Overview
The Nutanix Hybrid Cloud Fundamentals course is for those who are new to Nutanix and want a feature-focused introduction to AOS Storage, Nutanix’s scale-out storage technology, and Prism, Nutanix’s multicloud management interface.
This course is designed for those who are new to Nutanix and want a feature-focused introduction to AOS Storage, our scale-out storage technology, and Prism, our multicloud management interface.
In Nutanix Hybrid Cloud Fundamentals (NHCF), you’ll dive into Nutanix centralized management capabilities, with an emphasis on quickly getting hands-on with the Nutanix platform. This introductory course starts by discussing key Nutanix products and cluster-related concepts.
Using the Prism Central and Prism Element unified control plane, you will learn how to monitor cluster health and performance, manage software versions, create and manage VMs, and perform basic management tasks on hardware, storage, and networks.
Skills Covered
- History of clouds
- Nutanix essential products
- Nutanix solutions for business challenges
- Fundamental operations of Nutanix Hybrid Cloud
Who Should Attend
- Network and security operations center personnel who want to learn Nutanix fundamentals (Prism, AOS, AHV) virtualization and Cloud-related concepts.
- Specific job roles that will benefit from the NHCF course:
o Network Operations Center (NOC) operators
o Security Operations Center (SOC) operators
o Data Center Operations (DCO) Technician
o IT project managers
o IT staff new to Nutanix - Anyone seeking the Nutanix Certified Associated (NCA) certification.
Course Curriculum
Course Modules
Exam & Certification
Nutanix Certified Associate (NCA).
The Nutanix Certified Associate (NCA) certification validates your skills and abilities to navigate the Prism UI, extrapolate information from the UI, and know how to use the UI for basic operational tasks.
Successful candidates have approximately 6-12 months of holistic IT infrastructure experience as well as 3-6 months of Nutanix virtualization experience. They are typically a systems administrator, junior engineer or IT operator and should be able to navigate and identify components within the Prism UI; perform life cycle management tasks of VMs and clusters; and monitor and report on performance, events, and alerts.
