About This Course
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Introduction to Red Hat OpenStack Services on OpenShift
This is the first course for IT professionals who are new to Red Hat OpenStack Services on OpenShift. It requires no previous experience with OpenStack, but it requires some familiarity with Linux system administration and virtual machine management.
This course is also useful for learners with previous experience with OpenStack, providing a high-level understanding of what’s included in the Red Hat product and how it might be different than other OpenStack distributions. It also provides a quick overview of how Red Hat OpenStack Services on OpenShift differs from previous incarnations of the Red Hat OpenStack platform.
Course Objective
As a result of taking this course, Operators of Red Hat OpenStack will be able to explain the purpose, functionality, and inter-dependencies of the user-facing services provided by Red Hat OpenStack Services on OpenShift, and how they meet the requirements of application workloads running as VMs. They will also be able to explain how multi-tenancy features of Red Hat OpenStack Services on OpenShift enable separation of concerns between the teams that manage the workloads and the teams that administer the OpenStack cluster that hosts the workloads.
This course includes a quick introduction to the following OpenStack services: Horizon, Keystone, Nova, Neutron, Cinder, Manila, Glance, Swift, Ceilometer, Octavia, Designate, Heat, Placement, Barbican, and Ironic.
Audience
Platform Engineers, Cloud Administrators, and System Administrators interested in supporting workloads running as virtual machines on OpenStack.
Pre-requisites
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Fundamentals of RHEL System Administration: RH124.
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Basic data center storage concepts: storage protocols, NAS, and SAN.
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Data center networking concepts: ISO model, VLANs, firewalls, and Internet protocols, including but not limited to ICMP, IP, and HTTP.
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Basic concepts of virtual machines (VMs).
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Basic object storage concepts, such as experience with AWS S3, are useful but not required.