Hi Guys,
I am back with a new blog post on NSX. Not sure, if you have liked my last blog about NSX Components but I am just sharing my journey towards VMware NSX.
When I get my first project in NSX, I did not have any knowledge of NSX. I have been given a very stringent timeline to deliver the project.
So, the day I received my first project, I first created a resource list that can help me in understanding the NSX. Though I have not completed the entire resources which I accumulated I studied the basics which were unavoidable to work in NSX 🙂
Here, I am sharing my resource list with you which might help you guys in your NSX Journey.
Very Obviously, I first searched the OEM i.e Vmware Knowledge Base and trust me, I found a lot of great documentation and guide books in the Vmware website for NSX. You can check below URL:
https://docs.vmware.com/en/VMware-NSX-for-vSphere/index.html
Here you will find version wise like VMware NSX 6.3 or NSX 6.4 documents mentioned below:
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- Release Notes
- NSX Installation Guide
- Cross-vCenter NSX Installation Guide
- NSX Administration Guide
- NSX Upgrade Guide
- NSX Troubleshooting Guide
- NSX Logging and System Events
- NSX API Guide
- NSX for vSphere Command-line Interface Reference
- NSX for vSphere recommended Configurations Maximums.
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Apart from this Vmware is having an excellent Hands-on Lab. Currently, there are 18 Labs, you can have a look.
http://labs.hol.vmware.com/HOL/catalogs/catalog/877
Also, I found some more great articles, blogs, and videos on the internet. Few, I am mentioning in Day -1 Blog, and few will come on the next blogs.
Image Sourced from VMware for NSX.
The above is a playlist of YouTube Video for Vmware NSX, which contains 37 Videos and uploaded by Learning Center on YouTube.
The definition and a basic understanding of what is NSX and Network Virtualization.
https://www.sdxcentral.com/vmware/definitions/what-is-vmware-nsx/
How to Deploy the NSX Manager.
There are many more free study materials available, I will share those in my Day-2 and Day-3 blog, which will come soon.
Cheers,
Maddy