Red Hat Openstack Administration II (CL210)

      
     Red Hat Openstack Administration II (CL210)

Course overview

This course will also begin the transition from administering OpenStack using Horizon to using the unified command-line interface. Exam competencies covered in the course include: install and configure Red Hat OpenStack Platform (using OpenStack Director), manage users, projects, flavors, roles, images, networking, and block storage, automation (scale-out and scale-back), and build a customized image.

Openstack Multinode Architecture

Course content summary

• Launch instances
• Manage core OpenStack services using the unified command-line interface
• Install an advanced proof-of-concept OpenStack deployment
• Build a customized JEOS image
• Automatically scale-out and scale-back applications

Audience and prerequisites

This course is designed for Linux system administrators, cloud administrators, and cloud operators.

Prerequisites for this course

• Red Hat OpenStack Administration I (CL110) course or equivalent
• Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) certification or equivalent knowledge and experience

Outline for this course

Course introduction

Ø Introduce and review the course.

Install the OpenStack overcloud

Ø Install overcloud in an OpenStack deployment.

Keystone identity service

Ø Install, configure, and use the Keystone authentication services.

Manage flavors

Ø Manage hardware profiles.

Manage networks

Ø Manage OpenStack networks.

Manage floating IP addresses

Ø Manage floating IP addresses.

Manage security groups

Ø Manage OpenStack security groups and security rules.

Manage instances

Ø Manage instances.

Add additional compute nodes

Ø Add additional compute nodes to OpenStack.

Build a customized image

Ø Build and customize an operating system image.

Deploy Red Hat OpenStack Platform Director

Ø Deploy Red Hat OpenStack Platform director. (undercloud).

Deploy scalable applications

Ø Deploy stacks (applications) that provide scale out/scale back capabilities.

Comprehensive review

Ø Review Red Hat OpenStack Platform II.

Red Hat Storage Server Administration (RH236)

Red Hat Storage Server Administration (RH236)

implement and manage flexible storage solutions suited for private and hybrid clouds The performance-based Red Hat Certificate of Expertise in Hybrid Cloud Storage Exam (EX236) tests your ability to configure Red Hat Storage Server and clients.

Course Summary

• Install and configure Red Hat Storage Server.

• Create and manage different volume types.

• Learn about IP failover for NFS and CIFS using CTDB.

• Explore geo-replication,

• Practice unified file and object storage using Swift.

Course Contents

Deploy scalable, highly available storage on off-the-shelf hardware and in the cloud.

Introduction to Red Hat Storage
Understand Red Hat Storage server features and terminology.

Explore the classroom environment
Gain familiarity with the classroom environment.

Installation
Install Red Hat Storage Server.

Basic configuration
Build a Red Hat Storage server volume.

Volume types
Understand different volume types.

Clients
Access data on Red Hat Storage server volumes from different client types.

ACLs and quotas
Implement quotas and Posix access control lists.

Extending volumes
Grow storage volumes online.

IP failover
Configure IP failover using CTDB.

Geo-replication
Configure geo-replication.

Unified file and object storage
Configure Swift object access.

Troubleshooting
Perform basic troubleshooting tasks.

 

 

Red Hat Certified Engineer in Red Hat OpenStack(CL310)

Red Hat Certified Engineer in Red Hat OpenStack(CL310)

Overview:

The Red Hat Open Stack Administration III (CL310) course provides extensive hands-on training for experienced system administrators in how to use the distributed storage features of Red Hat Ceph Storage and the networking capabilities of OpenStack Neutron 

Course OutLine:

  Ø Introduce Red Hat ceph storage architecture, components and attributes.

Ø Describe component and features of Red Hat ceph storage

Ø Create snapshots and clones for Red Hat ceph storage

Ø Manage snapshots and clones of a Ceph Block Device(RBD)

Ø Intergate Ceph with the OpenStack Glance image service to store OpenStack image in ceph

Ø Intergate ceph with the OpenStack Cinder Block storage service to provide OpenStack volumes in ceph

Ø Intergate ceph with the OpenStack Nova compute service to store instance data in Ceph

Ø Review networking concepts and deploy OpenStack with a separate neutron networking node

Ø Manage network interfaces manually (using the ip command) and persistently

Ø Install and  manage virtual network bridges

Ø Create and deploy virtual network bridges

Ø Manage and implement networks inside a network namespace

Ø Verify and manage the neutron services

Ø provision tenant networks using VXLAN tunnels, GRE tunnels ,and VLANs.

    Ø  Implement LBaas

Red Hat OpenStack Administration I (CL110)

               Red Hat OpenStack Administration I (CL110)  

Course Overview:

This course will teach students to install a proof-of-concept, configure, use, and maintain Red Hat OpenStack Platform. This course covers the core services: identity (Keystone), block storage (Cinder), image (Glance), networking (Neutron), compute and controller (Nova), and dashboard (Horizon).

Outline for this course:               

Ø  Ø  Course introduction

Introduce and review the course.

Ø  Launch an instance

Launch an instance and describe the terminology and services used in OpenStack.

Ø  Manage projects and users

Manage projects and users using Horizon.

Ø  Manage project quotas

Manage project quotas using Horizon.

Ø  Manage flavors

Manage flavors using Horizon.

Ø  Manage images

Manage images using Horizon.

Ø  Manage networks

·        Manage networks using Horizon.

Ø  Manage floating IP addresses

·        Manage floating IP addresses using Horizon.

Ø  Manage block storage

·        Manage block storage using Horizon.

Ø  Manage security and access

·        Manage security and access to instances using Horizon.

Ø  Manage instances

·        Manage instances using Horizon.

Ø  Install OpenStack

·        Install an OpenStack proof of concept using PackStack.

Ø  Manage the Keystone identity service

·        Manage the Keystone identity service using the command-line interface.

Ø  Prepare to launch instances with the command-line interface

·        Prepare to launch instances and manage instances using the command-line interface.

Ø  Manage instances with the command-line interface

·        Manage instances using the command-line interface.

Ø  Manage block storage with the command-line interface

·        Manage block storage using the command-line interface.

Red Hat JB348 Application Administration II

     Red Hat JB348  Application Administration II

Application Administration II (JB348)

BUILDING ON COMMAND LINE SKILLS FOR JBoss APPLICATION ADMINISTRATION

    

Course Overview

JBoss Application Administration II (JB348) prepares experienced system administrators to provision and manage Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6 in large-scale production environments. Learn about clustering, performance tuning, and securing enterprise application platform instances, as well as troubleshooting and applying fixes. This course is the follow-on course for JBoss Application Administration I (JB248).

Audience

Ø Experienced system administrators responsible for deploying and administering JBossv Enterprise Application Platform 6 in large-scale production environments.

Ø At least 2 years' experience as a JBoss Enterprise Application Platform administrator

Ø JBoss Certified Application Administrators (EAP 6)

   Prerequisites

Ø JBoss Application Administration I (JB248) (highly recommended)

Ø JBoss Certified Application Administrator (JBCAA) Enterprise Application Platform 6 status is recommended but not required; students should at least be able to accomplish the tasks associated with the JBCAA EAP 6 exam (EX248).

   Course Content

  JBoss Application Administration II focuses on the topics below

Ø Install JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6 and optional components.

Ø Learn about clustering with an emphasis on tuning.

Ø Deploy to production and cloud environments.

Ø Script with CLI.

Ø Monitor and manage resources for Enterprise Application Platform.

Ø Manage, cluster, and tune a HornetQ messaging system.

Ø Configure security settings that include authentication, authorization, networking, and the management interfaces.