VMware Carbon Black Cloud: Plan and Deploy – VERP-CBCPD

VMware Carbon Black Cloud:Plan And Deploy
Course Code: VERP-CBCPD
This two-day hands-on training course provides you with the knowledge, skills, and tools to achieve competency in planning and deploying VMware Carbon Black Cloud™ in your environment. This course explains the VMware Carbon Black Cloud components, managing users and roles in VMware Carbon Black Cloud, configuring policies to support sensor deployment and management, and presents methods for deploying sensors across endpoints and workloads.
- Duration: 2 Days
- Level: Advanced
- Technology: VMware
- Delivery Method: ILT / VILT
- Training Credits: NA
Audience Profile
Pre-requisites
Course Objectives
Associated Certification
Audience Profile
System administrators and consultants, application owners, and system architects
Pre-requisites
This course has no prerequisites
Course Objectives
After completing this course, delegates will be able to:
- Describe VMware Carbon Black Cloud Platform
- Describe data flows on VMware Carbon Black Cloud
- Create and edit a custom role in VMware Carbon Black Cloud
- Recognize the impact of a user role on a console user
- Describe the VMware Carbon Black Cloud sensor resource usage
- Explain sensor usage in VMware Carbon Black Cloud
- Identify configuration settings for endpoints in sensor policy settings
- Determine requirements for initial deployment of sensors
- Recognize the differences between attended and unattended sensor installation methods
- Identify the correct deployment strategy for a given scenario
- Recognize the deployment process for VMware Carbon Black Cloud Workload™
- Identify eligible workloads in a VMware vSphere environment
- Describe VMware Carbon Black Cloud sensor deployment
- Manage VMware vSphere® workloads
- Identify sensor status in RepCLI
Associated Certification
This course prepares delegates to write the VCP-DCV 2022: Data Centre Virtualisation 2022 exam.
Modules
- Introductions and course logistics
- Course objectives
- Describe the VMware Carbon Black Cloud platform
- Describe VMware Carbon Black Cloud operating systems requirements
- Identify interesting files according to VMware Carbon Black Cloud
- Identify events collected
- Describe data flows
- Describe the use of roles in VMware Carbon Black Cloud
- Describe RBAC capabilities
- Create and edit a custom role
- Manage new console users
- Recognize the impact of a user role on a console user
- Describe authentication mechanisms
- Describe the VMware Carbon Black Cloud sensor resource usage
- List the supported operating systems for VMware Carbon Black Cloud sensors
- Explain sensor usage in VMware Carbon Black Cloud
- Identify configuration settings for endpoints in sensor policy settings
- Organize sensors using sensor groups to assign the desired policy based on specific criteria
- Compare VDI sensor settings as compared to traditional endpoint sensor settings
- Determine requirements for the initial deployment of sensors
- Evaluate the policy impact on sensors
- Identify best practices for deploying sensors
- Describe how to send an installation request
- Recognize the features and limitations of an installation code and company code
- Recognize the process for successfully completing an attended installation
- Recognize the differences between attended and unattended sensor installation methods
- Identify the correct deployment strategy for a given scenario
- Generate logs with unattended installations
- Generate sensor logs
- Check network connectivity for sensor installation
- Recognize the deployment process for VMware Carbon Black Cloud Workload
- Identify eligible workloads in a vSphere environment
- Recognize how to enable the VMware Carbon Black Cloud sensor on a VM workload
- Describe VMware Carbon Black Cloud sensor deployment
- Explain the differences in sensor status
- Describe sensor update capabilities
- Explain sensor actions
- Manage vSphere workloads
- Describe the process of a sensor background scan
- Recognize a properly registered sensor installation
- Identify sensor status in RepCLI