Install and configure ESXi hosts, access them via DCUI, and manage settings using VMware Host Client in real-time infrastructure environments.

Deploy vCenter Server Appliance and organize inventory objects like datacenters, clusters, and folders with role-based access controls.

Configure vSphere networking with Standard and Distributed Switches, apply policies, and understand use cases for scalable infrastructure setups.

Set up and manage VMFS and NFS datastores, configure iSCSI addressing, and understand fibre channel architecture for efficient storage provisioning.

Provision virtual machines using templates, cloning, and content libraries with customization specs for streamlined and scalable VM deployment.

Migrate VMs using vMotion and Storage vMotion across hosts and storage devices, and optimize for compatibility with Enhanced vMotion (EVC).

Configure clusters with DRS and HA, implement Fault Tolerance, and use resource pools to balance workloads dynamically across virtual infrastructure.

Apply snapshot best practices, monitor VM performance, and use tuning strategies to maintain infrastructure stability and workload efficiency.

Upgrade and manage ESXi hosts using vSphere Lifecycle Manager (vLCM) with real-world workflows for baseline and image-based cluster management.

Perform workload migrations using vCenter Converter with step-by-step Physical-to-Virtual and Virtual-to-Virtual transformation techniques.

Monitor infrastructure performance using vCenter dashboards, performance charts, alarms, and resource tracking to ensure system health and uptime.

Troubleshoot common vSphere issues by analyzing logs, resolving HA alerts, handling snapshot and datastore problems using advanced diagnostic tools.