The lab's virtual run time environment is referred to as a vPod. Also note that the VM console is usually the Main Console (controlcenter) but an alternate VM can be used for the primary desktop. You may specify which VM is the primary console and should be displayed first. Please note that your lab can use more than one VM console. Please review the slide at the end of this article. External access to the virtual environment is accomplished using a VM console proxy connection embedded in a client browser control. The lab manual can access Internet resources such as YouTube videos but the virtual run time environment is isolated in most cases. Both components are presented in a modern web browser during the event. VMware Hands-On Labs consist of a lab manual and a virtual run-time environment. If requested by your Lab Principal, y ou must also pass a short test covering material in this HOL Lab Development Guide. To begin vPod development in the HOL-Dev environment, you must complete your Development Plan, Storyboard and LCD. Please do not over subscribe virtual ESXi hosts. Please note the virtual ESXi host to be used to host nested VMs and the expected configuration of those nested VMs. There is a nested VM tab to be completed as well. VLP also utilizes a callback notification mechanism that can assist in the creation of the external sandbox for a user's session. Those external resources must be identified so proper firewall rules can be constructed. Choose the LCD that most closely aligns to your starting vPod which are Single Site, Dual Site, SDDC and MBL. There is also a Hybrid LCD which is used if you have received permission from the Core Team for your vPod to have access to external resources. The LCD template documents are also in SharePoint location as above. The Lead Lab Captain and Lab Principal submit a completed Lab Configuration Document to the Lab Roadmap on Sharepoint. The Content Lead, Lab Principal and Lead Lab Captain develop the storyboard for the lab in ScreenSteps. The Content Lead, Lab Principal and Lead Lab Captain submit the Development Plan in the Lab Roadmap on SharePoint (internal to VMware employees) where all design documents related to a lab are archived. This first article is a quick overview of the process and includes links to important documents.Ī VMware Hands-On Lab begins with a compelling story showing the technical and business value of a solution leveraging VMware software. We will keep the document concise and easy to read in small chunks. This is your guide to developing a VMware Hands-On Lab. Welcome to the VMware Hands-On Lab program. VPod Development Guide Welcome and Overview
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