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VMWARE & CISCO UCS COMBO TRAINING IN KOCHI
The VMware & Cisco UCS Combo Training in Kochi is a comprehensive program designed to provide participants with a deep understanding of virtualization technologies using VMware and integrated management with Cisco’s Unified Computing System (UCS).
Overview
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Course Benefits
Duration of Training : 60 hrs
Batch type : weekdays /weekends/ Customized Batches
Mode of Training: Offline / Online / Corporate Training
Projects Given : 2 Projects minimum
Trainer Profile : Experienced Faculty from IT Industry
Projects | Assignment | Scenarios and Used Case Studies
Designations
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WhyTerraform ?
Multi-Cloud Support
Terraform supports multiple cloud providers, including AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and others. This allows you to use a single tool and consistent workflow across different cloud environments, enabling hybrid and multi-cloud deployments.
Declarative Configuration
Terraform uses a declarative language to define infrastructure configurations. This means you specify the desired state of your infrastructure, and Terraform handles the provisioning and management to achieve that state. This approach is intuitive and allows for easier understanding and maintenance of infrastructure code.
Resource Graph
Terraform builds a dependency graph of your infrastructure resources based on their relationships and dependencies. This enables Terraform to determine the correct order of resource provisioning and manage complex infrastructures with ease.
Modularity and Reusability
Terraform encourages modularization and code reuse through the use of modules. Modules are self-contained units of Terraform configurations that can be reused across projects, teams, and environments. This promotes consistency, reduces duplication, and speeds up development.
State Management
Terraform maintains a state file that tracks the current state of your infrastructure. This state file is used to plan and apply changes, track resource attributes, and manage updates. Terraform's state management ensures consistency and facilitates collaboration among team members.
Plan and Apply Workflow
Terraform follows a plan and apply workflow, where changes to infrastructure are first planned and previewed before being applied. This allows you to review the proposed changes, identify potential issues, and apply changes safely, minimizing the risk of unintended consequences.
Extensibility
Terraform is highly extensible and integrates with a wide range of third-party tools and services. This includes integrations with configuration management tools, CI/CD pipelines, monitoring solutions, and more, allowing you to build comprehensive infrastructure automation workflows. While other IaC tools offer similar capabilities, Terraform's multi-cloud support, declarative configuration, resource graph, modularity, state management, workflow, and extensibility make it a popular choice for infrastructure automation in diverse environments. Additionally, Terraform's active community, robust documentation, and frequent updates contribute to its widespread adoption and continued development.
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Terraform Skills Covered
Curriculum Designed by Experts
Vmware & Cisco Ucs Combo Course Syllabus
Course Introduction / Virtualized Data Center
Course Introduction
- Introductions and course logistics
- Course objectives
Virtualized Data Center
- Introduce components of the virtualized data center
- Host, VM, Virtual Center, VMNic, VMware Update Manager
- Install and use vSphere Client
Installing VMware Components / Configuring and Managing Virtual Networks
Installing VMware Components
- Introduce ESXi installation
- Describe boot-from-SAN requirements
- Introduce vCenter Server deployment options
- Describe vCenter Server hardware, software, and database requirements
- Install vCenter Server (Windows-based)
Configuring and Managing Virtual Networks
- Describe, create, and manage a standard switch
- Describe and modify standard switch properties
- Configure virtual switch load-balancing algorithms
VMware vCenter Server & Differences between Virtual Center Server 5.5, 6.0 / Patch Management
VMware vCenter Server & Differences between Virtual Center Server 5.5, 6.0
- Installation of windows 2008 R2 for Virtual Center Server
- Installation of SQL 2008 Data Base
- Creation of Data Base for SSO, Virtual Center server & VMWare Update Manager
- Creation of DSN Links for Virtual Center & Update Manager
- Installation of SSO
- Installation of Inventory services
- Installation of Web Client
- Installation of Virtual Center Server
- Installation of Vsphere Client
- Virtual Center server on Linux SUSE (VCSA)
Patch Management
- Installation of VMWare update manager
- Configuration of Update manager
- Security patches installation through Update manager
- Create patch baselines
