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OS220: OpenStack Administration & Operations (Ussuri) Course Overview

OS220: OpenStack Administration & Operations (Ussuri) Course Overview

The OpenStack Administration and Operations course is designed to provide learners with comprehensive knowledge and hands-on experience in managing and operating an OpenStack cloud environment. The course covers key services and components of OpenStack, ensuring participants understand how to effectively run an OpenStack cloud.

Module 1: Keystone - Identity service explores user management, authentication mechanisms, and multi-tenancy.

Module 2: Glance - Image service delves into image storage and management for virtual machine instances.

Module 3: Neutron - Network service covers network configurations, virtual networks, and troubleshooting.

Module 4: Nova - Compute service teaches management of compute resources and instances.

Module 5: Cinder - Block Storage service addresses block storage provisioning and management.

Module 6: Heat - Orchestration service focuses on automating cloud resources deployment.

Module 7: Octavia - LBaaS introduces load balancing as a service.

Module 8: Ceilometer / Aodh - Telemetry services covers data collection, monitoring, and alarms.

This course equips learners with the necessary skills for OpenStack administration, ensuring they can maintain a stable and efficient cloud infrastructure.

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