CompTIA A+ Full Course for Beginners - Module 11 - Virtualization and Cloud Computing
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2024
- Module 11 (Implementing Client Virtualization and Cloud Computing) of the Full CompTIA A+ Training Course which is for beginners. This module is all about Virtualization and Cloud Computing Basics
In this video we cover 11th module of the Full A+ course which is also the 2nd module in Core 2
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Like usual guys, please feel free to make use of the time stamps below to make your life easier if your only looking for a specific topic or two:
00:00 Intro
00:16 Main Topics
01:26 Virtualization
05:05 Hypervisors
10:04 Type 2 Hypervisors
11:45 Virtual Networks
14:55 Virtual Machines (VM's)
19:31 Creating VM Demo
32:40 Virtual Switch Demo
37:27 VM Hardware Change Demo
41:14 Virtual Containers
45:56 Cloud Computing
53:16 Benefits of Cloud Computing
54:24 Cloud Service Options
59:34 Cloud Based Applications
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Oooo this is starting to get interesting now. Hard to believe there is 18 modules and still 7 more to go after this one. Crazy how much CompTIA shoves into this
Yeah CompTIA is really a lot of content to their courses and each time they release a newer version of a course it just has more and more ey
I've been looking forward to this module. I need to start working with Virtual Machines at my company and this helps a bit with kick starting that. Thanks like usual
Virtualization and Cloud is becoming a must in all companies nowadays and it's something every tech should be familiar with now sadly. Maybe 10 years ago it was a luxury but now all companies use this to a certain extent sadly
My man I think you might have just saved me from being homeless. Thank you my friend I needed this video more than you know.
Glad it helped :)
you are amazing Sir, I have learnt alot from you Stay blessed
Just a few modules left to go. Once done , I'll go for MD100
Yeah I agree that Private Cloud isnt really a cloud, it more of like a backup. Like you upload things to your OWN servers.
Great video u just helped me feel better about my exam
Your chanel is a treasure
Wow
Thank u dude!
Thank you!
You are the man
Great video. I had 1 question, does the hardware in IaaS NEED be virtual or it can be phyical hardware too. I know you cant upload like a PHYSICAL CPU or MOBO or RAM to the cloud im just asking.
Well technically the hardware is "physical" somewhere along the line since it's all running on Microsoft's servers in their datacenters.
From our perspective (the customer), it's all virtual and we choose how much virtual hardware we want and what specs we want. Somewhere along the line though its physical hardware.
For example, if you're running virtual machines on your own laptop, desktop or server in your house or your office, it's a physical machine with physical hardware the virtual machines are running on. You'll just be choosing virtually how much of that physical hardware you want to make use of.
At some point the physical resources will run out though and you would have to add more. In the Cloud with IaaS, you luckily don't have to worry about adding more physical resources since that's now the cloud provider's problem. You can just keep adding virtual resources as long as you can afford to pay for all of it :)
@@BurningIceTech Wow I been thinking that the cloud was hosted on VIRTUAL servers and we upload everything to virtual server. I didnt know that it got physical, thanks. So like in our house computers, our storage and especially RAM will run out so we can't host more VMs, but in the cloud the CSP keeps giving you VMs(virtual hardware) as long as you can afford to pay it. And that Infrastructure or Hardware is given to you as a service(for a fee) hence creating IaaS or HaaS.
thanks for the vids man!!! drop a crpto address so we can donate
haha I don't have one. Will maybe one make one at some point if there is a high enough demand.
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Since when can u put Mac OS on Windows machine ??
Since pretty much always, well at least since VM's have been available. One just needs to mindful of the hardware for example Intel but that's no big deal. As long as you understand that you need to first do a few prerequisites you should have no issue installed Mac on a Windows physical or virtual machine. Some people use it as a work around for apps that might only work on Mac :)
@@BurningIceTech pretty certain apple don't allow this - if it is its a hack ?
@@ethnic_on_a_technic Correct you are sir, well done! :) Just because it's possible doesn't mean someone should do it though and I do not encourage anyone to do it.
It's referred to as HackinTosh.
It's like speeding with a car, just because you can, doesn't mean you should hehe. Apple's license does not allow you to install Mac on Windows machines.
You still need to understand theory behind it through, the fact that it's possible to install Mac and pretty much any other O/S on a VM. Some vendors allow you to do it as long as you have a legal license, some like Mac don't allow you to and it's important not to do it then if your not legally allowed to. As long as you understand the theory then you should be fine in the exams :)