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  Proxmox VE 9

  https://www.udemy.com/course/proxmox-ve-5/

  Year         : 2026
  Language     : English
  Level        : All Levels
  Category     : IT & Software
  Subcategory  : Operating Systems & Servers
  Duration     : 12h 47m
  Lectures     : 122
  Rating       : 4.4/5 (540 reviews)
  Students     : 3,327

  INSTRUCTOR(S)


  HEADLINE
    Virtualization and High Availability Using Proxmox VE 9


  WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
  * Students at the end of this course will be able to run fully
    virtualized datacenter using Proxmox VE clusters, in
      addition
    to configuring high availability and shared storage to
    decrease systems downtime


  REQUIREMENTS
  * Students must be familiar with VMware or VirtualBox, In our
    course we are using VMWare
  * Students are preferred to have basic knowledge in Linux
    Command Line - Not Mandatory
  * Students must have fundamental knowledge in IPv4 networks


  WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR
  * Students Interested in Virtualization Environments
  * Systems administrator looking for powerful solutions to
    virtualize their datacenter and decrease systems downtime
    using high availability are advised to join this class
  * Proxmox VE begginers can join this class to gain more
    experience


  DESCRIPTION
  The Proxmox VE 9 is one of the powerful alternatives for
  virtualization solutions like VMware VSphere and Microsoft
  HyperV, it's free and open source, you can implement clusters
  and high availability without using any additional licenses or
  fees. The course has been updated on Feb 27, 2026 to include
    the
  new release changes, the lectures were also re-organized to be
  divided into shorter videos instead of long-lectures according
  to students feedback. In this course you learn how to create a
  high available data center using Proxmox VE, high availability
  and shared storage solutions, in this course you will learn
    how
  to manage firewall, users and permissions and how to configure
  networking and bonding, all the following topics will be
    covered
  in this course: Introduction and Installation Installing
    Proxmox
  VE from ISO Web Interface Web Interface GUI Creating Your
    First
  VM Virtual Machine Options QEMU/KVM and LXC Containers Virtual
  Machines and Containers Creating Your First Container RAM and
  Disk Advanced Configurations Advanced RAM Configurations
  Advanced Disk Options and Caching Types Emulated and
  Paravirtualized Devices Network Concepts and Management
    Network
  Configurations Network Bonding Storage Management Editing
  Storage Contents and Uploading ISOs Adding New Storgaes
    Proxmox
  VE Firewall Enabling Firewall and Creating Rules Security
    Groups
  IP Aliases IP Sets Firewall Logging Firewall Services and
  Commands FTP Rules Integration with Suricata IPS Common Ports
  Backup and Restore Backup Schedule and Modes Snapshots,
    Cloning
  and Templates Users Administration Users and Authentication
  Realms Permission Management Privileges Objects and Paths
    Pools,
  VM Permissions and Groups Proxmox Cluster Creating 3 Nodes
  Cluster Quorum Cluster Filesystem High Availability
    Introduction
  to HA and Shared Storage Ceph Installation and Configurations
  Activating High Availability Adding and Removing OSDs
    GlusterFS
  Shared Storage ZFS Shared Storage and Replication Storage for
  ISO and Templates Proxmox VE Services Command Line Interface
  Common Commands Configuring PVE From Files Proxmox VE API and
  Billing Automation  (brief) Eventually, this will be a
  continuous course I am going to add any additional topics I
  think they are important, and any topics requested by
    students.
  So, if you think that this course can be improved by adding
    any
  topics, then please let me know.


  COURSE CONTENT

  Chapter 1: Introduction and Installation
    1. Introduction
    2. Proxmox VE Subscription
    3. Installation Requirements
    4. Lab Environment
    5. Installing Proxmox VE
    6. Default Partitioning Scheme

  Chapter 2: Web Interface and VM Creation
    7. Web Interface
    8. Creating Linux VM
    9. Creating Windows Server VM
    10. VM Options
    11. Installing qemu-guest-agent on Ubuntu

  Chapter 3: KVM and LXC Containers
    12. QEMU and KVM
    13. LXC Containers
    14. Creating Ubuntu Container
    15. pct command
    16. Unprivileged Container Option
    17. Nesting in Containers

