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IT & Digital Skills

Server Administration and Virtualisation

Servers are the layer where small configuration errors become organisation wide outages. This course covers building, securing and maintaining server estates, and the virtualisation that now underlies almost all of them.

5 DaysIn-house or publicLive online available

Course outline

What this programme covers, module by module.

  1. 01Server roles, builds and configuration standards
  2. 02Storage, memory and compute allocation
  3. 03Virtualisation: hosts, guests and resource contention
  4. 04Patching, hardening and change control
  5. 05Monitoring, alerting and log review
  6. 06Backup, restore and recovery testing
  7. 07Capacity planning and dealing with failure

What you will gain

  • Build and configure servers to a repeatable standard
  • Manage storage, memory and compute allocation sensibly
  • Deploy and manage virtual machines and hosts
  • Apply patching and hardening without breaking services
  • Monitor server health and respond to alerts
  • Plan capacity and recover from server failure

Who should attend

  • System administrators and IT support staff
  • Infrastructure and operations engineers
  • Network administrators broadening their scope
  • IT managers responsible for server estates

Upcoming sessions

DateCityDurationFeesBook
26 to 30 Oct 2026Pretoria5 DaysR18,000
16 to 20 Nov 2026Durban5 DaysR18,000
11 to 15 Jan 2027Cape Town5 DaysR18,000
8 to 12 Feb 2027London5 DaysUS$1,800
19 to 23 Apr 2027Dubai5 DaysUS$1,800
14 to 18 Jun 2027Pretoria5 DaysR18,000

Fees are per delegate and exclude VAT. Public intakes are confirmed once minimum numbers are met. We also deliver this course on your own schedule, in-house or live online.

Enquire about this course

Register your team or ask for a tailored in-house quote. We reply within one working day.

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Fees from
R18,000 per delegate
Duration
5 Days
Field
IT & Digital Skills
Formats
In-house, public, online