Contenido en la TechNet Library sobre Hyper-V a fecha de hoy

Hola

Estoy pensando crear páginas estáticas en el blog con enlaces a documentación, guías y herramientas en torno a las diferentes tecnologías de virtualización de Microsoft.

Por supuesto las principales fuentes del saber para este tipo de cosas son las Libraries y TechCenters de Microsoft TechNet, donde se publica nuevo contenido literalmente a diario. Ayer me entretuve un rato en desplegar todos los elementos que hay para Hyper-V (existen contenido equivalente para VMM, SCOM, DPM, App-V, Remote Desktop Services, etc.) y darle al copy-paste esto es lo que obtuve:

Library

1. Hyper-V
2. Product Evaluation
   • Overview of Hyper-V
   • What's New in Hyper-V
   • Getting to Know Hyper-V: A Walkthrough from Initial Setup to Common Scenarios
     • Before You Begin: Select a Computer to Test Hyper-V
     • Step 1: Assemble What You Need to Test Hyper-V
     • Step 2: Prepare the Virtualization Server
     • Step 3: Open Hyper-V Manager and Configure Hyper-V Settings
     • Step 4: Create the Virtual Networks
     • Step 5: Create the Base Virtual Machine
     • Step 6 (Optional): Test Snapshots, Pausing, and Saving
     • Step 7: Use the Base Virtual Machine to Create a New Virtual Machine
     • Testing Useful Hyper-V Scenarios
       • Manage Virtual Machines Remotely With Hyper-V Manager and Windows 7
       • Use an Internal Virtual Network to Move Files to a Virtual Machine
       • Create a Virtual Active Directory Domain Controller
   • Hyper-V FAQ
   • Hyper-V Virtual Machine Snapshots: FAQ
3. Getting Started
   • Hyper-V Release Notes
   • Hyper-V Getting Started Guide
   • Hyper-V Update List
   • Hyper-V: Using Hyper-V and Failover Clustering
   • Hyper-V: Using Live Migration with Cluster Shared Volumes in Windows Server 2008 R2
4. Planning
   • About Virtual Machines and Guest Operating Systems
     • Version Compatibility for Integration Services
   • Hardware Considerations
   • Requirements and Limits for Virtual Machines and Hyper-V in Windows Server 2008 R2
   • Planning for Hyper-V Security
     • Using Authorization Manager for Hyper-V Security
     • Configure Hyper-V for Role-based Access Control
     • Appendix A: Example Authorization Manager Tasks and Operations
     • Appendix B: Authorization Manager Terminology
   • Planning for Disks and Storage
   • Planning for Backup
5. Installation
   • Install the Hyper-V Role on a Server Core Installation of Windows Server 2008
   • Install the Hyper-V Role on a Full Installation of Windows Server 2008
   • Install and Configure Hyper-V Tools for Remote Administration
6. Configuration
   • Configuring Virtual Networks
   • Configuring Disks and Storage
7. Migration
   • Migrating Clustered Virtual Machines to Windows Server 2008 R2
   • Virtual Machine Migration Guide: How To Migrate from Virtual Server to Hyper-V

Ayuda Online

• Hyper-V
• Overview of Hyper-V
• Checklist: Configure Virtual Machines for Server Consolidation
• Checklist: Configure Virtual Machines for High Availability
• Checklist: Configure Virtual Machines for Development and Test
• Hyper-V Installation Prerequisites
• Configure Hyper-V
• Create Virtual Machines
• Create Virtual Hard Disks
• Configuring Virtual Machines
  • Configure Memory and Processors
  • Configure Networking
  • Configure Disks and Storage
  • Configure a Virtual Machine for High Availability
• Install a Guest Operating System
• Connect to a Virtual Machine
• Manage Virtual Networks
• About Virtual Machine Snapshots
• Troubleshooting Hyper-V
• Resources for Hyper-V
• User Interface: Hyper-V Manager
  • New Virtual Machine Wizard
  • New Virtual Hard Disk Wizard
  • Edit Virtual Hard Disk Wizard
  • Virtual Machine Connection
  • Virtual Machine Settings
  • Virtual Network Manager

Saludos

David Cervigón

Comments

• Anonymous
  February 09, 2010
  Además de que cada equipo de producto ha documentado la relación entre hyper-v y su propio producto. Allá donde menos te lo esperas, te sale algo así: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc768535(BTS.10).aspx