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Tài liệu gồm 13 chapters, từ setup, quản lý, backup và restore tới những function như Replica, Disaster recovery.
Chapter 1: Introducing Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V presents you with the newest ver-
sion of Microsoft’s hypervisor. The chapter starts with a brief history of the evolution of IT,
up to the present with virtualization, and introduces you to where businesses are going
with cloud computing. The chapter also deals with the thorny issues of licensing Windows
Server 2012 and licensing for various virtualization scenarios.
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Introduction | XXVII
Chapter 2: Deploying Hyper-V Hosts is where you will learn how to get Hyper-V up and
running. This is the starting point for all deployments, large or small. The chapter also covers
the host settings of Hyper-V.
Chapter 3: Managing Virtual Machines is a long chapter where you will learn how to
deploy and configure virtual machines by using the wizards and PowerShell. This chapter
also discusses how Dynamic Memory works in Windows Server 2012 and the all new and
bigger Live Migration.
Chapter 4: Networking is the chapter that discusses how to connect the services in your vir-
tual machines to a network. The chapter starts with the basics, such as how to create virtual
switches, and understanding extensibility, and moves on to more-advanced topics such as
supporting hardware offloads/enhancements, Quality of Service (QoS), and converged fabric
design. This is also the chapter where you will find NIC teaming.
Chapter 5: Cloud Computing is a logical extension of the Networking chapter, building on
many of the concepts there to create clouds. You will learn about private VLANs (PVLANs),
network virtualization, resource pools, and resource metering, which will give you all the
components to start building the computer cluster of your very own cloud.
Chapter 6: Microsoft iSCSI Software Target will be a popular subject for many readers.
Windows Server 2012 has a built-in iSCSI target, allowing you to provide storage over the
known and trusted storage protocol. Whether you are a small business that wants iSCSI
storage on a budget, or you are building a lab where you need to simulate a SAN, this chap-
ter will give you the material you need.
Chapter 7: Using File Servers Storing your virtual machines on file shares is now supported.
This is made possible thanks to technologies such as SMB Multichannel and SMB Direct,
which, when combined, can match or even beat legacy storage protocols. You’ll learn how to
use this new tier of storage, as well as how to build the new scalable and continuously avail-
able Scale-Out File Server architecture.
Chapter 8: Building Hyper-V Clusters gives you the knowledge of how to build highly
available Hyper-V virtualization or cloud infrastructures. You’ll learn about the architec-
ture, the roles of the networks, and best practices for building these clusters. Other subjects
include host maintenance and Cluster-Aware Updating.
Chapter 9: Virtual SAN Storage and Guest Clustering reminds us that high availability is
not limited to just hosts. The reason we have IT is to have services, and those services often
require high availability. This chapter shows you how to build guest clusters, as well as how
to take advantage of the new ability to virtualize Fibre Channel SANs.
Chapter 10: Backup and Recovery covers this critical task for IT in any business. Virtualization
should make this easier. This chapter discusses how the Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS)
works with Hyper-V virtual machines, and how Windows Server 2012 has improved to sup-
port better backup of highly available virtual machines, as well as virtual machines that are
stored on SMB3 file shares. This chapter also shows you how small businesses and lab environ-
ments can use Windows Server Backup to back up running virtual machines with application
consistency.
XXVIII | Introduction
Chapter 11: Disaster Recovery has great value to businesses. Being able to keep the business
operating in the face of a disaster is something that all IT pros and businesses know should
be done, but often has proven to be too difficult or expensive. This chapter discusses the
theory of disaster recovery (DR) and business continuity planning (BCP), and how Hyper-V
can make this achievable.
Chapter 12: Hyper-V Replica is a feature that has gotten a lot of attention since it was first
announced; this is built-in disaster recovery replication that is designed to scale for large
clouds and to deal with the complexities of the small business. This chapter explains how
Hyper-V Replica works, how to deploy it, how to survive a disaster, and how to get your
business back to a production site afterward.
Chapter 13: Using Hyper-V for Virtual Desktop Infrastructure gives you a free and scal-
able solution. Here you will learn how to engineer Hyper-V in this scenario and see how to
deal with the unique demands of virtual machines that replace PCs instead of servers.
