I got vsphere 4 design slides and vsphere 5 design slides now can you please tell me the difference between these designs because as per the vsphere 4 design slides whatever the design that is logical design that is physical design as per the vsphere5. Anyone who can tell me which one is correct means vsphere 4 or vsphere 5? vSphere 4 design slides for conceptual, logical and physical design is attached here.
Yes the slides explain the difference between Conceptual / Logical and Physical correctly.
Duncan
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I don't fully understand your question, but will try to provide resources to assist in your learning. These terms you mentioned are not mutually exclusive and they are relevant across all versions of the product (and are required for each vSphere layer). With that said, the slides you provided are in fact still relevant. However, I would recommend digging deeper into these concepts if you are required to create a design.
VCAP DCD Book (VMware Press)
Designing VMware Infrastructure (via Pluralsight, by Scott Lowe)
VCAP5-DCD Blueprint
In this attached document all three design examples are correct or not this is what i would like to know.
The diagrams look good to me, the only thing that stands out is that the physical design only shows one side whereas the others show both sides (prod and remote).
yes that is just an example but my main concern whatever these examples are saying is it right?
The only way to know if these designs are correct is to know what the requirements of the design are -
Yes the slides explain the difference between Conceptual / Logical and Physical correctly.
Duncan
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thanks duncan.....but i got the reply from someone he said logical design in this attached document has mistakes like we have storage type info and hba card number info due to that logical design is more like physical design.