LiveLesson - Red Hat OpenShift Administration Red Hat EX280

Module 1: Managing OpenShift Clusters
Module 2: Managing OpenShift Resources
Module 3: Managing OpenShift Authentication and Access
Module 4: Performing Operational Cluster Management Tasks
Module 5: Red Hat Certified Specialist in OpenShift Sample Exam
About the Instructor
Sander van Vugt is an independent Linux specialist, living in the Netherlands with customers all over the world. Sander is teaching Linux classes since 1995 and has written more than 60 books about different Linux related topics, as well as more than 25 video courses.
Sander is also actively working as a consultant, specialized in Linux High Availability, Performance and Security. Also, Sander is a regular speaker on major Linux conferences all over the world.
Skill Level
Intermediate
Learn How To
Manage a complete container-based datacenter
Prepare for the EX280 Exam
Set up Authentication
Set up Authorization
Create a Project Template
Create a Project
Run a TLS Secured Application
Create a Passthrough Route
Configure Autoscaling
Configure MySQL
Configure Wordpress
Who Should Take This Course
IT professionals that want to manage container deployment in their containerized devops environment using OpenShift. Target audience roles:
IT Administrators
DevOps Engineers
Software Developers
IT Architects
Hybrid Cloud Administrators
Course Requirements
Students should be able to run a virtual machine that requires 9GB of RAM (12 recommended)
(Optional) Students are recommended to take my EX180 course to deepen their insight in OpenShift
Lesson Descriptions
Module 1, "Managing OpenShift Clusters," explains how OpenShift clusters are typically used, and provides a quick overview of cluster management from the OpenShift Web Console.
Module 2, "Managing OpenShift Resources" teaches managing OpenShift resources by exploring how to manage projects and applications from the command line, as well as how to work with OpenShift storage.
Module 3, "Managing OpenShift Authentication and Access," explains how to configure users and authentication, and then how to configure RBAC to provide access to these users.
Module 4, "Performing Operational Cluster Management Tasks," explains how to manage OpenShift networking, how to manage pod scaling and scheduling, and, lastly, how to manage OpenShift clusters and cluster nodes.
Module 5, "Red Hat Certified Specialist in OpenShift Sample Exam," provides a complete overview of all tasks, and then digs into each task. Viewers will be able to attempt the tasks themselves, and then walk through a guided completion of each task to check how they did. There are nine tasks in total, and they should be configured within four hours. The sample exam is challenging, and close to what you are going to experience on the real exam.