Link: Google drive
Fshare
Hướng dẫn trực tiếp từ Microsoft
Tài liệu gồm 13 chapters, từ setup, quản lý, backup và restore tới những function như Replica, Disaster recovery.
Chapter 1: Introducing Windows Server 2012 Hyper-V presents you with the newest ver-
sion of Microsoft’s hypervisor. The chapter starts with a brief history of the evolution of IT,
up to the present with virtualization, and introduces you to where businesses are going
with cloud computing. The chapter also deals with the thorny issues of licensing Windows
Server 2012 and licensing for various virtualization scenarios.
Download from Wow! eBook <www.wowebook.com>
Introduction | XXVII
Chapter 2: Deploying Hyper-V Hosts is where you will learn how to get Hyper-V up and
running. This is the starting point for all deployments, large or small. The chapter also covers
the host settings of Hyper-V.
Chapter 3: Managing Virtual Machines is a long chapter where you will learn how to
deploy and configure virtual machines by using the wizards and PowerShell. This chapter
also discusses how Dynamic Memory works in Windows Server 2012 and the all new and
bigger Live Migration.
Chapter 4: Networking is the chapter that discusses how to connect the services in your vir-
tual machines to a network. The chapter starts with the basics, such as how to create virtual
switches, and understanding extensibility, and moves on to more-advanced topics such as
supporting hardware offloads/enhancements, Quality of Service (QoS), and converged fabric
design. This is also the chapter where you will find NIC teaming.
Chapter 5: Cloud Computing is a logical extension of the Networking chapter, building on
many of the concepts there to create clouds. You will learn about private VLANs (PVLANs),
network virtualization, resource pools, and resource metering, which will give you all the
components to start building the computer cluster of your very own cloud.
Chapter 6: Microsoft iSCSI Software Target will be a popular subject for many readers.
Windows Server 2012 has a built-in iSCSI target, allowing you to provide storage over the
known and trusted storage protocol. Whether you are a small business that wants iSCSI
storage on a budget, or you are building a lab where you need to simulate a SAN, this chap-
ter will give you the material you need.
Chapter 7: Using File Servers Storing your virtual machines on file shares is now supported.
This is made possible thanks to technologies such as SMB Multichannel and SMB Direct,
which, when combined, can match or even beat legacy storage protocols. You’ll learn how to
use this new tier of storage, as well as how to build the new scalable and continuously avail-
able Scale-Out File Server architecture.
Chapter 8: Building Hyper-V Clusters gives you the knowledge of how to build highly
available Hyper-V virtualization or cloud infrastructures. You’ll learn about the architec-
ture, the roles of the networks, and best practices for building these clusters. Other subjects
include host maintenance and Cluster-Aware Updating.
Chapter 9: Virtual SAN Storage and Guest Clustering reminds us that high availability is
not limited to just hosts. The reason we have IT is to have services, and those services often
require high availability. This chapter shows you how to build guest clusters, as well as how
to take advantage of the new ability to virtualize Fibre Channel SANs.
Chapter 10: Backup and Recovery covers this critical task for IT in any business. Virtualization
should make this easier. This chapter discusses how the Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS)
works with Hyper-V virtual machines, and how Windows Server 2012 has improved to sup-
port better backup of highly available virtual machines, as well as virtual machines that are
stored on SMB3 file shares. This chapter also shows you how small businesses and lab environ-
ments can use Windows Server Backup to back up running virtual machines with application
consistency.
XXVIII | Introduction
Chapter 11: Disaster Recovery has great value to businesses. Being able to keep the business
operating in the face of a disaster is something that all IT pros and businesses know should
be done, but often has proven to be too difficult or expensive. This chapter discusses the
theory of disaster recovery (DR) and business continuity planning (BCP), and how Hyper-V
can make this achievable.
Chapter 12: Hyper-V Replica is a feature that has gotten a lot of attention since it was first
announced; this is built-in disaster recovery replication that is designed to scale for large
clouds and to deal with the complexities of the small business. This chapter explains how
Hyper-V Replica works, how to deploy it, how to survive a disaster, and how to get your
business back to a production site afterward.
Chapter 13: Using Hyper-V for Virtual Desktop Infrastructure gives you a free and scal-
able solution. Here you will learn how to engineer Hyper-V in this scenario and see how to
deal with the unique demands of virtual machines that replace PCs instead of servers.
