So ends module 1 in the course, I hope you had a good time.
Let's sum up.
First of all, as I mentioned,
Hyper‑V is ubiquitous in the Microsoft landscape. It's available in
Windows Server and Windows Client, and Azure itself runs on a specialized
variety of Hyper‑V. Please remember that distinction between PowerShell
remoting and PowerShell Direct, and the distinction between PowerShell
Direct for Windows VMs and HVC, which is the analogous service for Linux VMs.
PowerShell Direct does not work for Linux VMs on Hyper‑V.
That's, I think, why HVC exists actually.
Now, we've been doing a fair amount of PowerShell. I hope you're
comfortable with PowerShell, because PowerShell shows up on just about
all of the Microsoft role‑based certification exams.
Now if you're not yet comfortable with PowerShell, we have courses in our
library by some of the foremost leaders of PowerShell education,
so make sure to check the Pluralsight library and also I'll give you some
references in the exercise files. You might be thinking, okay Tim,
what else do I need to know about Hyper‑V to be successful on
exam 800? Well, all you have to do is continue your journey into
the next module, Manage Hyper‑V. Thank you very much. I look forward to seeing you then.