AVS Hands-on Labs

Table of Contents

Before the Training

• Microsoft Learn Module
• Capacity Planning (optional)

Expected Time Needed Per Lab

• Important Notes

Lab Environment

• Azure VMware Solution Environment

• Lab Architecture Diagram

• On-Premises Connectivity

• Resources

• Architecture Diagram

Lab Objectives

LAB1 – Azure VMware Solution Deployment

LAB2 – Configure Private Cloud access 7

• Jumpbox deployment

• Azure Bastion configuration

• Access the Private Cloud – Animation

• Access the Private Cloud

LAB3 – Initial NSX-T configuration

• Create DHCP Server from Azure portal
• Create NSX network segment from Azure portal
• Configure DNS from Azure portal
  • Step 1 - Configure a default DNS zone and FQDN zone
  • Step 2 - Configure DNS service
  • Step 3 - Configure DNS Forwarder

LAB4 – Enable Internet Access to Azure VMware Solution

LAB5 – Create content libraries 26

LAB6 – Deploy a virtual machine on Azure VMware Solution

LAB7 – Access Azure Storage Account through Azure Private Endpoint

LAB8 – Enable Public IP for AVS

LAB9 – Assign Public IP to virtual machine on Azure VMware Solution

LAB10 – Connect from Azure Application Gateway to AVS hosted workload

LAB11B – Scale an AVS Cluster

• Add a new cluster
• Scale a cluster

LAB12B – Configure HCX (HoL)

LAB13B – Configure Alerts and Notifications

• Supported metrics and activities
• Configure an alert rule
• Work with metrics

LAB14B – Create a remote content library in Azure Blob Storage

APPENDIX 1 – Azure VMware Solution Deployment

APPENDIX 2 – Configure AVS Networking from NSX-T Manager

APPENDIX 3 - Deploy VMware Photon OS OVA from URL

APPENDIX 4 – Configure DNS Forwarding through Conditional Forwarders