What is it about?

The traditional storage options available to Kubernetes administrators are generally limited and lack flexibility. Red Hat OpenShift Data Foundation offers real benefits, even when working with cloud-based storage solutions such as AWS EBS or traditional data center storage arrays. Many companies use third-party solutions to manage their backup and DR tasks; designing and implementing these solutions requires knowledge of Kubernetes CSI and OADP APIs. This course helps participants acquire this necessary knowledge, guiding them step-by-step through the processes required to configure and manage storage services for containers and Kubernetes services.

Who is this course recommended for?

We primarily recommend this course to platform administrators, system administrators, cloud administrators, and other IT professionals involved in infrastructure who are responsible for managing and maintaining application infrastructure. In addition, the course may also be useful for enterprise architecture designers, Site Reliability Engineers (SREs), DevOps engineers, and others in application-oriented IT roles who are responsible for designing application infrastructure.

Prerequisite for starting the course:

The training program has no specific educational requirements, but a degree in computer science (at the high school or college level) may be an advantage. We also recommend that applicants have prior experience in the following areas and have completed the recommended courses related to these fields, such as:

• He has completed the courses DO280 – Red Hat OpenShift Administration II: Configuring Production Clusters and DO380 – Red Hat OpenShift Administration III: Scaling OpenShift Systems in an Enterprise Environment, and has already earned the EX280 – Red Hat Certified Specialist in OpenShift Administration certification
• EX200 – Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) certification.<
• Basic knowledge of the Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform
• At least a basic understanding of various storage technologies (disk types, SAN, NAS technologies, etc.)