Webinar recordings - “Windows Server“ 10 ”: What's New in Virtualization” and “Storage Spaces - DSS based on Windows Server 2012R2”
We present you the record of the first and second webinar from the series after the return of A. Kibkalo
1) Storage Spaces - Windows Server 2012R2 based storage systems
2) Windows Server "10": what's new in virtualization
Transparent cluster update by creating a mixed cluster
Block synchronous replication repositories for geodistributed clusters
Create any highly available configurations without shared storage.
New Virtual Machine Configuration Files Format
The ability to update the version of the configuration files and compatibility issues
Using snapshots in the grocery environment
Hyper-V console changes
Updating virtual machine integration components with Windows Update
"Hot" adding network adapters and changing the amount of RAM
Secure boot support for Linux guest operating systems
1) Storage Spaces - Windows Server 2012R2 based storage systems
Content of the webinar:
INTRODUCING STORAGE SPACES
Description
What Are Storage Spaces?
Benefits of Storage Spaces
Technical Overview
Prerequisites
Foundation Technologies
Functional Description
INSTALLING / ENABLING STORAGE SPACES
Installation Considerations
Deployment Scenarios
Installation Process
Installation GUI / Wizard
CONFIGURING AND MANAGING STORAGE SPACES
Management Considerations
Configuration and Management GUI
Configuration Settings
Management tasks
Verify Primordial Pool availability
Creating individual storage pools in Windows Server 2012
Creating a virtual disk (Storage Space) in a storage pool
Creating new storage space
Creating new share on a volume
Adding physical disks to a Storage Pool
Removing physical disks from a Storage Pool
Deleting a Storage Pool
Verifying the Health of Storage Spaces and Pools
Integrating Storage Pools with Failover Clustering
STORAGE SPACES 2012 R2 ENHANCEMENTS
Storage tiers
Write-back cache
Parity Spaces on Failover Clusters
PERFORMANCE
RAID Review
Columns
Data copies
Mixing Copies and Columns
Resiliency Setting
Interleave
Adding Space to Spaces
TROUBLESHOOTING STORAGE SPACES
Introduction to Troubleshooting Storage Spaces
Tools for Troubleshooting Storage Spaces
Utilities and Commands for Troubleshooting Storage Spaces
Logging options
General Methodology for Troubleshooting Storage Spaces
General Methodology for Troubleshooting
General Methodology for Troubleshooting Pools
General Methodology for Physical Disks
General Methodology for Troubleshooting Spaces
Advanced Troubleshooting
Enable Tracing for the Storage API
Description
What Are Storage Spaces?
Benefits of Storage Spaces
Technical Overview
Prerequisites
Foundation Technologies
Functional Description
INSTALLING / ENABLING STORAGE SPACES
Installation Considerations
Deployment Scenarios
Installation Process
Installation GUI / Wizard
CONFIGURING AND MANAGING STORAGE SPACES
Management Considerations
Configuration and Management GUI
Configuration Settings
Management tasks
Verify Primordial Pool availability
Creating individual storage pools in Windows Server 2012
Creating a virtual disk (Storage Space) in a storage pool
Creating new storage space
Creating new share on a volume
Adding physical disks to a Storage Pool
Removing physical disks from a Storage Pool
Deleting a Storage Pool
Verifying the Health of Storage Spaces and Pools
Integrating Storage Pools with Failover Clustering
STORAGE SPACES 2012 R2 ENHANCEMENTS
Storage tiers
Write-back cache
Parity Spaces on Failover Clusters
PERFORMANCE
RAID Review
Columns
Data copies
Mixing Copies and Columns
Resiliency Setting
Interleave
Adding Space to Spaces
TROUBLESHOOTING STORAGE SPACES
Introduction to Troubleshooting Storage Spaces
Tools for Troubleshooting Storage Spaces
Utilities and Commands for Troubleshooting Storage Spaces
Logging options
General Methodology for Troubleshooting Storage Spaces
General Methodology for Troubleshooting
General Methodology for Troubleshooting Pools
General Methodology for Physical Disks
General Methodology for Troubleshooting Spaces
Advanced Troubleshooting
Enable Tracing for the Storage API
2) Windows Server "10": what's new in virtualization
Transparent cluster update by creating a mixed cluster
Block synchronous replication repositories for geodistributed clusters
Create any highly available configurations without shared storage.
New Virtual Machine Configuration Files Format
The ability to update the version of the configuration files and compatibility issues
Using snapshots in the grocery environment
Hyper-V console changes
Updating virtual machine integration components with Windows Update
"Hot" adding network adapters and changing the amount of RAM
Secure boot support for Linux guest operating systems
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/241610/
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