Module two discusses hosting types and scenarios for creating virtualization platforms and basic hardware concepts for virtualization hosts and infrastructure.

Module three outlines and examines the VM creation process, resource allocation, and procedures used after a guest OS has been installed.

Module four highlights' aspects of hypervisor administration as well as concepts related to resource overcommitment.

Module five defines both physical and virtual networking concepts as they relate to both host hardware and virtual machine hardware.

Module six defines local and shared storage concepts, as well as shared storage devices, networks, and hypervisor access to storage.

Module seven gives learners an introduction to the clustering of hypervisors. Topics include how hosts are clustered as well as features available because of clustering.

Module 8 introduces the concept of end-user computing and how virtualization technology can be used to deliver secure on-demand desktops to end users.

This module contains the summative course assessment that has been designed to evaluate your understanding of the course material and assess your ability to apply the knowledge you have acquired throughout the course.