OCDCU v3.0 – Fundamentals of Deploying OpenStack Cloud

OCDCU v3.0 - Fundamentals of Deploying OpenStack Cloud

Start Date	Class Duration	Session(s)	Price
Global Knowledge - Online
Apr 30, 2019	3 Days	Apr 30, 2019	$ 4,395.00	Add to Cart

COURSE OUTLINE:

Description

In this course, you will learn about the key components and procedures needed to configure, and administer an OpenStack Cloud using CLI and the GUI.ï¿½ This course will deal with most if not all subjects referred to in the Certified OpenStack Administrator test.

Audience

Network and server deployment engineers
Network and server deployment design engineers
Program managers and project managers

Prerequisites

Internetworking fundamentals
Basic Linux skills
Basic server virtualization technology familiarity
Basic server implementation knowledge
Basic familiarity with the function of Rabbit MQ
Basic familiarity with the function of SQL database technology

Learning Objectives

Business advantages of an OpenStack Cloud
Function of an OpenStack Cloud
Services in OpenStack (Keystone, Nova, Glance, Cinder, Neutron, Swift, Trove, Ceilometer, Heat, and Horizon)
Additional services of OpenStack Cloud
Create Virtual Machines using OpenStack
Operate an OpenStack Cloud

1. Course Introduction

Overview
Course Goal and Objectives
Course Flow

2. Cloud Fundamentals

Cloud Computing Definition
Cloud Computing Key Concepts
CapEx VS. OpEx
Three Types of Cloud Service

3. OpenStack Fundamentals

Overview
Orchestration
Openstack Release Timeline
OpenStack Components
Messaging
Cloud Orchestration Tools

4. Horizon

Overview
Horizon Architecture
Horizon Concepts
Horizon Installation

5. Keystone

Overview
Keystone Architecture
Keystone Components
Keystone Concepts
Keystone Installation

6. Glance

Overview
Glance Architecture
Glance Components
Glance Concepts
Glance Installation

7. Neutron

Overview
Neutron Architecture
Neutron Components
Neutron Concepts

8. Cinder

Overview
Cinder Architecture
Cinder Components
Cinder Concepts

9. Swift

Overview
Swift Architecture
Swift Components
Swift Provisioning

10. Nova

Overview
Nova Architecture
Nova Components
Nova Concepts: VM Instances

11. Heat

Overview
Heat Architecture
Heat Components
Heat Concepts

12. Operating the OpenStack Cloud

Overview
Keystone Identity Provisioning
Glance Snapshot Provisioning
Neutron Floating IP Address Provisioning
Horizon Navigation Lab

13. Cisco OpenStack Solutions

Overview
Cisco MetaPod
Cisco UCS with Red Hat
Cisco FlexPod for Red Hat
Cisco InterCloud Fabric.

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