Red Hat OpenShift 4.18 course

Architecture, operations and advanced management

Learn how to get your own deployment up and running through the course on Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform v4.18 in a simple and eminently practical way. Our Red Hat OpenShift 4.18 course is created from our experience as Cloud, Linux and DevOps trainers and consultants.

This training is oriented to system administrators Red Hat Linux 9 system administrators with or without Kubernetes experience who want to be trained on OpenShift, the leading PaaS(Platform as a Service) solution on the market.

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Course on Red Hat Openshift 4.18

Red Hat Openshift 4.18 Course Syllabus

1. Introduction and fundamentals

🐳 Container technologies in Linux: LXD, Dockers, and Runc.
🐧 Red Hat Core OS
📚 Introduction to container-based application platforms.
🏗️ Solution architecture: Differences between OpenShift and Kubernetes.

2. Deployment and administration

☁️ On-premises deployment (KVM, PowerVC, LinuxONE), on cloud platforms (AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, IBM Cloud), and hybrid environments.
🚀 Installation of a demo cluster with OpenShift 4.18. Platform startup and shutdown.
🖥️ Use of the administration panel (web and console).
👥 Project management, users, and quotas.

3. Storage and networking

💾 Use of persistent storage.
🌐 Networking, proxies, and high availability.

4. Monitoring

📊 Environment monitoring.
🐋 Deployment and management of existing applications via Docker Hub.
🛠️ DevOps and CI with OpenShift Container Platform. Advanced deployments and test automation.

5. Security

🔒 Security layers.
💾 OpenShift Container Storage. Integration with IBM, EMC, Hitachi, and Object Storage (Ceph) systems.
🛡️ Integration with cybersecurity tools.
🕵️ Detection and mitigation of vulnerabilities in containers.

Extras by SIXE

🧪 Open lab.
🏅 Available certifications.

Audience

System administrators, microservices-based application developers, architects, devops teams, and pre-sales engineers with extensive UNIX or Linux experience with or without experience in Dockers and Kubernetes. For new administrators, we recommend first taking one of our GNU/Linux administration intensive courses.

Note: Red Hat® is a registered trademark of Red Hat, Inc. SIXE is not currently affiliated with Red Hat Training. SIXE offers customized training and consulting exclusively using materials developed in-house, purchased from third parties, or openly licensed.

Course length

The course is usually taught as a 3-day workshop. It is also possible to take the Introduction to Dockers and Kubernetes course (2 days) beforehand. The course content and duration can be modified at the request of our clients. We adapt to the needs of each client and team. In any case, and to get the most out of this practical workshop, it is necessary to master Linux system administration. If you haven’t mastered it yet, you can train here or request a customized course.

About our instructors

All of our training is delivered directly by our engineers. This is the only way we can guarantee the highest quality of our courses. The materials and labs we use are our own and based on our experience in deployments, migrations, and courses over the past 15 years. We are also certified as Red Hat OpenShift 4 Delivery Specialists.

Why learning with SIXE?

Our courses are deeply oriented to the role to be played. The OpenShift mastery requirements that a team of developers may require are not the same as those of the systems engineers in charge of deploying and managing this infrastructure. Nor are versions 3.X and 4.18, or an on-premises environment (on VMware / vSphere, KVM, or bare-metal) compared to those deployed on Amazon AWS, Power Systems, Google Cloud, or IBM Cloud. That’s why, beyond commands and tasks, we focus on solving the problems that arise in the day-to-day work of each team. We provide you with the knowledge, skills, and abilities required for each project.

In addition, our documentation is based on the latest version of Red Hat Openshift 4.18, which incorporates important improvements and new features.

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