- Scan and remediate hosts
Configuring and Managing Virtual Storage / Creating Virtual Machines
Configuring and Managing Virtual Storage
- Introduce storage protocols and device names
- Configure ESXi with iSCSI, NFS, and Fibre Channel storage
- Create and manage vSphere datastores
Creating Virtual Machines
- Introduce virtual machines, virtual machine hardware, and virtual machine files
- Virtual Hard Disk Types
- Deploy a single virtual machine
Virtual Machine Management / High Availability and Fault Tolerance
Virtual Machine Management
- Use templates and cloning to deploy virtual machines
- Modify and manage virtual machines
- Create and manage virtual machine snapshots
- Perform vSphere vMotion and vSphere Storage vMotion migrations
- Requirement of vMotion and storage vMotion
High Availability and Fault Tolerance
- Introduce the new vSphere High Availability architecture
- Control policy of HA
- Configuration of EVC Mode in HA
- Configure and manage a vSphere HA cluster
- Introduce vSphere Fault Tolerance
Scalability / Access and Authentication Control
Scalability
- Configure and manage a VMware vSphere® Distributed Resource Scheduler™ (DRS) cluster
- Configuration and Management of DPM
- Configure Enhanced vMotion Compatibility
- Use vSphere HA and DRS together
Access and Authentication Control
- Control user access through roles and permissions
- Configure and manage the ESXi firewall
- Configure ESXi lockdown mode
- Integrate ESXi with Active Directory
Basic Troubleshooting / P2V
Basic Troubleshooting
- Basic Commands of ESXi server for troubleshooting
- Log files of ESXi , Virtual Center Server and VMWare update Manager
- VMware core dump collectorÂ
- VMware log collector
P2V
- Physical to virtualÂ
CISCO UCS Course Content L1 & L2
Why Cisco UCS
Architecture Cisco UCS
Components Cisco UCS
- Cisco UCS Chassis 5108
- IOM Module 2104 / 2204 / 2208
- Blade Server B 200 M2 / M3 series
- Fabric Interconnect 61XX / 62XX
Physical connectivity of Cisco UCS – Live Demo in our Data Center
Pool Creation
- UIID Pool
- IP Pool
- MAC Address Pool
- Server Pool
- WWNN Pool
- WWPN Pool
Service Profile Creation
ESXi installation on UCS blade
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Terraform Course Projects in Seattle
Multi-Cloud
Deployment
Create Terraform configurations to provision identical infrastructure across multiple cloud providers such as AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. This project will help you understand how to leverage Terraform's multi-cloud support and manage resources in a heterogeneous cloud environment.
Highly Available Web Application
Design and deploy a highly available web application using Terraform. Configure load balancers, auto-scaling groups, database clusters, and other resources to ensure fault tolerance and scalability. Implement infrastructure as code best practices to manage the application's lifecycle.
Infrastructure Governance and Compliance
Implement infrastructure governance and compliance policies using Terraform to enforce security, compliance, and regulatory requirements. Define and enforce policies for resource tagging, access control, encryption, and configuration drift detection.
Container Orchestration with Kubernetes
Set up a Kubernetes cluster on a cloud provider using Terraform. Deploy and manage Kubernetes resources such as pods, services, and ingresses using Terraform configurations. Experiment with different deployment strategies and configurations to gain insights into Kubernetes orchestration.
Infrastructure Monitoring and Logging
Implement infrastructure monitoring and logging using Terraform and cloud-native services such as AWS CloudWatch, Azure Monitor, or Google Cloud Monitoring. Configure alerts, dashboards, and log sinks to monitor resource health, performance, and security.
Disaster Recovery (DR) Setup
Design and deploy a disaster recovery solution using Terraform to replicate infrastructure resources across regions or cloud providers. Configure automated failover mechanisms, data replication, and backup strategies to ensure business continuity and data resilience.
Microservices Architecture
Build a microservices architecture using Terraform to provision containerized services on a container orchestration platform such as Kubernetes or AWS ECS. Design modular Terraform configurations for each microservice and define service dependencies and communication channels.
Serverless Architecture
Explore serverless computing by using Terraform to provision serverless resources such as AWS Lambda functions, API Gateway endpoints, and DynamoDB tables. Build a serverless application that processes events, triggers functions, and stores data without managing servers or infrastructure.
Hybrid Cloud Deployment
Deploy a hybrid cloud infrastructure using Terraform to bridge on-premises data centers with public cloud environments. Configure hybrid networking, VPN connections, and hybrid cloud management tools to extend your infrastructure seamlessly across cloud and on-premises environments.
