaining sections of the course.

Very good fundamental explanation of Virtual Machines. (VSphere). As of July 2017, the training information is a bit dated. The instructor is perfect and easy to understand.

I was hoping to see how he setup created his LAB enviroment with the hosts and Virtual PC's. Can't understand how he has to Hosts on this system. He states they are physical but they look virtual too me. All so confusing....