Learning OpenShift Virtualization concepts as a vSphere admin

Red Hat® OpenShift® Virtualization allows organizations to run and deploy new and existing virtual machines on a modernized platform.  Learn how Virtualization concepts work when coming from a background in vSphere.

This learning path is for operations teams or system administrators
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Learning OpenShift Virtualization concepts as a vSphere admin

Red Hat® OpenShift® Virtualization is a solution that allows organizations to run and deploy new and existing virtual machines on a modernized platform. This especially helps when transitioning your organization’s infrastructure from using one tool to another, for example VMware. In this learning path, we will be exploring high-level concepts such as network configurations, storage paradigms, and disaster recovery, as they exist in OpenShift Virtualization and how to navigate them coming from working within VMware vSphere. 

What do you need before starting?

  • Nothing! Use this as a starting point

What is included in this learning path?

  • Prerequisites
  • Network configurations
  • Storage paradigm changes
  • Disaster recovery

What will you get?

  • Deeper understanding of OpenShift Virtualization concepts coming from a VMware vSphere environment
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