HAE321v15 - SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 High Availability Operations
HAE321v15
Information
This course provides students with the knowledge and skills
to effectively administer the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability 15
product.
Through this course, students will gain an understanding of the product's
features and a high-level overview of its components. Configuring, testing, and
managing clustered applications and storage will be covered in detail.
Participants will gain an understanding of the maintenance modes available for
cluster upkeep, followed by an exploration of the process for performing
rolling software upgrades of both SLES and HA components.
This course prepares students for the SCE in SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 High
Availability exam.
Pre-requisites
SLE201v15 - SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Operations
Objectives
Outline
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Section 1: Course Introduction
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Course Objectives and Audience
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Course Lab Environment Overview
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Certification Options
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Additional SUSE Training
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Section 2: Introduction to SUSE Linux Enterprise
High Availability Extension
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Overview of the SUSE Linux Enterprise High
Availability Extension
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Cluster Terminology
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Overview of the High Availability Extension’s
Components
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Section 3: Introduction to the Cluster
Administration Tools
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Overview of the Cluster Administration Tools
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Introduction to Hawk2
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Command Line Tools
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Configure and Synchronize files with csync2
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Section 4: Introduction to Cluster Resources
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Introduction to Cluster Resources
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Resource Agents
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Resource Types
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Section 5: Introduction to Cluster Constraints
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Overview of Constraints
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Location Constraints
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Order Constraints
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Colocation Constraints
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Section 6: Deploy and Configure Cluster Managed
Storage
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Deploy and Configure Cluster Managed Storage
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Configure Lock Management for Shared Storage
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Deploy OCFS2
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Deploy Clustered LVM
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Deploy Clustered DRBD
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Section 7: Deploy a Highly Available Workload
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Cluster NFS using DRBD Storage
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Test the Clustered NFS Configuration
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Section 8: Maintenance Mode Options and
Configuration
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Overview of Maintenance Mode
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Using Maintenance Mode
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Shutting Down the Cluster
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Section 9: Update the Cluster Node Software
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Overview of the Update Process
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Deploy System Updates
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Section 10: Introduction to Troubleshooting
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Overview of Troubleshooting a Cluster
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Performing a Cluster Health Check
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Command Line Troubleshooting Tools
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Logs
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Cluster Startup Configuration
Trainer Led
Training from a certified trainer
- Self-Paced
- Self-Paced Cost: $1000
- Virtual Machine: $50
- Trainer Led Start: 2024-10-21
- Trainer Led End: 2024-10-24