Edward Whalen is a senior Enterprise Architect with over 25 years of experience in cloud computing, applications, operating systems, computer hardware and database technologies. He is experienced with designing and implementing high performance Enterprise systems and data centers, including primary and disaster recovery systems. The range of skills and experience covers all layers of applications, software and hardware technologies including the latest technologies. Edward Whalen is the author of 10 books covering a wide range of topics including virtualization technologies, and database technologies from Oracle and Microsoft. In addition, Edward Whalen is a recognized expert on Oracle performance tuning, Oracle RAC, SAN implementation, and application workload testing. He currently holds a Top Secret clearance.

• Part I: Introduction to Oracle VMChapter 1: Introduction to VirtualizationChapter 2: What is Oracle VMChapter 3: Oracle VM ArchitectureChapter 4: Virtual Machine Lifecycle ManagementChapter 5: Planning and Sizing the Enterprise VM FarmChapter 6: What's New in Oracle VM 3Chapter 7: Disaster Recovery PlanningChapter 8: Overview of Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud ControlPart II: Installing and Configuring Oracle VMChapter 9: Installing the Oracle VM ServerChapter 10: Installing and Configuring Oracle VM ManagerChapter 11: Installing and Configuring the Oracle VM CLIChapter 12: Configuring the VM Server NetworkChapter 13: Configuring the VM Server StoragePart III: Managing Oracle VMChapter 14: Swimming in Server PoolsChapter 15: Configuring Server ResourcesChapter 16: Monitoring and Tuning the Virtual Machine ServerPart IV: Installing and Configuring the VM Guest AdditionsChapter 17: Creating TemplatesChapter 18: Creating Virtual Machines Using TemplatesChapter 19: Creating Virtual Machines ManuallyChapter 20: Managing the VM Environment and Virtual MachinesChapter 21: Physical to Virtual Migration and Virtual to Virtual MigrationChapter 22: Virtualization Summary and Best PracticesPart V: Installing and Configuring Enterprise Manager Cloud Control for IaaSChapter 23: Basic Cloud Control InstallationChapter 24: Using Cloud ControlChapter 25: Advanced Cloud Control and User Self-ProvisioningPart VI: Disaster Recovery, Maintenance, and TroubleshootingChapter 26: Oracle VM Disaster Recovery and Oracle SiteGuardChapter 27: Oracle VM MaintenanceChapter 28: Oracle VM Troubleshooting

Edward Whalen is a senior Enterprise Architect with over 25 years of experience in cloud computing, applications, operating systems, computer hardware and database technologies. He is experienced with designing and implementing high performance Enterprise systems and data centers, including primary and disaster recovery systems. The range of skills and experience covers all layers of applications, software and hardware technologies including the latest technologies. Edward Whalen is the author of 10 books covering a wide range of topics including virtualization technologies, and database technologies from Oracle and Microsoft. In addition, Edward Whalen is a recognized expert on Oracle performance tuning, Oracle RAC, SAN implementation, and application workload testing. He currently holds a Top Secret clearance.

• Part I: Introduction to Oracle VMChapter 1: Introduction to VirtualizationChapter 2: What is Oracle VMChapter 3: Oracle VM ArchitectureChapter 4: Virtual Machine Lifecycle ManagementChapter 5: Planning and Sizing the Enterprise VM FarmChapter 6: What's New in Oracle VM 3Chapter 7: Disaster Recovery PlanningChapter 8: Overview of Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud ControlPart II: Installing and Configuring Oracle VMChapter 9: Installing the Oracle VM ServerChapter 10: Installing and Configuring Oracle VM ManagerChapter 11: Installing and Configuring the Oracle VM CLIChapter 12: Configuring the VM Server NetworkChapter 13: Configuring the VM Server StoragePart III: Managing Oracle VMChapter 14: Swimming in Server PoolsChapter 15: Configuring Server ResourcesChapter 16: Monitoring and Tuning the Virtual Machine ServerPart IV: Installing and Configuring the VM Guest AdditionsChapter 17: Creating TemplatesChapter 18: Creating Virtual Machines Using TemplatesChapter 19: Creating Virtual Machines ManuallyChapter 20: Managing the VM Environment and Virtual MachinesChapter 21: Physical to Virtual Migration and Virtual to Virtual MigrationChapter 22: Virtualization Summary and Best PracticesPart V: Installing and Configuring Enterprise Manager Cloud Control for IaaSChapter 23: Basic Cloud Control InstallationChapter 24: Using Cloud ControlChapter 25: Advanced Cloud Control and User Self-ProvisioningPart VI: Disaster Recovery, Maintenance, and TroubleshootingChapter 26: Oracle VM Disaster Recovery and Oracle SiteGuardChapter 27: Oracle VM MaintenanceChapter 28: Oracle VM Troubleshooting

Edward Whalen is a senior Enterprise Architect with over 25 years of experience in cloud computing, applications, operating systems, computer hardware and database technologies. He is experienced with designing and implementing high performance Enterprise systems and data centers, including primary and disaster recovery systems. The range of skills and experience covers all layers of applications, software and hardware technologies including the latest technologies. Edward Whalen is the author of 10 books covering a wide range of topics including virtualization technologies, and database technologies from Oracle and Microsoft. In addition, Edward Whalen is a recognized expert on Oracle performance tuning, Oracle RAC, SAN implementation, and application workload testing. He currently holds a Top Secret clearance.

• Part I: Introduction to Oracle VMChapter 1: Introduction to VirtualizationChapter 2: What is Oracle VMChapter 3: Oracle VM ArchitectureChapter 4: Virtual Machine Lifecycle ManagementChapter 5: Planning and Sizing the Enterprise VM FarmChapter 6: What's New in Oracle VM 3Chapter 7: Disaster Recovery PlanningChapter 8: Overview of Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud ControlPart II: Installing and Configuring Oracle VMChapter 9: Installing the Oracle VM ServerChapter 10: Installing and Configuring Oracle VM ManagerChapter 11: Installing and Configuring the Oracle VM CLIChapter 12: Configuring the VM Server NetworkChapter 13: Configuring the VM Server StoragePart III: Managing Oracle VMChapter 14: Swimming in Server PoolsChapter 15: Configuring Server ResourcesChapter 16: Monitoring and Tuning the Virtual Machine ServerPart IV: Installing and Configuring the VM Guest AdditionsChapter 17: Creating TemplatesChapter 18: Creating Virtual Machines Using TemplatesChapter 19: Creating Virtual Machines ManuallyChapter 20: Managing the VM Environment and Virtual MachinesChapter 21: Physical to Virtual Migration and Virtual to Virtual MigrationChapter 22: Virtualization Summary and Best PracticesPart V: Installing and Configuring Enterprise Manager Cloud Control for IaaSChapter 23: Basic Cloud Control InstallationChapter 24: Using Cloud ControlChapter 25: Advanced Cloud Control and User Self-ProvisioningPart VI: Disaster Recovery, Maintenance, and TroubleshootingChapter 26: Oracle VM Disaster Recovery and Oracle SiteGuardChapter 27: Oracle VM MaintenanceChapter 28: Oracle VM Troubleshooting