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Successful career comes in many ways and with Red Hat, there is no deficiency of it. Enter the IT sector with confidence when you complete your Service Management through Ansible (Rh358) training and certification from Grras Solutions. Learn everything about the topic from expert trainers and practice on live projects under the professional guidance of those who know the best in the field. When you join Grras Solutions, you can be certain to get access to nothing but the absolute best for your future endeavours.
At Grras Nagpur, you will learn how to manage network services, configuring network interface, and automating service and network interface configuration, among multiple other things. With all this knowledge at the back of your hands, you will feel added boost to your confidence.
IT Service Management through Ansible comprises the whole IT activity which incorporates integration and coordination in processes, supporting subroutines, and policies. When you hold this certification, you are basically displaying your credentials of being a professional capable enough to integrate business strategy. Recruiters will see you as valuable assets for their organization and you will find yourself in positions where your demand will outrank your expectations. With proper training and certification from Grras Solutions, you will find yourself stuffed with the ability to plan, deliver as well as handle quality IT services, something every business wants. After completing this module, candidate can understand deeply the concept of linux servers configuration and management.
A person has an understanding of servers like dns, web server, mail servers , and data base servers. According to industry demands,and companies requirements, automation plays an important role hence RedHat included automation process of all servers configurations to ease the operational tasks with the help of ansible configuration management tool.
| Tracks | Regular Track | Full day (Fastrack) |
|---|---|---|
| Training Duration | 60 hours | 60 hours |
| Training Days | 30 days | 7 days |
- Managing Network Services
- Controlling Network Services
- Introduction to system
- Unit Files with systemctl
- Viewing the status of service
- Unit dependencies
- Masking service
- Enabling System Daemons to Start or Stop at Boot
- Configuring Network Interface
- NetworkManager Review
- Viewing Networking Information
- Adding a Network Connection
- Controlling Network Connections
- Modifying Network Connection Settings
- Deleting a Network Connection
- Who Can Modify Network Settings?
- Automating Service and Network Interface Configuration
- Automation with Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform
- Automating Service Management
- Configuring Networking with the Network System Role
- Ansible Facts for Network Configuration
- Configuring Network Teaming
- Introducing Network Teaming Concepts
- Configuring Network Teams
- Managing Network Teaming
- Network Teaming Configuration Files
- Setting and Adjusting Team Configuration
- Troubleshooting Network Teams
- Automating Network Teaming
- Configuring Network Teaming with Ansible
- Describing the DNS Service
- The Domain Name System
- Anatomy of DNS Lookups
- DNS Resource Records
- Hosts and Resource Records
- Strengthening DNS Security
- Configuring a Caching Name Server with Unbound
- Installing and Configuring Unbound
- Managing Unbound
- Troubleshooting DNS Issues
- Troubleshooting DNS
- Confirming the Source of Name Resolution Issues
- Investigating DNS Issues
- Handling Old Data on Caching Name Servers
- Identifying Issues with Zone Data
- Configuring Authoritative Name Servers with BIND 9
- Designing an Architecture for Authoritative Name Servers
- Installing BIND
- Configuring BIND
- Editing Zone Files
- Verifying Your Configuration
- Running BIND
- Automating Name Server Configuration
- Automating DNS Name Server Deployment
- Deploying Unbound with Ansible
- Deploying Authoritative BIND Servers with Ansible
- Configuring IPv4 Address Assignment with DHCP
- Describing DHCP
- Deploying a DHCP Server
-Configuring a DHCP Client
- Configuring IPv6 Address Assignment
- Overview of IPv6 Address Autoconfiguration
- Reviewing IPv6 Link-local Address Assignment
- Describing IPv6 Stateless Address Autoconfiguration
- Implementing DHCPv6
- Configuring the Automatic Address Assignment Method
- Automating DHCP Configuration
- Deploying a DHCP Server with Ansible
- Configuring a DHCP Client with Ansible
- Configuring and Managing Printers
- Describing the CUPS Printing Architecture
