Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization Administration II: Configuring Production Virtual Machines
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Red Hat
Course Description
Create production-ready virtual machines and their supporting Kubernetes and OpenShift resources in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization.
Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization Administration II: Configuring Virtual Machines addresses critical challenges in managing virtual machines in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization. This course teaches IT Operations teams the skills to enable advanced networking features for virtual machines and cluster nodes, to migrate virtual machines from other hypervisors to OpenShift Virtualization, to provide data protection and backups of virtual machines, to create efficient and standardized provisioning of virtual machines, and to provide high availability to virtual machines with Kubernetes resources.
Course Summary
Authentication and Authorization for Virtual Machines to Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization
Advanced Networking for Virtual Machines in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization
Migrating Virtual Machines to Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization
Creating and Restoring Backups of Virtual Machines in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization
Creating Custom Instance Types, Templates, and Boot Sources in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization
Controlling Scheduling of Virtual Machines in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization
Configuring High Availability for Virtual Machines in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization
Prerequisites for this course
Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization Administration I: Operating Virtual Machines (DO156)
Although Linux skills are not required for managing OpenShift clusters and OpenShift Virtualization, operating individual Linux VMs requires Linux system administration skills that the following courses provide: Red Hat System Administration I (Rh124) and Red Hat system Administration II (RH134) for managing the OS inside a Linux VM.
Audience for this course
Virtual Machine Administrators who are looking to migrate workloads from traditional hypervisors to OpenShift Virtualization.
Platform Engineers, Cloud Administrators, and System Administrators who are interested in supporting virtualized workloads, either independently from or in the same OpenShift cluster as containerized workloads.