The main summary I have for you in this module, and really
for the course overall, is that you need that hands‑on
expertise to lock in the theory.
So I want you to consider working with these features.
When I say these features,
I'm thinking of Storage Spaces, and S2D, and failover clustering, and
setting up these features in a lab environment, and you can do so if you
have a Windows 10 or Windows 11 workstation. You can install Hyper‑V and
download the ISO DVD images of Windows Server 2022 and Windows 11 from the
Microsoft Evaluation Center.
And it's critically important because although the Microsoft certification
exams currently do not include performance‑based testing,
they may in the future,
number one, but even without the performance‑based testing,
there are item types,
interactive item types, on the exam that verify to
Microsoft you know how to do the work.
So I think that that will really go a long way to take your
theory and put it in an actionable context.
So with that, I want to thank you so much for your participation in this course.
I hope you're much more confident and you got a lot of good result from it.
You can check out all the rest of my Pluralsight courses by
navigating to the short link, timw.info/ps.
You can find me on Twitter @TechTrainerTim. And lastly, my
work email is timothy‑warner@pluralsight.com. Happy studying. Thanks again, and I wish you all the best.