Red Hat High Availability Clustering (RH436VT)

About this course:

This is a high level course and covers some complex topics regarding managing storage and server clusters in Linux system. This course is designed for senior Linux system administrators. This is a Four-day long course. In this course, training and studies will be conducted completely on the basis of practical demonstration exercises. This course will teach yon on the topics of managing storage and server clusters in Linux system that provide profoundly efficient network services to a sharp-focused enterprise work environment.

This course is aimed to teach you on the methods for training for the Red Hat Certified Specialist in High Availability Clustering exam (EX436).

On average, a Red Hat Software Engineer earns $87,078 per annum.

Learning Objectives:

The course has the following learning objectives:

• Deploying and configuring a high availability cluster by Pacemaker
• Formulating and maintaining highly available services
• Overhauling the general cluster issues
• Working together with shared storage (iSCSI) and setting up multipathing system
• Setting up and managing GFS2 file systems

Audience:

This course is designed for the senior Linux system administrators who are responsible for increasing flexibility in the workforce by providing high availability clustering services. This course will help the administrators in using and managing the fault-proof shared storage technologies.

Requirements:

You have the option for taking this course without exam. If you do not wish to take the exam and do not want to get your RHCE® certification, you can simply pass the online skills exams by demonstrating the required knowledge.