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This course is taught by Atindra Chaturvedi and is 6 hours and 38 minutes long. You view the video on our streaming site, or purchase it at ine.com.

The VMware NSX 6.4 product release expands the capabilities of VMware in the Software Defined Data Center (SDDC) domain. This will be primarily a whiteboard discussion based course with some labs to set the context for the design discussion. Design aspects, limitations and good practice for the overlay network provided by NSX 6.4 will be covered. The latest advances in the data center network provided by Cisco with BGP EVPN and other technologies will be covered from the design perspective as an underlay for the NSX virtualized network. The course is geared to networking and virtualization professionals proficient at a CCNA or CCNP level of experience and knowledge.

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The third and final portion of our CCIE Data Center Live Online Bootcamps - Unified Computing with Nexus 1000v - is now complete, and the videos are available for both streaming and download. This class focuses on the Cisco Unified Computing System - both B-Series and C-Series servers, Fabric Interconnects, and also the Nexus 1000v. We use the Nexus 5548UP switches along with Cisco MDS 9222i and a rack of JBODs to configure absolutely everything live in the class, including boot-from-SAN, FC zoning, static and dynamic pinning, normal and vPC port-channels, FCoE and vPC-HM (Host Mode) with MAC-Pinning. We also discuss many of the very recent enhancements to the Cisco UCS line with the new addition of version 2.1 and UCS Central.

All Access Pass (AAP) subscribers can view the videos in streaming format for no additional fee and also purchase the download version at a discounted rate. If you are not an AAP subscriber you can purchase the standalone download version here. As usual, all of these videos have cross-platform support (desktop, iPhone/iPad, Android, Windows phone, etc.), and the download versions are DRM free. After you purchase them, they are yours to do with as you please.

A few samples of the class, along with the outline can be seen after the break.




CCIE Data Center :: Unified Computing :: A Look at the Hardware

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XD2z5iQUmsY




CCIE Data Center :: Unified Computing :: LAN Connectivity Part 2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_VQDpM6Jng




CCIE Data Center :: Unified Computing :: Nexus 1000v Overview

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9M0NEvFNxKg



The outline for the Unified Computing class is as follows:

• Introduction
• Background and Physical Architecture
• A Look at the Hardware
• Hardware Options
• Configuration Options
• Virtualization and Service Profiles
• Initial Setup of UCS
• LAN Connectivity :: Part 1
• LAN Connectivity :: Part 2
• LAN Connectivity :: Part 3
• SAN Connectivity
• Server Pools
• Addressing Recommendations
• Building Pools and Profiles :: Part 1
• Building Pools and Profiles :: Part 2
• Spinning up Blades :: Part 1
• Spinning up Blades :: Part 2
• Spinning up Blades :: Part 3
• QoS and Network Control
• Nexus 1000v Overview
• Nexus 1000v Installation :: Part 1
• Nexus 1000v Installation :: Part 2
• Nexus 1000v Migration
• Nexus 1000v vPC-HM Mac Pinning
• Nexus 1000v ACLs QoS and vMotion
• VM-FEX :: Part 1
• VM-FEX :: Part 2
• Adapter-FEX
• Administration

Questions and comments are welcome. Technical discussion can also be found on the Data Center Technical forum of INE's Online Community at http://www.IEOC.com.