VMware Workspace ONE 21: Concepts, Architecture, and Technologies from Pluralsight

This course will teach you the concepts, architecture, and technologies within Workspace ONE.

Workspace ONE is a product suite used to manage applications, multi-platform devices, and integrating access control. In this course, VMware Workspace ONE 21: Concepts, Architecture, and Technologies, you’ll learn the concepts and technologies that are necessary to architect a Workspace ONE environment. First, you’ll explore the components and architecture of Workspace ONE. Next, you’ll discover what the modern management is and how it’s different from traditional management. Finally, you’ll learn about different authentication methods and other security topics related to device management. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Workspace ONE needed to architect and explain the concept of a Workspace ONE environment.

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Course Overview

Introducing Workspace ONE UEM Architecture

Introducing Workspace ONE Access Architecture

Understanding the Functions of Unified Access Gateway

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Examines the concepts, architecture, and technologies within Workspace ONE, which are standard technologies in the industry

Introduces key components and the architecture of Workspace ONE, which is a foundational skill for IT professionals

Taught by Lukas Nord, who is recognized for their work in Workspace ONE environments

Provides a solid understanding of modern management and its differences from traditional management, which is highly relevant to the IT industry

Covers different authentication methods and security concepts used within Workspace ONE, which are important skills for IT professionals

Explores subcomponents and their functionality, which is helpful for understanding the full ecosystem of Workspace ONE

Reviews summary

Vmware workspace one core concepts and architecture

According to learners, this course provides a solid foundational understanding of VMware Workspace ONE. Students highlight its focus on the core concepts and architecture, making it valuable for IT professionals. The curriculum is praised for covering essential components like UEM and Access, along with Unified Access Gateway. Learners appreciate the distinction between modern and traditional device management, and the insights into various authentication and security methods. It effectively prepares students to explain and architect a Workspace ONE environment, though some note it is primarily theoretical and may benefit from more hands-on demonstrations for practical application.

Content specifically targets Workspace ONE 21, ensuring relevance.

"The course's focus on version 21 means the information is current for that specific release."

"It covers the features and architecture relevant to Workspace ONE 21."

"Good for understanding the designated version's specifics."

Well-suited for those starting their journey with Workspace ONE.

"As a beginner, I found the explanations clear and easy to follow."

"It provides a necessary foundation before tackling more advanced implementations."

"If you're looking for an introduction, this course is highly recommended."

Provides a detailed architectural overview of the Workspace ONE suite.

"The deep dive into UEM and Access architecture was particularly insightful."

"I appreciated learning about Unified Access Gateway's role in the ecosystem."

"The course clearly lays out the complex architectural components."

Delivers a strong understanding of Workspace ONE's foundational concepts.

"I now have a clear understanding of the fundamental concepts behind Workspace ONE."

"This course helped me grasp the overall architecture and how components interact."

"It's a great starting point for anyone new to Workspace ONE."

Course is conceptual, with limited hands-on labs or practical demonstrations.

"I would have liked to see more real-world examples and practical configurations."

"The theoretical content is strong, but hands-on exercises would enhance learning."

"While concepts are well-explained, practical application still requires further self-study."

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Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in VMware Workspace ONE 21: Concepts, Architecture, and Technologies with these activities:

Review basic security concepts

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Reviewing fundamental security concepts will help you understand how Workspace ONE implements and integrates security controls and features.

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Read online articles or blog posts about basic security concepts
Watch videos or tutorials on security fundamentals

Review virtualization concepts

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Workspace ONE integrates with virtualization technologies. Reviewing virtualization concepts will provide a foundation for understanding Workspace ONE's capabilities.

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Read online articles or blog posts about virtualization basics
Watch videos or tutorials on virtualization

Engage in discussions with other Workspace ONE learners

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Engaging with other learners will provide diverse perspectives, enhance your understanding, and solidify your knowledge.

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Join online forums or communities dedicated to Workspace ONE
Participate in ongoing discussions and ask questions
Share your knowledge and experiences with other learners

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Follow tutorials on Workspace ONE components

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Going through guided tutorials will provide hands-on experience with Workspace ONE components, helping you understand their functionality and integration.

Browse courses on Workspace ONE

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Find tutorials on Workspace ONE components (UEM, Access, etc.)
Follow the tutorials to set up and configure components
Explore additional features and options within each component

Practice troubleshooting Workspace ONE issues

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Troubleshooting is a critical skill in managing Workspace ONE. Practice drills will enhance your problem-solving abilities and prepare you for real-world scenarios.

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Find online resources or forums that provide Workspace ONE troubleshooting scenarios
Attempt to troubleshoot the issues using your knowledge and resources
Compare your solutions with provided answers or discuss with experts in forums

Participate in Workspace ONE challenges or hackathons

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Participating in challenges or hackathons will test your skills, foster innovation, and expose you to real-world scenarios.

