Veeam Backup & Replication User Guide for vSphere – ‘Note’ section. These areas can sometimes provide crucial information relating to maximums and limitations, as well as differences between vSphere and Hyper-V functionality which you might be tested on in the exam. It’s also worth pointing out – pay special attention to any ‘Important’ or ‘Note’ sections within the guides. I practically lived in the user guides in the weeks leading up to my exam and, as I’ve never been a Hyper-V guy, the Hyper-V guide was invaluable. Whenever you feel you need clarification, search the user guides. User Guides – As mentioned above, the user guides for both vSphere and Hyper-V are simply superb.
Veeam Certified Engineer (VMCE) 2020 Exam Specification.The study guide also details the percentages each objective represents within the exam – it goes without saying that you should study each objective closely, however, where Objective 1 ( Key concepts of a successful backup strategy) equates to 2% of the overall exam, Objective 2 ( Building backup capabilities) equates to a whopping 38%. Official Study Guide – Following attendance on the course, the VMCE 2020 Exam Specification details the exam objectives and includes links to Veeam’s awesome online user guides (more on the latter below). This is a three day, instructor-led course, and will cover the entire Veeam Availability Suite (Veeam Backup & Replication and Veeam ONE). In fact, it’s a prerequisite of sitting the exam. Official Veeam Training – Firstly, there’s no getting away from the fact that you’ll need to attend the official Veeam Availability Suite v10: Configuration and Management course. Yesterday I finally sat and passed the Veeam Certified Engineer exam, so I thought I’d spend a few moments outlining a few items which worked well for me and which might be areas of interest for anyone working towards this certification. Despite so many great features, Veeam still retains the ability to keep things simple, and I’m a fan of keeping things simple. If you’ve ever met me in person, I’ve likely told you how much I love the Veeam Availability Suite and how cool it is that Veeam keeps cramming-in so many awesome features with every release. I’ve designed, deployed, and managed Veeam solutions however, I’ve never gotten around to obtaining any Veeam certifications. I’ve been using Veeam Backup & Replication and Veeam ONE since 2014 and, in anger, since v8.0.
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