How Long to Read VMware vSphere 5® Building a Virtual Datacenter

How Long Does it Take to Read VMware vSphere 5® Building a Virtual Datacenter?

It takes the average reader 10 hours and 20 minutes to read VMware vSphere 5® Building a Virtual Datacenter by Eric Maille

Assuming a reading speed of 250 words per minute. Learn more

Description

Every year, datacenter managers must deliver more services faster, with greater flexibility. They must efficiently handle soaring amounts of data, and unprecedented levels of complexity. And they must do all this with lower budgets and fewer resources. Datacenter virtualization with VMware’s vSphere® 5 is the best way to achieve these goals and to accelerate your transition to cloud services. VMware vSphere® 5: Building a Virtual Datacenter brings together all the practical knowledge you need to evaluate, plan, implement, and manage vSphere 5 in your datacenter environment. Top datacenter virtualization consultants Eric Maillé and René-François Mennecier begin by introducing vSphere 5 from the viewpoint of the datacenter manager and professional. They present essential definitions, advantages, and functions; review vSphere 5’s architecture; and introduce core components such as vCenter Server and ESXi 5.0. Next, Maillé and Mennecier turn to implementation, presenting detailed examples, schemas, and best practices drawn from their extensive experience. They share practical insights into budgeting, scheduling, and planning; choosing the right architecture; and integrating vSphere with existing datacenter elements, including servers, storage, clusters, network infrastructure, and business continuity plans. They conclude with a start-to-finish case study: a datacenter virtualization project designed to support specific business objectives. Coverage includes • Assessing the potential benefits of datacenter virtualization in your environment • Organizing and managing a smooth migration to the virtualized datacenter • Anticipating specific challenges and risks associated with datacenter virtualization • Making tradeoffs to optimize stability, elasticity, scalability, and cost • Choosing the best installation/configuration options for your environment • Effectively linking vSphere 5 virtualization to existing datacenter elements • Driving more value from vSphere 5’s powerful new datacenter features • Providing storage to efficiently support your hosted VMs, now and in the future • Managing limited memory and other server constraints • Leveraging new options for service continuity and high availability • Using backup architecture as a lever to reduce costs

How long is VMware vSphere 5® Building a Virtual Datacenter?

VMware vSphere 5® Building a Virtual Datacenter by Eric Maille is 599 pages long, and a total of 155,141 words.

This makes it 202% the length of the average book. It also has 190% more words than the average book.

How Long Does it Take to Read VMware vSphere 5® Building a Virtual Datacenter Aloud?

The average oral reading speed is 183 words per minute. This means it takes 14 hours and 7 minutes to read VMware vSphere 5® Building a Virtual Datacenter aloud.

What Reading Level is VMware vSphere 5® Building a Virtual Datacenter?

VMware vSphere 5® Building a Virtual Datacenter is suitable for students ages 12 and up.

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