Outline for this course

Red Hat Virtualization overview

Explain the purpose and architecture of Red Hat Virtualization.

Install and configure Red Hat Virtualization

Install a minimal Red Hat Virtualization environment and use it to create a virtual machine.

Create and manage datacenters and clusters

Organize hypervisors into groups using datacenters and clusters.

Manage user accounts and roles

Configure user accounts using a central directory service, then use roles to assign access to resources based on job responsibilities.

Adding physical hosts

Add additional Red Hat Virtualization hosts automatically, and move and remove hosts from datacenters as needed.

Scale Red Hat Virtualization infrastructure

Add Red Hat Virtualization hosts automatically, configure Red Hat Enterprise Linux hosts when appropriate, and move and remove hosts from data centers as needed.

Manage Red Hat Virtualization networks

Separate network traffic into multiple networks on one or more interfaces to improve the performance and security of Red Hat Virtualization.

Manage Red Hat Virtualization storage

Create and manage data and ISO storage domains.

Deploy and manage virtual machines

Operate virtual machines in the Red Hat Virtualization environment.

Migrate virtual machines

Migrate and control automatic migration of virtual machines.

Manage virtual machine images

Manage virtual machine snapshots and disk images.

Automating virtual machine deployment

Automate deployment of virtual machines by using templates and cloud-init.

Back up and upgrade Red Hat Virtualization

Back up, restore, and upgrade the software in a Red Hat Virtualization environment.

Explore high-availability practices

Explain procedures to improve the resilience and reliability of Red Hat Virtualization by removing single points of failure and implementing high-availability features.

Perform comprehensive review

Demonstrate skills learned in this course by installing and configuring Red Hat Virtualization; using the platform to create and manage virtual machines; and backing up and updating components of Red Hat Virtualization.