DO316 - Managing Virtual Machines with Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization

Managing Virtual Machines with OpenShift Virtualization teaches the essential skills required to create and manage virtual machines (VM) on OpenShift using the Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization operator. This course does not require previous knowledge of containers and Kubernetes.

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This course provides:

Skills required to create, access, and manage VMs on OpenShift clusters.
Skills required to control usage and access of cpu, memory, storage, and networking resources from VMs using the same Kubernetes features that would also control usage and access to these resources for containers.
Sample architectures to manage High Availability (HA) of VMs using standard Kubernetes features and extensions from OpenShift Virtualization.
Strategies to connect VMs on OpenShift to data center services outside of their OpenShift cluster, such as storage and databases.

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Course Content

Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization

OpenShift Virtualization
Underlying Kubernetes Architecture
Deploying the OpenShift Virtualization Operator
Lab: Deploy the OpenShift Virtualization Operator

Running and Accessing Virtual Machines

Virtual Machine Resources
Creating and Accessing Virtual Machines
Lab: Create and Access Virtual Machine
Inspecting and Monitoring Virtual Machines
Lab: Inspect and Monitor Virtual Machines

Configure Kubernetes Networking for Virtual Machines

Kubernetes Networking Objects
Lab: Kubernetes Networking Objects
Configure External Access to Virtual Machines
Lab: Configure External Access to Virtual Machines
Configure External Access with Load Balancer Services
Lab: Configure External Access with Load Balancer Services

Connecting Virtual Machines to External Networks

About Multus
Configuring Multihomed Nodes and Virtual Machines
Lab: Configuring Multihomed Nodes and Virtual Machines

Configuring Kubernetes Storage for Virtual Machines

Attaching Persistent Storage to Virtual Machines
Lab: Attach Persistent Storage to Virtual Machines
Attaching and Accessing Disks on Virtual Machines
Lab: Attach and Access Disks on Virtual Machines
Connecting Virtual Machines to External Storage
Lab: Connect Virtual Machines to External Storage

Managing Virtual Machine Templates

Using Virtual Machine Templates
Lab: Use a Virtual Machine Template
Creating Custom Templates for Virtual Machines
Lab: Create Custom Templates for Virtual Machines

Advanced Virtual Machine Management

Migrating Virtual Machines from Compatible Hypervisors
Lab: Migrate Virtual Machines from Compatible Hypervisors
Manage Virtual Machine Snapshots
Lab: Manage Virtual Machine Snapshots
Cloning Virtual Machines
Lab: Clone a Virtual Machines
Performing Virtual Machine Live Migrations
Lab: Perform Virtual Machine Live Migrations
Node Maintenance and OpenShift Virtualization Updates
Lab: Node Maintenance and OpenShift Virtualization Updates

Configuring Kubernetes High Availability for Virtual Machines

Virtual Machine Load Balancing with Kubernetes Networking Resources
Lab: Virtual Machine Load Balancing with Kubernetes Networking Resources
Configuring Health Probes for Virtual Machines
Lab: Configure Health Probes for Virtual Machines
Surviving Node Failure with Virtual Machines
Lab: Surviving Node Failure with Virtual Machines

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this training live or pre-recorded?

The training is live instructor led training which is available in classroom as well as online format. We also record every training session which is then uploaded to our student portal.

How will I join the live online training?

The live online training is conducted via the zoom software, we will be providing you with the zoom meeting link to join the training.

How many students are there in a single batch?

On an average one batch will have a maximum of 18 students. We keep smaller batch sizes to promote interaction between the students and the instructor.