Red Hat OpenStack Administration

Course details
Fee Days Course code 1260 exc. VAT 3 CL210

Overview Install, configure, and maintain a cloud computing environment using Red Hat OpenStack This course teaches system administrators how to implement a cloud-computing environment using Red Hat OpenStack, including installation, configuration, and maintenance. Through hands-on labs, students will explore fault-tolerant and redundant configurations of Red Hat OpenStack, and will also look at the future plans of the OpenStack development community. Install Red Hat OpenStack using packstack. Use horizon to manage Red Hat OpenStack. Manage keystone, glance, nova, nova network, and cinder. Provide redundancy for each service.

Audience Linux system administrators and cloud administrators interested in, or responsible for, maintaining a private cloud. Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) or requisite level of knowledge is highly recommended.

Note: Red Hat OpenStack Administration (CL210) is one of our new emerging technology courses. This series of courses focuses on Red Hat's newer, evolving technologies. Emerging technologies courses are feature- and functionality-focused and are conducted like guided labs, with little to no lecture. The Red Hat OpenStack Administration course is only available as a private team training workshop. It is taught by Red Hat consultants. Contact Red Hat Training for more information Prerequisites - Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) certification or equivalent knowledge and experience - Don't have an RHCSA? Take our online skills assessment to make sure you have the correct skills and knowledge to take this course.

Course Outline. - Understand Red Hat OpenStack features and terminology. - Practice installing: - Red Hat OpenStack using packstack on a single machine. - Keystone authentication services. - Nova compute node and nova network. - Glance image service. - Cinder volume service. - Learn about the future direction of Red Hat OpenStack. - Review the installation and management of Red Hat OpenStack.