- Discovering Network Printers with IPP Everywhere
- Creating a Print Queue
- Printing Files and Managing Print Jobs
- Managing Printer Queues
- Automating Printer Configuration
-Deploying CUPS with Ansible
- Adding and Removing Printers
- Managing Print Queues with Ansible
- Configuring a Send-only Email Service
- Describing Email Architecture and Null Clients
- Sending Email with Postfix
- Troubleshooting Email Transmission
- Automating Postfix Configuration
- Configuring SMTP with the Postfix System Role
- Installing a MariaDB Databas
- Describing the Importance of Relational Databases
- Installing MariaDB
- Securing the MariaDB Installation
- Managing Connections to MariaDB
- Working with SQL in MariaDB
- Accessing MariaDB Databases
- Creating a New Database
- Investigating a Database's Structure with SQL
- Modifying Data in a Database
- Managing MariaDB Users and Access Rights
- Creating User Accounts in MariaDB
- Controlling User Privileges
- Dropping User Accounts
- Troubleshooting Database Access
- Creating and Restoring MariaDB Backups
- Creating a Backup of MariaDB Databases
- Performing a Logical Backup
- Performing a Physical Backup
- Restoring a Backup
- Automating MariaDB Deployment
- Deploying MariaDB with Ansible
- Configuring MariaDB Security with Ansible
- Managing MariaDB Users with Ansible
- Creating and Restoring from Backup Files with Ansible
- Configuring a Basic Web Server with Apache HTTPD
- Installing Apache HTTP Server
- Configuring Apache HTTP Server
- Starting Apache HTTP Server
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Virtual Hosts with Apache HTTPD
- Providing Multiple Web Sites with Virtual Hosts
- Configuring Apache HTTPD Virtual Hosts
- Troubleshooting Virtual Hosts
- Configuring HTTPS with Apache HTTPD
- Describing the TLS Protocol
- Obtaining a Server Certificate
- Configuring a TLS-based Virtual Host
- Redirecting HTTP Clients to the HTTPS Site
- Configuring a Web Server with Nginx
- Installing Nginx
- Configuring Nginx
- Running Nginx
- Automating Web Server Configuration
- Automating Web Server Configuration
- Installing the Web Service Package
- Deploying the Web Content
- Deploying Server Certificates and Keys
- Deploying Configuration Files
- Configuring Firewall Rules
- Ensuring the Web Server is Running
- Preparing Handlers
- Caching Static Content with Varnish
- Describing Varnish
- Deploying Varnish
- Configuring Varnish
- Troubleshooting and Managing Varnish
- Terminating HTTPS Traffic and Load Balancing with HAProxy
- Describing HAProxy
- Deploying and Configuring HAProxy
- Configuring HAProxy in Front of Varnish
- Monitoring and Managing HAProxy
- Automating Web Service Optimization
- Deploying HAProxy and Varnish with Ansible
- Using the HAProxy Module for Rolling Updates
- Exporting NFS File Systems
- Describing NFS
- Enabling the NFS Server
- Configuring NFS Exports
- Inspecting NFS Exports
- Providing SMB File Shares
- Describing SMB
- Sharing Directories with SMB
- Installing Samba and Preparing Directories for Sharing
- Configuring Samba
- Preparing Samba Users
- Starting Samba
- Mounting SMB File Systems
- Automating File-Based Storage Provisioning
- Deploying an NFS Server with Ansible
- Configuring NFS Clients with Ansible
- Deploying Samba with Ansible
- Configuring SMB Clients with Ansible
- Providing iSCSI Storage
- Describing iSCSI
- Preparing the System to Provide iSCSI Targets
- Configuring iSCSI Targets
- Managing Targets in the Command-line Mode
- Accessing iSCSI Storage
- Configuring iSCSI Initiators
- Disconnecting from Targets
- Automating iSCSI Initiator Configuration
- Connecting to iSCSI Targets Using Ansible
- Formatting iSCSI Devices
- 1.Rhcsa
- 2.Rhce ansible
- 3.Rhce servers
- You will have the opportunity to handle the services that a company provides to users of technology product and services.They can troubleshoot the problems occuring at the same time.
- You will be managing and monitoring the installed RedHat linux OS and it's infrastructure.You will be responsible for installation, configuration and management of all linux servers in an organisation.
- A person handles the Redhat linux servers of the company,manages and troubleshoots the problems occuring. At the same time uses Ansible tool for Automation for doing operational works and tasks easily.
- Placement Assistance
- Live Project Assessment
- Lifetime Career Support
- Lifetime Training Membership (Candidate can join same course again for purpose of revision and update at free of cost at our any center in India or you can solve your query by online help)
- RHCSA Exam Scenario Based Preparation Included IN Training
