4. Track B

4.1. Track B: Minimal Setup

Track B describes the installation and configuration of a minimal Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization environment on a single host, using local storage.
Track B consists of:
  • three basic labs
  • two advanced labs (optional)
The basic labs describe how to create virtual machines and assign them to users.
The advanced labs include:
  • using the multi-level administration system to assign different levels of user permissions (this is ideal for companies with diverse employee roles)
  • provisioning virtual desktops for users
If you have two physical servers and no shared storage, set up a Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization environment by following the labs in Track B - Minimal Setup. The labs in this track are color coded blue. To determine if a lab is part of Track B, look for a blue square in the diagram at the start of each lab.
Workflow for Evaluation Track B

Figure 3. Workflow for Evaluation Track B

After you complete Track B, you will have the following environment that includes the following:
  • one virtual machine host
  • local storage
  • a network
  • two portals
  • user clients
  • a host running Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Manager
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Minimal Setup

Figure 4. Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Minimal Setup

Track B - Minimal Setup Labs

  • Install and Configure Minimal Setup: Install the Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Manager and Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Hypervisor using minimal hardware (60 minutes).
  • Create Virtual Machines: Create virtual machines and templates from the administration portal (25 minutes).
  • Power User Portal: Create and manage virtual machines from the power user portal (35 minutes).

Track B - Advanced Lab (optional)

  • Manage Multi-Level Administrators: Manage administrators for each component of Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (10 minutes).
  • Virtual Desktops: Access desktop pools using the SPICE connection protocol (50 minutes).