Learning Tree International has announced the introduction of a new course: Troubleshooting VMware vSphere: Hands-On. This course is for network and storage analysts, administrators and anyone who wants to troubleshoot the vSphere infrastructure. Experience with vSphere at the level of the Learning Tree course, Deploying VMware vSphere, is assumed.

“As organizations increasingly adopt virtualization, they must ensure rapid response time to issues that can affect system availability and cause costly downtime. In this course, you diagnose and correct configuration issues, ensure optimal resource allocation and availability and apply a series of proven tools and techniques to troubleshoot potential problems,” said Jennifer Urick, Vice President of Product Development for Learning Tree International.

Attendees will learn to:

• Diagnose and troubleshoot configuration issues in the vSphere environment
• Exploit built-in graphical and command-line tools for problem analysis and correction
• Optimize memory and CPU resource allocation to mitigate performance issues
• Resolve networking and accessibility failures within the storage architecture
• Restore optimal DRS cluster management by eliminating vMotion errors
• Enforce resiliency by identifying and correcting HA operational problems

Learning Tree will begin presenting Troubleshooting VMware vSphere: Hands-On at its education centers in August 2012. The current schedule includes the following:

Washington, DC (Alexandria, VA) — August 21-24, 2012
Toronto, ON — October 30 – November 2, 2012
Washington, DC (Rockville, MD) — November 13-16, 2012
New York — December 11-14, 2012
Washington, DC (Alexandria, VA) — December 18-21, 2012

Two Convenient Attendance Options

1. In-class at a Learning Tree Education Center
2. On-site as a private, tailored event, delivered by Learning Tree at a client facility of choice