Description
Open Source Software on IBM AIX
At SIXE, we have been delivering official IBM training worldwide for over 15 years. Our Open Source Software on IBM AIX course is designed to provide the best training in open source software on AIX, taught by our specialists in Europe and Latin America.
Course details
IBM Code: AN34G | Category / Subcategory: IBM AIX / Open Source |
Modality: Online and in-person | Duration in days: 1 (4h) |
Target audience
This course is intended for AIX technical support personnel, system administrators, system architects, engineers, and anyone who needs to understand how to install and manage open source software on AIX 7.3.
Desired prerequisites
- Basic experience in AIX administration.
- Knowledge of basic AIX commands.
Instructors
Our IBM courses are taught directly by our engineers. This is the only way we can guarantee the highest quality. We complement all training with materials and labs developed by us, based on our experience in deployments, migrations, and courses delivered over the years.
Added value
Our Open Source Software on IBM AIX course is deeply focused on the role to be performed. We prioritize solving day-to-day challenges faced by teams. We provide the knowledge, competencies, and skills required for each project. Additionally, our documentation is based on the latest version of each product.
Course Agenda
- Introduction to Open Source Software on AIX
- Benefits of open source in AIX:
- Cost reduction and flexibility in solution implementation.
- Large support community and frequent updates.
- Enterprise use cases:
- Deploying open source tools for automation, monitoring, and development.
- Integration with enterprise applications and legacy systems.
- Benefits of open source in AIX:
- IBM AIX Toolbox: The Essential Tool for Open Source
- Overview of the IBM AIX Toolbox:
- Key components and functionalities.
- How to access and download packages from the Toolbox.
- Practical use of the Toolbox:
- Installation of common tools (Git, Python, Perl, etc.).
- Configuration and customization of the open source environment on AIX.
- Overview of the IBM AIX Toolbox:
- Open Source Software Management Methods on AIX
- Management with rpm:
- Installation, updating, and removal of RPM packages.
- Querying package information and verifying dependencies.
- Introduction to DNF:
- Advantages of DNF over rpm (dependency management, repositories, etc.).
- Comparison between rpm and DNF for software management.
- Management with rpm:
- Installing and Configuring DNF on AIX
- Installing DNF:
- Prerequisites and installation steps.
- Initial configuration and verification.
- Repository management with DNF:
- Adding and configuring official and custom repositories.
- Updating repositories and synchronizing packages.
- Installing DNF:
- Installing and Managing Open Source Packages
- Installing open source packages:
- Using DNF to install individual packages and software groups.
- Resolving conflicts and dependencies during installation.
- Best management practices:
- Maintenance and updating of installed packages.
- Security and integrity verification of open source packages.
- Installing open source packages:
- Optimization and Troubleshooting
- Performance optimization:
- Advanced DNF and repository configuration for efficiency.
- Using monitoring tools to identify bottlenecks.
- Resolving common issues:
- Diagnosing and resolving package installation or management errors.
- Recovery from repository configuration or dependency failures.
- Performance optimization:
- Integration with Enterprise Tools
- Automation with scripts:
- Creating scripts for automated package management.
- Integration with CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) tools.
- Practical case study:
- Implementing an open source solution in a real enterprise environment.
- Automation with scripts:
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Locations for In-Person Training
- Spain: Madrid, Seville, Valencia, Barcelona, Bilbao, Málaga
- Argentina: Buenos Aires, Córdoba
- Bolivia: La Paz
- Chile: Santiago de Chile
- Colombia: Bogotá, Medellín, Cartagena, Cali
- Costa Rica: San José
- Ecuador: Quito
- Mexico: Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey
- Paraguay: Asunción
- Peru: Lima
- Portugal: Lisbon, Braga, Porto
- Uruguay: Montevideo