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Find and register for Workspace ONE challenges or hackathons
Collaborate with others to solve problems or develop solutions
Present your findings or solutions to a panel of judges or experts

Design a Workspace ONE deployment plan

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Creating a deployment plan will help you apply your understanding of Workspace ONE architecture and technologies in a practical scenario.

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Gather requirements for your deployment, including user base, devices, and applications
Design the architecture and infrastructure for your deployment
Document your deployment plan, including timelines, roles, and responsibilities

Implement a Workspace ONE proof of concept (POC)

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Implementing a POC will provide hands-on experience with deploying and configuring Workspace ONE in a realistic environment.

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Define the scope and objectives of your POC
Set up a test environment and deploy Workspace ONE components
Configure and test device management, application management, and other relevant features
Evaluate the POC and document your findings

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Learners who complete VMware Workspace ONE 21: Concepts, Architecture, and Technologies will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Security Engineer

A Security Engineer implements and maintains the security systems of an organization. Knowledge of the security concepts within Workspace ONE, such as authentication methods and access control, may aid a Security Engineer in the implementation and maintenance of an organization's security measures.

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IT Security Analyst

An IT Security Analyst identifies and mitigates security risks within an organization. Understanding the security concepts within Workspace ONE, such as authentication methods and access control, may aid an IT Security Analyst in the implementation and maintenance of an organization's security measures.

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Technical Product Manager

A Technical Product Manager develops and manages the technical aspects of a product. Experience with Workspace ONE may help a Technical Product Manager to develop and manage a product that meets the needs of users, with a focus on device and application management.

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Security Analyst

A Security Analyst monitors and analyzes security data to identify and mitigate threats. Understanding the security concepts within Workspace ONE may aid a Security Analyst in the implementation and maintenance of an organization's security measures.

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Security Architect

A Security Architect designs and implements the security strategy of an organization. Understanding the components and architecture of Workspace ONE, as well as authentication methods and security topics, can help a Security Architect to design and implement robust cybersecurity measures.

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Cybersecurity Architect

A Cybersecurity Architect designs and implements an organization's cybersecurity strategy. Understanding the components and architecture of Workspace ONE, as well as authentication methods and security topics, can help a Cybersecurity Architect to design and implement robust cybersecurity measures.

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IT Manager

An IT Manager plans and directs the technology operations of an organization. Experience with Workspace ONE may help an IT Manager to implement and manage a comprehensive IT strategy, with a focus on device and application management.

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IT Consultant

An IT Consultant provides expert advice and guidance to organizations on technology-related issues. Experience with Workspace ONE may help an IT Consultant to provide valuable insights into device and application management, as well as security best practices.

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Cloud Security Engineer

A Cloud Security Engineer develops and implements the security of an organization's cloud computing systems and data. Knowledge of the concepts within Workspace ONE, such as authentication methods, access control, and device management, may aid a Cloud Security Engineer in the design and implementation of cloud security frameworks.

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Data Architect

A Data Architect designs and manages the architecture of an organization's data systems. Workspace ONE is a data management tool that can provide valuable insights into the management of data across multiple organizational platforms and devices. This course may be helpful for a Data Architect to maintain a holistic view of data across the organization.

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Infrastructure Architect

An Infrastructure Architect designs and manages the physical and virtual infrastructure of an organization. Understanding the architecture of Workspace ONE, a multi-platform management solution, may help an Infrastructure Architect to design and maintain a secure and efficient infrastructure.

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Network Architect

A Network Architect designs and manages the network infrastructure of an organization. Experience with Workspace ONE may help a Network Architect to design and implement a secure and efficient network architecture, with a focus on device and application connectivity.

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Software Architect

A Software Architect designs and develops the architecture of software systems. Understanding the architecture of Workspace ONE, a multi-platform management solution, may help a Software Architect to design and maintain a secure and efficient software system.

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Cloud Architect

A Cloud Architect designs and manages cloud-based systems. Experience with Workspace ONE may help a Cloud Architect to design and maintain secure, multi-platform, cloud-based systems, emphasizing zero trust principles.

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Chief Technology Officer (CTO)

A Chief Technology Officer (CTO) leads the technology initiatives of a company, building a vision and strategy for how technology can improve business. A CTO is typically responsible for company-wide IT operations and leads the technology team in the implementation of information systems and technology architecture. This course can provide a foundation for success as a CTO by reviewing the concepts, architecture, and technologies within Workspace ONE, providing valuable insights into device and application management, which could be included in the company's technology architecture. While this course is not highly specific to this role, the concepts and technologies reviewed may be highly relevant to technology leadership.

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