Join Russell Long for an in-depth discussion in this video What you should know, part of VMware vSphere: Configure Advanced DRS Features.
- Before you get started with this course, there are a few things you need to know. I'll be working with an ESXI or vSphere environment running 6.0. I'll include information on other versions where possible but we will mostly stay in the 6.0 realm. Now, before taking this course, you should have a basic understanding of the vSphere web client, vCenter server, ESXI configurations, and virtual machines. If you would like to follow along, you will need at least two hosts running ESXI, a shared storage solution, a vCenter server, and a good chunk of time.
Author
Russell Long
Released
12/21/2016- An overview of DRS
- Migrating virtual machines and thresholds
- Configuring DRS
- Creating and editing clusters
- Working with Storage DRS cluster features
- Managing DRS cluster resources
- Enabling Distributed Power Management
- Troubleshooting DRS
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome50s
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1. DRS Overview
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DRS basics4m 1s
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DRS cluster requirements6m 14s
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Lab introduction2m 43s
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2. Inner Workings of DRS
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Migrate virtual machines4m 22s
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Migration thresholds4m 54s
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DRS cluster validity3m 22s
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3. Configuration of DRS
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Create and edit DRS clusters6m 44s
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Automation levels for VMs3m 25s
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Storage DRS3m 47s
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Storage DRS runtime rules2m 16s
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Storage DRS: Demo5m 45s
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Schedule DRS: Demo4m 11s
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4. Managing DRS Cluster Resources
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DRS maintenance mode4m 17s
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VM to VM rules4m 27s
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VM to host rules5m 50s
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Monitor DRS6m 57s
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5. Distributed Power Management
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Distributed Power Management5m 32s
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Enable DPM3m 55s
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Monitor DPM4m 7s
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6. Troubleshooting DRS
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DRS host troubleshooting3m 13s
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DRS VM troubleshooting4m 57s
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Conclusion
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What's next?18s
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