System Administration and Cloud Infrastructure management:
The training is designed to give you overall understanding of IT infrastructure and day to day job duties of a System Administrator by providing real world practical scenarios.
Technologies covered but not limited to:
Linux System Administration
- Introduction to Unix, Installation of Linux
- User, Group Administration, ACL
- Disk Partitions, by using Fdisk
- Mounting File Systems, Swap File System
- Backup and recovery, Tar, cpio
- Basics of NFS, Sharing data
- Disk Quotas, LVM, Raid
- DHCP, DNS, Mail, Web, FTP, YUM
Cloud Infrastructure Management
Introduction to Amazon Web Services
AWS EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud)
- Instance type and performance implications
- Provision and configure instances
AWS VPC (Virtual Private Cloud)
- Building your network foundation
- The nifty gritty configuration
- Security groups and NACLs
- Configuring VPN connections
AWS EBS (Elastic Block Storage)
- Understanding EBS
- Snapshot backup and replication
- Getting more speed and IOPS
AWS S3 (Simple Storage Service)
- Understanding the properties of S3
- Securing S3 buckets
- Website hosting from S3
AWS AutoScaling
Key AutoScaling concepts
AWS IAM (Identity and Access Management)
- Understanding IAM concepts
- A walkthrough of IAM
AWS Monitoring & Backups
- Understanding and implementation of CloudWatch
- Understanding and implementation of EBS, S3 and RDS backup options
Duration 6-7weeks
Centos7/ ubuntu 20.04 1
- Linux (Cenos7/ubuntu 20.04)
- Linux installation, network types, File permission and ownerships
- System utility, Processes and schedule commands
- Crons, Raid, LVM, iscsi and storages
- Disk Management and Run Levels
- nfs, ftp and httpd configurations with mounting format practices
Windows Server 2019/2012
- Managing Active Directory objects, including users, computers, groups, and more
- Administering Windows Server Group Policy settings and preferences
- Managing DNS on a Windows Server
- WSUS Configuration to ensure clients and servers have the most recent updates
- Implementing and Managing DHCP
- Windows Server folder quotas and file screens
- Covers Microsoft Group Policy
- Use Windows Server Hyper-V to create and manage virtual machines
- Understand Windows Server built-in monitoring tools
- Backup and Restore Windows Server and Implement Failover Clustering
- Storage Network File System (NFS) and iSCSI Initiator
VSPHERE and vcenter
- Install An ESXi Host, virtual machines, Templates And Cloning, Content Library Templates and Snapshots
- Deploy And Configure The VCenter Server Appliance with sso
- Joining A Domain with Roles and Permissions
- Monitor Tasks, Events, And Appliance Health
- Manage Standard and Distributed Switches
- Manage VMFS and NFS Datastores, iscsi ,nfs
- Write Custom Specification scripts
- VSphere VMotion And VSphere Storage VMotion
- Create, Use Alarms To Report Conditions, Events
- Covers DRS Cluster, HA and Fault Tolerance
- Update ESXi Hosts Using Baselines
AWS
- Configure VPC & Networking, CLI setup, usage on EC2
- Services: EC2, RDS, Aurora, ECS. ElastiCache, ElasticSearch
- Monitoring and Audit: CloudWatch, CloudTrail
- Messaging with SQS, SNS and Kinesis
- AWS Lambda Serverless
- Covers Security with KMS, SSM Parameter Store, IAM Policies , SSO with okta
- Load Balancing, Auto Scaling, EBS, EFS, Route 53, RDS, S3, CloudFront
- CICD – CodeCommit, CodeBuild, CodePipeline, CodeDeploy
GIT
- local and remote repository.
- Git commands, such as add, remove, commit, and checkout.
- Understand Git ‘Branches’ and how to add, remove, and merge them.
Terraform
- Terraform Basics Workflow using Terraform CLI include terraform validate, init, plan, apply, show and destroy
- Updating Your Configuration with More Resources
- Provider, state file, HCL syntax & Style to Your Configuration
- Understanding Terraform state file
- Terraform Resource Behavior & Lifecycle
- Terraform Resources Meta-Argument such as depends_on, count,for_each,provider and lifecycle
- Using Terraform for Create Cloud Provider Compute Resources and modules
Cover’s basic on Ansible, Jenkins, vagrant, docker and Kubernetes
Total Training Hours will be 50.
Pre-requisite for Program: Linux and Basic Understanding of Cloud computing
Job roles: Cloud Support Engineer, AWS Engineer, Network Specialist, Systems Engineer