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Labs. Sort by. New. Accelerate Machine Learning in vSphere Using GPUs (HOL-2447-01-ISM) 0d 1h 30m. Available Now. In this lab, you will learn how you can accelerate Machine Learning Workloads on vSphere using GPUs. VMware vSphere combines the power GPUs with the management benefits of vSphere. Read More.
VMware Horizon. Evaluate the latest features and functionality of vSphere in a hands-on, self-paced lab with no installation required. Try VMware vSphere for free today.
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This lab shows how to use the VMware vSphere web client to enable and configure vSphere Availability and Dynamic Resource Scheduling (DRS). HA protects from down time by automating recovery in the event of a host failure.
Virtual Volumes (vVols) is an integration and management framework that virtualizes SAN/NAS arrays, enabling a more efficient operational model that is optimized for virtualized environments and centered on the application instead of the infrastructure.
Lab Module List: Module 1 - Introduction to Windows 10 Management (30 minutes) (Beginner) This lab module focuses on introducing the concepts of Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) with Workspace ONE for the Windows 10 platform.
We have developed Lightning Labs to help you learn about VMware products in small segments of time. In this lab, we will introduce you to Aria Operations (formerly vRealize Operations) and all the Hom...
Announcing the Exciting New User Interface for VMware Hands-on Labs Written by Francisco Martinez and the VMware Lab Platform Team Hello, esteemed users of VMware Hands-on Labs! We've got some thrilling news to share.
Aug 18, 2022 · The Hands-on Labs Tours are an opportunity to meet the lab creators and engineering teams that work to build the lab experiences. This journey behind-the-scenes takes about 30-45 minutes, covers all of the elements in the room and covers business and technical topics.
