Red Hat Performance Tuning: Linux in Physical, Virtual and Cloud (RH442)
Target Audience for Red Hat Performance Tuning: Linux in Physical, Virtual and Cloud (RH442)
The RH442 course is designed for IT professionals seeking expertise in Linux performance tuning on various platforms.
Target Audience for the RH442 Course:
- Linux System Administrators
- Performance Analysts
- IT Professionals with RHCE certification
- DevOps Engineers
- Infrastructure Architects
- Technical Support Specialists
- Cloud Administrators
- Data Center Engineers
- Systems Analysts and Designers
- Technology Consultants specializing in Linux environments
- Operations Staff managing Linux servers in virtualized or cloud environments
Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Red Hat Performance Tuning: Linux in Physical, Virtual and Cloud (RH442)?
Introduction to Learning Outcomes:
The RH442 course is designed to equip students with the skills to optimize performance on Linux systems within physical, virtual, and cloud environments.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes:
- Understand Performance Tuning: Grasp the basic concepts and principles of performance tuning for Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems.
- Select Monitoring Tools: Learn to select and effectively use the appropriate tools for performance monitoring and analysis.
- Hardware Resource Management: Gain knowledge on how to view and interpret hardware resources to identify potential bottlenecks.
- Kernel Tuning: Understand how to configure kernel parameters and tuned profiles to optimize system performance.
- Control Groups (cgroups): Learn to manage and limit system resources using control groups, ensuring resource allocation aligns with priority tasks.
- System Tracing Tools: Develop proficiency in utilizing system tracing tools to analyze and identify performance issues.
- CPU Utilization Tuning: Acquire techniques to fine-tune CPU usage and manage process scheduling to improve system responsiveness.
- Memory Utilization Tuning: Understand how to optimize memory management and address issues related to swapping and cache usage.
- I/O and File System Tuning: Learn methods to improve I/O throughput, reduce latency, and enhance file system performance.
- Network Performance Tuning: Gain insights into tuning network settings to improve data transfer rates and minimize network-related performance drops.
- Virtualization Environment Tuning: Learn specific performance tuning considerations for virtualized environments to ensure efficient resource utilization.
- Comprehensive Performance Review: Develop the ability to conduct a thorough performance review and apply tuning adjustments across all system components.
These objectives will enable students to systematically approach performance issues and make informed decisions to enhance the efficiency and reliability of their Linux systems.
