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Create and manage virtual machines by using the Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization operator.Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization Administration I: Operating Virtual Machines teaches the essential skills required to create and manage virtual machines (VMs) on OpenShift by using the Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization operator.
OBIECTIVE
Describe the underlying Kubernetes architecture that supports OpenShift and how to access and identify key OpenShift cluster services by using both the web console and command-line utilities.Deploy the OpenShift Virtualization operator and examine the configuration options for the operator.Create, manage, and monitor virtual machines in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization.Use comprehensive and flexible networking for virtual machines within an OpenShift environment.Configure and manage persistent storage for virtual machines, protect VM data through snapshots, export and import virtual machine images, and efficiently create virtual machine golden images by using cloning within a Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization environment
AUDIENTA
Virtual Machine Administrators who are looking to virtualize workloads from traditional Hypervisors to OpenShift Virtualization.
Platform Engineers, Cloud Administrators, and System Administrators who are interested in supporting virtualized workloads, either independently from or in the same OpenShift cluster as containerized workloads
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This course requires no previous experience with containers, Kubernetes, and OpenShift, however, learners are encouraged to attend, before taking DO156, Containers, Kubernetes and Red Hat OpenShift Technical Overview (DO080).Although Linux skills are not required for managing OpenShift clusters and OpenShift Virtualization, operating individual Linux VMs requires Linux system administration skills that the Red Hat System Administration I (RH124) and Red Hat System Administration II (RH134) courses provide.Learners are encouraged to attend Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization Technical Overview (DO016), before taking DO156.
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Chapter 1. Introduction to Kubernetes and OpenShift - Describe the underlying Kubernetes architecture that supports OpenShift and how to access and identify key OpenShift cluster services by using both the web console and command-line utilities
Containers and Kubernetes
Matching Containers and Kubernetes
Red Hat OpenShift Components and Editions
Matching Red Hat OpenShift Components and Editions
Navigating the OpenShift Web Console
Guided Exercise Navigate the OpenShift Web Console
Accessing an OpenShift Cluster by Using the Kubernetes and OpenShift Command-line Interfaces
Guided Exercise Access an OpenShift Cluster by Using the Kubernetes and OpenShift Command-line Interfaces
Summary
Chapter 2. Introduction to Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization - Deploy the OpenShift Virtualization operator and examine the configuration options for the operator.
OpenShift Virtualization
Quiz OpenShift Virtualization
Deploying the OpenShift Virtualization Operator
Guided Exercise Examine the OpenShift Virtualization Operator
Matching Introduction to Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization
Summary
Chapter 3. Creating, Managing, and Monitoring Virtual Machines in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization -
Virtual Machine Resources
Quiz Virtual Machine Resources
Creating Virtual Machines by Using Predefined Virtual Machine Templates and Instance Types
Guided Exercise Create Virtual Machines by Using Predefined Virtual Machine Templates and Instance Types
Accessing and Managing Virtual Machines by Using the Web Console
Guided Exercise Access and Manage a Virtual Machine by Using the Web Console
Creating and Accessing Virtual Machines from the Command Line
Guided Exercise Create and Access a Virtual Machine from the Command Line
Monitoring and Inspecting Virtual Machines
Guided Exercise Monitor and Inspect Virtual Machines
Lab Create, Manage, and Monitor a Virtual Machine
Summary
Chapter 4. Virtual Machine Networking in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization - Use comprehensive and flexible networking for virtual machines within an OpenShift environment.
Using Software-defined Networks with Virtual Machines
Guided Exercise Configure Networking Communication Between Virtual Machines
Networking with Multus CNI
Quiz Configure Networking Communication Between Virtual Machines
Creating Virtual Machines on User-defined Networks
Guided Exercise Create a Virtual Machine on a User-defined Network
Configuring External Access to Virtual Machines
Guided Exercise Configure External Access to a Virtual Machine
Configuring External Access with Load Balancer Services
Guided Exercise Configure SSH Access for a Virtual Machine with Load Balancer Services
Configuring Multihomed Virtual Machines
Guided Exercise Configure a Multihomed Virtual Machine
Lab Virtual Machine Networking in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization
Summary
Chapter 5. Managing Storage for Virtual Machines in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization -- Configure and manage persistent storage for virtual machines, protect VM data through snapshots, export and import virtual machine images, and efficiently create golden images for virtual machines by using cloning within a Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization environment
Attaching Persistent Storage to Virtual Machines
Guided Exercise Attach Persistent Storage to Virtual Machines
Managing Storage Devices on Virtual Machines
Guided Exercise Attach and Access Storage Devices on a Virtual Machine
Exporting and Importing Virtual Machines
Guided Exercise Export and Import Virtual Machine Data and Settings
Managing Virtual Machine Snapshots
Guided Exercise Manage a Virtual Machine Snapshot
Cloning Virtual Machines
Guided Exercise Clone a Virtual Machine
Lab Manage Storage for Virtual Machines in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization
Summary