یادگیری VMware Workstation برای ویندوز: پیاده‌سازی و مدیریت راه‌حل هایپرویزور دسکتاپ VMware

Master VMware Workstation to create and run virtual machines, containers, and Kubernetes clusters simultaneously on physical devices without having to reformat or dual boot the underlying device. This book provides a practical, step-by-step guide to creating and managing virtual machines using VMware Workstation, a software solution that provides a type-2 hypervisor, or desktop hypervisor, that runs on x64 Windows and Linux-based operating systems. This book focuses on the Windows version. You’ll start with an overview of hypervisors and desktop hypervisors. You'll then look at resources, such as CPU, memory, and networking, and how they are configured in a virtual environment. In the final chapters, you’ll learn how to configure Workstation Pro to run and manage virtual machines before going on to build example virtual machines, including how to build a nested vSphere environment. Once built you’ll see how to manage these virtual machines, before finally upgrading your VMware Workstation Pro environment. In the end, you’ll learn how to build and manage different virtual machines running on different operating systems and build an ESXi lab environment with VMware Workstation. What You'll Learn Examine hypervisors and desktop hypervisors Understand how to install and configure VMware Workstation Gain practical knowledge on building and managing virtual machines on different OSs Support and troubleshoot VMware Workstation environments. Who This Book Is For Developers, IT professionals that remote, home, and BYOD Table of Contents About the Author About the Technical Reviewers Introduction Chapter 1: Introduction to Hypervisors What Is a Hypervisor? Type 1 Hypervisors Type 2 Hypervisors Containers Virtual Machines Different Types of Virtualization Hardware Virtualization Storage Virtualization Network Virtualization Server Virtualization Desktop Virtualization Application Virtualization Summary Chapter 2: Introduction to VMware Workstation Pro A Brief History of VMware Workstation VMware Version 1.0 VMware Version 2.0 VMware Workstation 3.0 VMware Workstation 4.0 VMware Workstation 5.0 VMware Workstation 6.0 VMware Workstation 7.0 VMware Workstation 8.0 VMware Workstation 9.0 VMware Workstation 10.0 VMware Workstation 11 VMware Workstation 12 Pro Workstation 14 Pro Workstation 15 Pro Workstation 16 Pro How Does VMware Workstation Work? Use Cases IT Administrators Developers Business Users Summary Chapter 3: Configuring CPU Resources Understanding CPU Terminology Socket Physical Cores Threading, Hyperthreading, and Logical Processors What Is a Virtual CPU (vCPU)? CPU Hardware Acceleration Hyper-V Enabled Hosts Summary Chapter 4: Configuring Storage Resources Virtual Hard Disks Virtual Hard Disk Formats Virtual Hard Disk Classifications Fixed Virtual Hard Disks Dynamic Virtual Hard Disks Differencing Virtual Hard Disks Virtual Hard Disk Advantages Backup and Restore Security and Privacy Portability Virtual Storage Controllers BusLogic Parallel LSI Logic Parallel LSI Logic SAS VMware Paravirtual SCSI Configuration of Storage Controllers and Storage Devices VMware Virtual Disk Files (VMDK) Disk Mode Settings Dependent Independent Persistent Independent Non-persistent Disk Mode Setting Use Case Examples Snapshots OVF Disk Format Summary Chapter 5: Virtual Network Resources Virtual Networking Overview Virtual Switches Virtual Network Adapters Virtual DHCP Server NAT Device Network Configuration Options Bridged Networking NAT Configuration Host Only Network Condition Simulation Virtual Network Editor Adding a Network Summary Chapter 6: Virtual Hardware Virtual Machine Hardware Versions Virtual Hardware Settings Memory Processors Hard Disks CD and DVD Drives Network Adapters USB Controllers Sound Cards Printer Display Summary Chapter 7: Installing and Configuring VMware Workstation Pro Downloading the Software Downloading an Evaluation Version Download from VMware Customer Connect Purchasing Workstation Pro Host Requirements Host Operating System Requirements Supported Guest Operating Systems Hyper-V Enabled Host Requirements CPU Requirements Host Operating System Requirements 3D Hardware Accelerated Graphics Requirements Hardware Requirements Software Requirements Installation Process Configuring Preferences Accessing the Preferences Menu Workspace Configuration Preferences Default Location for Virtual Machines Virtual Machines Privacy Input Configuration Preferences Keyboard and Mouse Cursor Hot Keys Display Autofit Full Screen Color Theme Graphics Menu and Toolbar Unity USB Updates Software Updates VMware Tools Updates Feedback Memory Reserved Memory Additional Memory Priority Default Process Priority Snapshots Devices Removable Media Virtual Printer Summary Chapter 8: A Guided Tour of the UI Screen Layout Menu Bar Toolbar Library Virtual Machines Pane Summary Chapter 9: Creating a Windows VMs Building a Windows 10 Virtual Machine What Gets Created As Part of a VM Build? Building a Windows 11 Virtual Machine Creating a Windows Server VM Creating a New VM Using an Existing Image Supported Windows Operating Systems Summary Chapter 10: Configuring Virtual Machine Options Configuring Virtual Machine Options General Power Shared Folders Snapshots AutoProtect Guest Isolation Access Control VMware Tools VNC Connections Unity Appliance View Autologin Advanced Virtual Printer Adding New Hardware Hard Disk CD and DVD Drive Floppy Drive Network Adapter USB Controller Sound Card Parallel Port Serial Port Printer Generic SCSI Device Trusted Platform Module Summary Chapter 11: Managing and Working with Existing Virtual Machines Configure Auto Start for Virtual Machines Snapshots Taking a Snapshot Snapshot Manager Export to OVF Cloning a Virtual Machine Changing the Hardware Compatibility Version Clean Up Disk Disabling Scoreboard Files Configuring MAC Addresses Deleting a Virtual Machine Connecting to VMware Infrastructure Connect to Server Downloading a Virtual Machine Uploading Virtual Machines Summary Chapter 12: Installing VMware vSphere Planning the Installation Example CPU and Memory Requirements Network Requirements Building and Configuring the VM for VMware ESXi Configuring the Network Configuring the Virtual Machines Creating a Virtual Machine for ESXi Installing the VMware ESXi Software Installing VMware vCenter Server Software Summary Chapter 13: Upgrading and Updating Workstation Pro Updating to a New Release Updating VMware Tools Upgrading to a New Version Performing the Upgrade Hardware Compatibility Summary Index df-Capture.PNG