Can your engineers keep critical systems running through a failure?
High availability, storage and clustering
Keeping services up when a node, a disk or a data centre fails, and being able to prove it before it happens.
What this covers
High availability is where Linux administration stops being about one machine. This track covers cluster architecture and quorum, fencing and split brain, shared and replicated storage, failover behaviour and the testing that proves a cluster does what its design claims. Most outages in clustered systems come from a failover nobody had ever actually rehearsed.
It suits engineers already comfortable at LPIC-2 or RHCSA level who now carry systems with an availability commitment attached, and it pairs naturally with the storage and virtualisation work in the enterprise Linux track.
What’s included
- LPIC-3 Enterprise Professional High Availability and Storage Clusters
- Red Hat Certified Specialist in High Availability Clustering
- SUSE SCA Longhorn
- SCE SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability
- SUSE Certified Deployment Specialist in SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability
Certifications covered
Sound familiar?
Send us the team, the level they are at and the certification you are aiming for, and we will come back with a proposed schedule.