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Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) Training lays a foundation for becoming Linux System Administrator. This training introduces command line concepts and explains essential tools for handling files and system administration. The training takes you deeper into administering and troubleshooting file system, partitioning, logical volume management, access control, and security. RHCSA training curriculum is a comprehensive solution for Red Hat administration covering two course wares namely, RH124: Red Hat System Administration I RH134: Red hat System Administration II By the end of this training the learners will be able to perform the following tasks: Have control in using command line to manage files Install and configure local components and services Administer Linux users and groups and grant them permissions to access files Configure local storage using partitions and logical volumes Handle network file systems (NFS) Schedule and define priority of Linux tasks Control services, maintain logs, and update software packages Manage security including SELinux configuration Target audience Experienced Linux system administrators IT professionals willing to take Linux system administration as a career Prerequisites Knowledge of networking fundamentals is essential to undergo this training. Exams Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) exam (EX200)

Red Hat System Administration 1(RH124) is Designed for IT Professionals who are new to Linux. This course will actively engage students in task focused activities, lab-based knowledge checks, and facilitative discussions to ensure maximum skill transfer and retention. In addition GUI based Environment will be featured to build on the student's existing technical knowledge, while command line concepts will be introduced to provide a foundation for students planning to become full time Linux system administrator. For Course Details; VISIT: http://www.ipsr.edu.in/

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Red Hat Enterprise Linux Open Stack Platform Architecture Understansd Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack platform features and terminology Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform Installation Install Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform using packstack and Foreman Create an instance with the Horizon web Front-end Qpid message broker Install and configure the Qpid message broker service Secure Qpid using authentication and encryption Keystone identity service Install, Configure and use the keystone authenticate services Swift object storage service Install, configure and use the Swift object storage service Glance image service Install and use the Glance Image Service Cinder block storage service Install the Cinder block storage service Manage Cinder Volumes Networking Service Install, Configure and Manage Redhat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform networking Service Nova compute and controller services Install Nova Compute and controller services Deploy an instance from the Command Line Implement an additional Compute node Learn to add and remove additional nova compute nodes Heat orchestration service Install the Heat Orchestration service Launch a stack using preconfigured templates Ceilometers metering service Install and manage the ceilometers metering service

Contact Details: National Institute Of Network Technology, No-75, Chota plaza, 1st floor, Mounaswamy Madam Street, Ambattur OT, Chennai . LM: Near Ambattur OT bus depot. Mobile No: Land line: 044- RHCE Red Hat System Administration I (RH124) • Get Started with the GNOME Graphical Desktop • Manage Files Graphically with Nautilus • Get Help in a Graphical Environment • Configure Local Services • Manage Physical Storage I • Manage Logical Volumes • Monitor System Resources • Manage System Software • Get Started with Bash • Get Help in a Textual Environment • Establish Network Connectivity • Administer Users and Groups • Manage Files from the Command Line • Secure Linux File Access • Administer Remote Systems • Configure General Services • Manage Physical Storage II • Install Linux Graphically • Manage Virtual Machines • Control the Boot Process • Deploy File Sharing Services • Secure Network Services Red Hat System Administration II (RH134) • Automated Installations of Red Hat Enterprise Linux • Accessing the Command Line • Intermediate Command Line Tools • Regular Expressions, Pipelines, and I/O Redirection • Network Configuration and Troubleshooting • Managing Simple Partitions and Filesystems • Managing Flexible Storage with Logical Volumes • Access Network File Sharing Services • Managing User Accounts • Controlling Access to Files • Managing SELinux • Installing and Managing Software • Managing Installed Services • Analyzing and Storing Logs • Managing Processes • Tuning and Maintaining the Kernel • System Recovery Techniques Red Hat System Administration III (RH 254) • Enhance User Security • Bash Scripting and Tools • File Security with GnuPG • Package Management • Network Monitoring • Advanced Network Configuration • Secure Network Traffic • NTP Server Configuration • System Monitoring and Logs • Centralized and Secure Storage • SSL-encapsulated Web Services • Web Server Additional Configuration • Basic SMTP Configuration • Caching-Only DNS Server • File Sharing with NFS, CIFS & FTP Mobile number:  

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This course teaches system administrators how to implement a cloud-computing environment using Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform, including installation, configuration, and maintenance. Through hands-on labs, students will explore fault-tolerant and redundant configurations of Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform, and will also look at the future plans of the OpenStack development community. This course can also help you prepare for the Red Hat Certificate of Expertise in Infrastructure-as-a-Service Exam (EX210). Get an overview of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform architecture Install Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform Manage Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform Manage users and projects Deploy virtual machines Learn about the future of Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform architecture Understand Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® OpenStack Platform features and terminology. Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform installation Install Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack platform using packstack. Use Horizon web interface manage it. Message broker Install and secure the Qpid message broker service. Identity service Install, configure, and use the Keystone authentication services. Object storage service Install and manage the Swift object storage service. Image service Install the Glance image service. Import system images. Block storage service Install the Cinder block storage service. Manage Cinder volumes. Networking service Install, configure, and manage Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform networking service. Compute and controller services Install Nova compute and controller. Learn how to add nova compute nodes. Launch an instance from the command line. Additional compute node Learn to add and remove additional Nova compute nodes. Orchestration service Install the Heat orchestration service. Metering service Install and manage the Ceilometer metering service. Launch a stack. The future of Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform Comprehensive review Review the installation and management of Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform.

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Introduction to DevOps •What is DevOps? •DevOps definitions •DevOps and Software Development Life Cycle •DevOps main objectives •Development SDLC: Waterfall & Agile •Dev vs. Ops •IaaS Overview •Paas Overview •Saas Overview •DevOps on the Cloud Introduction to Linux •Linux Introduction, Principles & Linux distro •Command line utilities & Basic commands •Linux File system •Text Editors (VIM) •Filters & I/O Redirections •Users & Group administration •File permissions & Ownerships •Sudo •Software Management: Red Hat & Ubuntu •Useful tools: ssh, telnet, scp, rsync, disk utilities, backups etc. •Service & Process management •Systems and HW stats Vagrant •Introduction •Hypervisors •Why is Vagrant •Virtual Box •Installation and Configuration •Installing Virtual box •Creating first VM with Vagrant •Connecting to the VM Introduction to Cloud computing