  Chapter 4: Advanced Devices Options
    18. Memory Ballooning
    19. Memory Allocation and Sharing
    20. KSM (Kernel Samepage Merging)
    21. Thin and Thick Provisioning
    22. Disk Formats
    23. Resize Disk - Reassign - Change Storage and Format
    24. Disk Caching Modes
    25. Other Disk Options
    26. Emulated and Paravirtualized Devices

  Chapter 5: Network Management
    27. Default Virtual Bridges and Physical Interfaces
    28. Creating New Virtual Bridge
    29. Naming Conventions in Linux
    30. Bonding Modes
    31. Bonding Practical Lab
    32. VLANs
    33. Another approach to use VLANs

  Chapter 6: Storage Management
    34. Default Storages
    35. Directory Storage
    36. Logical Volume Storage
    37. Adding New Disks and Extending Volume Groups
    38. LVM Thin Storage
    39. More LVM Thinpool commands
    40. Clearing LVM and LVM-Thin and Exploring Disk UUID
    41. BTRFS Storage
    42. BTRFS Practical Lab
    43. Extending BTRFS Storage and Discussing Software RAID and
        Mounting Options
    44. Direct Attached Storage, Network Attached Storage and
        Storage Area Network

  Chapter 7: NAS and SAN Storage
    45. Adding TrueNAS Storage
    46. NFS Storage
    47. CIFS/SMB Storage
    48. iSCSI Concepts
    49. Using LUN Directly
    50. Using LUN for Main Storage
    51. Snapshots Problem with Shared Sotrage
    52. Extending iSCSI Volumes
    53. Multipathing
    54. SAN Storage and Fabric Switch Discussion
    55. Cleaning Unused Storages

  Chapter 8: Firewall
    56. Introduction
    57. Activating Firewall
    58. Network Interface Level Firewall
    59. Aliases
    60. IPSets
    61. Security Groups
    62. Firewall Rules Execution Order
    63. Macros
    64. Logs Activation
    65. FTP issues and Integration with Suricata

  Chapter 9: Backup and Snapshots
    66. Snapshots
    67. Virtual Machines Backup Modes
    68. Container Backup Modes
    69. vzdump Config File
    70. Backup Scheduling
    71. Backup Restoration
    72. Cloning
    73. Templates
    74. How to make incremental Backups?

  Chapter 10: Users and Permissions Management
    75. Authentication Sources in Proxmox VE
    76. PAM User
    77. PVE Authentication User
    78. PAM and PVE Authentication Servers Users Brief Summary
    79. Granting Privileges on VMs and Storages
    80. Permissions Paths
    81. Replacing root with another Administrator user
    82. Groups and Pools
    83. Two Factor Authentication and Lost Mobile Scenario

  Chapter 11: Proxmox VE Clusters
    84. Proxmox VE Clusters Intro
    85. Cluster Requirements
    86. One Master vs Multi Master Clusters
    87. Adding New Proxmox Node
    88. Creating Cluster with One Node
    89. Adding Another Node to Our Cluster
    90. Two Nodes Clusters Issues and Modifying Quorum Expected
        Votes Manually
    91. Online Migration
    92. Three Nodes Cluster
    93. Proxmox Cluster Filesystem
    94. Manual Changes to Cluster Filesystem
    95. Deleting Node

  Chapter 12: High Availability and Shared Storage
    96. Introduction
    97. Adding Shared Storage using iSCSI
    98. Moving VM Disk to Shared Storage
    99. Testing High Availability
    100. ISO Files Problem with HA
    101. Fixing Error State
    102. Affinity Rules
    103. Fencing
    104. Deleting Shared Storage

  Chapter 13: CEPH Storage
    105. Introduction
    106. CEPH Components
    107. Practical Lab
    108. Adding and Removing Disks or OSDs
    109. OSD Creation Advanced Options
    110. CEPH Status Summary

  Chapter 14: ZFS Storage and Replication
    111. Introduction to ZFS
    112. ZFS RAID Types
    113. Installing Proxmox on ZFS Pool
    114. Create ZFS from Web Interface
    115. VM and Container Replication
    116. Replication Recovery
    117. Replacing Failed Disk
    118. Email Notifications and Memory Usage

  Chapter 15: Proxmox VE Services
    119. PVE Services

  Chapter 16: Command Line Interface
    120. Command Line Interface

  Chapter 17: Proxmox VE API
    121. Proxmox VE API

  Chapter 18: Billing Systems and Automation
    122. Billing and Automation


  DATES
  Published    : 2018-06-01
  Last Updated : 2026-03-05

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