Installing Windows Server 2019 from Pluralsight

Learn to install Windows Server 2019 using both the graphical interface as well as command line automations in this course.

While installing Windows Server and Server Core might not seem the most exciting of topics, you might be surprised at just how automated the process can get.

In this course, Installing Windows Server 2019, you won't just explore the Next-Next-Finish of installing a copy of Windows Server 2019. First, you'll explore the new -- and in some cases, the old -- tools and techniques for greatly automating this otherwise-manual process. Next, you'll discover the far more useful offline, command line, and PowerShell approaches. The extra tools might take a little extra time up-front, but they greatly pay off down the road. Finally, you'll prepare your own custom Windows Server images, to start your Windows Servers off just a bit further down the road towards their final configuration. By the end of this course, you'll know how to install Windows Server 2019 using the graphical interface and command line automations.

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Course Overview

Introduction

Plan for Windows Server 2019 Installations and Upgrades

Install, Upgrade, and Migrate Servers and Workloads

Create, Manage, and Maintain Images for Deployment

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Know what's good

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Develops core Windows Server administration skills, which are essential for system and network administrators

Taught by Greg Shields, who is recognized for his work in Windows Server administration

Covers essential topics for Windows Server installation and management, including automation techniques and image creation

Provides strong foundational knowledge for beginners and intermediate learners in Windows Server administration

Uses a mix of graphical interface and command line approaches, catering to different learning styles

Requires learners to have basic knowledge of server administration concepts

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Learners who complete Installing Windows Server 2019 will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Systems Administrator

A Systems Administrator is responsible for the day-to-day operation of an organization's computer systems. This includes managing servers, networks, and desktops. Systems Administrators also install and configure software, monitor system performance, and troubleshoot and resolve issues. The Installing Windows Server 2019 course can help you build a foundation for a career as a Systems Administrator by teaching you the skills needed to install, upgrade, and maintain Windows Server 2019. This course covers topics such as planning for Windows Server 2019 installations and upgrades, installing, upgrading, and migrating servers and workloads, and creating, managing, and maintaining images for deployment.

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Server Administrator

A Server Administrator manages and maintains computer servers. This includes setting up hardware, installing and configuring software, and monitoring server performance. Server Administrators also troubleshoot and resolve issues with servers. The Installing Windows Server 2019 course can help you build a foundation for a career as a Server Administrator by teaching you the skills needed to install, upgrade, and maintain Windows Server 2019. This course covers topics such as planning for Windows Server 2019 installations and upgrades, installing, upgrading, and migrating servers and workloads, and creating, managing, and maintaining images for deployment.

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Data Analyst

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Database Administrator

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Web Developer

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Network Administrator

A Network Administrator is responsible for the design, implementation, and maintenance of an organization's computer network. This includes managing routers, switches, firewalls, and other network devices. Network Administrators also configure and manage network security. The Installing Windows Server 2019 course may be useful for Network Administrators who need to install and configure Windows Server 2019 as part of their network infrastructure.

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Information Security Analyst

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Project Manager

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Cloud Engineer

A Cloud Engineer designs, builds, and manages cloud computing systems. This includes managing virtual machines, storage, and networking. Cloud Engineers also develop and implement cloud-based applications. The Installing Windows Server 2019 course may be useful for Cloud Engineers who need to install and configure Windows Server 2019 in a cloud environment.

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IT Manager

An IT Manager is responsible for the overall management of an organization's IT department. This includes planning, budgeting, and staffing. IT Managers also develop and implement IT policies and procedures. The Installing Windows Server 2019 course may be useful for IT Managers who need to understand the process of installing and configuring Windows Server 2019.

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Software Developer

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IT Security Analyst

An IT Security Analyst is responsible for protecting an organization's computer systems from security threats. This includes monitoring network traffic, identifying vulnerabilities, and implementing security measures. The Installing Windows Server 2019 course may be useful for IT Security Analysts who need to understand the process of installing and configuring Windows Server 2019.

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Computer Systems Analyst

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DevOps Engineer

A DevOps Engineer is responsible for bridging the gap between development and operations teams. This includes automating the software development and deployment process. DevOps Engineers also work to improve the collaboration and communication between development and operations teams. The Installing Windows Server 2019 course may be useful for DevOps Engineers who need to install and configure Windows Server 2019 as part of their software development and deployment process.

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Business Analyst

A Business Analyst is responsible for analyzing an organization's business processes. This includes identifying inefficiencies and recommending improvements. Business Analysts also work with stakeholders to define and implement new business processes. The Installing Windows Server 2019 course may be useful for Business Analysts who need to understand the process of installing and configuring Windows Server 2019.

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