Top 7 Reasons To Learn VMware vSphere, ESXi, and vCentre

This video reveals 7 reasons why you should learn VMware vSphere, ESXi, and vCentre.

As the demand for computing power and data processing rise exponentially, companies are scrambling to save costs and find ways to efficiently allocate their resources.

Virtualization is the single most important technique that companies use to manage resources and save billions in costs.

Research shows that virtualization could save over $106 billion for the Asia Pacific region alone.

Being the market leader in virtualization, VMware has technologies, frameworks, and platforms that help companies run software applications as virtual resources on their hardware.

Thousands of companies use VMware technologies worldwide and actively seek VMware experts.

VMware’s top in-demand technologies include vSphere, ESXi, and vCentre.

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[charlesdean]

First of all it should be EXSI, vcenter and then vSphere... There is still a lot of confusion in the newbies and you as a supposed teacher should know how to phrase things. Vmware is good for small to mid size data centers. But if you are going for bigger scale then KVM and xen architecture is the way to go. Not forgetting if you are doing a proper way of implementation then you need to know NSX also!!! So if someone is an MS shop and they are tending to SMB to mid size I don't think vmware is the way to go. But a big size business who is not running vmware will be mind blowing for me... But at the end of the day its all on the needs of the Company or corporation. Funny you talked about hypervisor but not hyper-V or even xen from citrix or open source one but not forgetting the biggest one KVM from Red Hat. Just to give you a background you know that is what AWS runs at the backend!