Hi there, and welcome to Pluralsight. Welcome to the module,
Implement and Manage Storage Spaces Direct.
I'm Tim Warner. I have three learning objectives for you in this lesson.
We're going to review how we used Storage Spaces Direct in the context of
failover cluster creation, we'll understand upgrading Storage Spaces Direct
nodes, and then, by the end of this module, we'll formally have configured
both storage spaces on a singleton machine as well as Storage Spaces Direct
in a failover cluster.
We're wrapping up the course, implement and manage
Windows server high availability,
which is a collection of five modules, and this course is part of
a series of courses that support exam AZ‑801.
This is part of the requirements of the Microsoft Windows Server
Hybrid Administrator Certification. And this course is almost
entirely about failover clustering.
Let me roll out the modules one by one, and you can see four of the
five deal with Windows Server Failover clustering,
planning, deployment,
configuration, maintenance. And we've worked with Storage
Spaces Direct a fair amount actually,
but we're wrapping up this module by circling back and
looking at the storage subsystem of our failover cluster
under a proverbial magnifying glass. Let's get to it.