Continuous Integration and Delivery (CI/CD) Pipelines
Automate infrastructure deployment using Terraform within CI/CD pipelines. Integrate Terraform with version control systems, build tools, and deployment automation platforms to enable continuous delivery of infrastructure changes with automated testing and validation. These project ideas cover a range of scenarios and use cases that will allow you to apply Terraform's capabilities effectively and gain practical experience in infrastructure automation and management. Tailor these projects to your interests, expertise, and learning objectives to maximize their educational value.
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Redhat Linux System Administration - Roles and Responsibilities
L1 Tasks
1. Basic user account management (creating, modifying, and deleting users).
2. Password resets and account unlocks.
3. Basic file system navigation and management (creating, deleting, and modifying files and directories).
4. Basic troubleshooting of network connectivity issues.
5. Basic software installation and package management (installing and updating software packages).
6. Viewing system logs and checking for errors or warnings.
7. Running basic system health checks (CPU, memory, disk space).
8. Restarting services or daemons.
9. Monitoring system performance using basic tools (top, df, free).
10. Running basic commands to gather system information (uname, hostname, ifconfig).
L2 Tasks
1. Intermediate user account management (setting permissions, managing groups).
2. Configuring network interfaces and troubleshooting network connectivity issues.
3. Managing file system permissions and access control lists (ACLs).
4. Performing backups and restores of files and directories.
5. Installing and configuring system monitoring tools (Nagios, Zabbix).
6. Analyzing system logs for troubleshooting purposes.
7. Configuring and managing software repositories.
8. Configuring and managing system services (systemd, init.d).
9. Performing system updates and patch management.
10. Monitoring and managing system resources (CPU, memory, disk I/O).
L3 Tasks
1. Advanced user account management (LDAP integration, single sign-on).
2. Configuring and managing network services (DNS, DHCP, LDAP).
3. Configuring and managing storage solutions (RAID, LVM, NFS).
4. Implementing and managing security policies (firewall rules, SELinux).
5. Implementing and managing system backups and disaster recovery plans.
6. Configuring and managing virtualization platforms (KVM, VMware).
7. Performance tuning and optimization of system resources.
8. Implementing and managing high availability solutions (clustering, load balancing).
9. Automating system administration tasks using scripting (Bash, Python).
10. Managing system configurations using configuration management tools (Ansible, Puppet).
L1-L2 Transition Tasks
1. Learning basic shell scripting for automation tasks. 2. Understanding file system permissions and ownership. 3. Learning basic networking concepts (IP addressing, routing). 4. Learning how to use package management tools effectively. 5. Familiarizing with common Linux commands and utilities. 6. Understanding basic system architecture and components. 7. Learning basic troubleshooting techniques and methodologies. 8. Familiarizing with basic security principles and best practices. 9. Learning how to interpret system logs and diagnostic output. 10. Understanding the role and importance of system backups and restores.
L2-L3 Transition Tasks
1. Advanced scripting and automation techniques (error handling, loops).
2. Understanding advanced networking concepts (VLANs, subnetting).
3. Familiarizing with advanced storage technologies (SAN, NAS).
4. Learning advanced security concepts and techniques (encryption, PKI).
5. Understanding advanced system performance tuning techniques.
6. Learning advanced troubleshooting methodologies (root cause analysis).
7. Implementing and managing virtualization and cloud technologies.
8. Configuring and managing advanced network services (VPN, IDS/IPS).
9. Implementing and managing containerization technologies (Docker, Kubernetes).
10. Understanding enterprise-level IT governance and compliance requirements.
L3 Tasks and Beyond
1. Designing and implementing complex IT infrastructure solutions. 2. Architecting and implementing highly available and scalable systems. 3. Developing and implementing disaster recovery and business continuity plans. 4. Conducting security audits and vulnerability assessments. 5. Implementing and managing advanced monitoring and alerting systems. 6. Developing custom automation solutions tailored to specific business needs. 7. Providing leadership and mentorship to junior team members. 8. Collaborating with other IT teams on cross-functional projects. 9. Evaluating new technologies and making recommendations for adoption. 10. Participating in industry conferences, workshops, and training programs.