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Course outline — RH436
Manage Red Hat Enterprise Linux deployments
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Review Red Hat® enterprise clustering and storage management technologies
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Storage Technologies
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Storage Requirements
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NAS vs SAN
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iSCSI
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iSCSI as a shared storage device
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Configuring an iSCSI initiator
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Configuring an iSCSI target
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Authentication
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Kernel Device Management
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udev Features
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udev Rule Configuration
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I/O Scheduler
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Device mapper and multipathing
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Mapping targets
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Multipath device configuration
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Red Hat Cluster suite overview
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Design and elements of clustering
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Cluster configuration tools
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Logical Volume Management
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LVM Review
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Setting up Clustered Logical Volumes
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Global File System (GFS) 2 (MOVED UP)
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Implementation and configuration
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Lock management
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Planning for and growing on-line GFS
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Monitoring tools
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Journal configuration and management
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Quorum and the cluster manager
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Intracluster communication
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Cluster tools
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Fencing and failover
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Fencing components
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Failover domains
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Quorum disk
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Heuristic configuration
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Resource Group Manager (rgmanager)
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Resource groups and recovery
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Hierarchical resource ordering
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High availability services
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