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In this course, you’ll learn how to create and manage individual containers using the Docker Engine. We’ll cover best practices in container image design and container deployment and auditing, as well as an introduction to single-node container networking and storage. This course is best practices focused, and is designed to enable rapid successful adoption of containerization from first principles.

CN100: Docker Containerization Essentials

In this course, you’ll learn what a containerized application looks like when orchestrated by Docker Swarm. We’ll cover scheduling workloads across a cluster, networking stateless and stateful applications, provisioning dynamic configuration and persistent storage, and scaling highly available applications in this course intended to set a strong foundation in orchestration for all technical roles.

CN110: Docker Swarm Application Essentials

Whether your focus is on developing containerized applications or managing a container-centric infrastructure, CN120 introduces Kubernetes container orchestration for everyone involved in the software development life cycle. Through a real-world approach for design and deployment considerations, students can expect to learn about the foundational Kubernetes components required for application workloads. Specifically, students will examine Kubernetes architecture, explore how Kubernetes objects work together for running an application, and learn how Kubernetes makes use of compute, networking, and storage resources.

CN120: Kubernetes Application Essentials

In this operations-focused course, you’ll deep dive into all the features of the Docker Enterprise platform, and discover how it enables a secure software supply chain from development to production. We’ll discuss managing and enhancing your Kubernetes and Swarm applications through Universal Control Plane, how to harden image security by building pipelines in Docker Trusted Registry, and how to enhance the security of the Docker Enterprise platform via operational best practices.

CN210: Docker Enterprise Operations

In this rapid introduction to Mirantis Container Cloud, students will learn how to deploy Kubernetes clusters to AWS using MCC, as well as how to manage MCC user permissions, Stacklight-based monitoring and logging tools, and third-party monitoring integrations. Students will leave the workshop with a proof-of-concept MCC deployment bootstrapped on their own AWS account for future exploration and study. 

CN211: Mirantis Container Cloud (MCC)

In this product-focused course, you’ll deep dive into all the features of Mirantis Kubernetes Engine, and discover how it simplifies, secures and accelerates Kubernetes and Swarm cluster management at enterprise scale. We’ll discuss installing and configuring MKE, managing MKE user permissions and orchestrator resources, and advanced networking features included in the platform, as well as MKE troubleshooting and support.

CN212: Mirantis Kubernetes Engine (MKE) 

In this product-focused course, you’ll deep dive into all the features of Mirantis Secure Registry, and discover how it can enhance the security of your container image production, storage and distribution both as a stand-alone registry, or integrated into a continuous integration pipeline. We’ll discuss installing and configuring MSR, managing MSR user permissions, enhancing registry security with content trust and binary security scanning, as well as registry management strategies like garbage collection, content caching, and webhook-driven third-party integrations.

CN213: Mirantis Secure Registry (MSR)

CN220 centers on developing the skills and knowledge needed for Day-1 Kubernetes operations for managing applications. Using best practices as guiding principles, students will engage in topics pertaining to the Kubernetes architecture to make informed decisions for production workloads. Topics include configuring resource availability for applications, implementing advanced scheduling for applications, and administering user roles and permissions for the Kubernetes cluster. Kubernetes Operations and System Integration teams will benefit greatly as they plan and deploy their Kubernetes production environments.CN220 centers on developing the skills and knowledge needed for Day-1 Kubernetes operations for managing applications. Using best practices as guiding principles, students will engage in topics pertaining to the Kubernetes architecture to make informed decisions for production workloads. Topics include configuring resource availability for applications, implementing advanced scheduling for applications, and administering user roles and permissions for the Kubernetes cluster. Kubernetes Operations and System Integration teams will benefit greatly as they plan and deploy their Kubernetes production environments.

CN220: Kubernetes Operations

In this course, developers will learn how to build containerized applications targeted for enterprise-grade production environments. You’ll explore patterns in containerized application architecture, techniques for eliminating friction in the development process, how to test and debug containerized applications, and how to instrument applications with healthchecks, monitoring tools, and common container logging patterns. After mastering these techniques, we’ll turn our attention to devops and building container-native continuous integration pipelines powered by Jenkins and Kubernetes.

CN230: Kubernetes Native Application Development

In this intense bootcamp, you’ll encounter containers for the first time, learn to orchestrate them into scalable, highly available applications orchestrated by Docker Swarm, and finally discover how to enhance the security of your entire software supply chain and production environments using Docker Enterprise. This bundle is ideal for students who are just starting out with containerization and want to leverage the full power of the Docker Enterprise platform as soon as possible.

CN250: Docker Enterprise Bootcamp

CN251 is an intensive training bootcamp for IT professionals looking to develop skills in deploying and administering containerized applications in Kubernetes. Over the course of five days, students will start with learning about first principles for application containerization followed by learning how to stand up a containerized application in Kubernetes, and, finally, ramping up the skills for day-1 operating tasks for managing a Kubernetes production environment. CN251 is an ideal course for those who need to accelerate the development of their IT skills for a rapidly-changing technology landscape.

CN251: Cloud Native Operations Bootcamp

In this 5-day bootcamp, you will quickly learn the core skills you need to develop high performance, secure containerized applications and orchestrate them on Kubernetes before deep diving into advanced techniques for streamlining the container development process, instrumenting containers for production systems, and building fully containerized continuous integration pipelines. This bundle is meant to accelerate the containerization journey for developers and devops teams, by helping them take full advantage of all the opportunities containerization offers.

CN252: Cloud Native Development Bootcamp

In this intense bootcamp, you’ll encounter containers for the first time, learn to orchestrate them into scalable, highly available applications orchestrated by Docker Swarm, and finally discover how to enhance the security of your entire software supply chain and production environments using Mirantis Kubernetes Engine and Mirantis Secure Registry. This bundle is ideal for students who are just starting out with containerization and want to leverage the full power of Swarm and the Mirantis orchestration platform as soon as possible.

CN253: Mirantis Cloud Native Platform Bootcamp

In this intense bootcamp, you’ll encounter containers for the first time, learn to orchestrate them into scalable, highly available applications orchestrated by Kubernetes, and finally begin deploying production grade Kubernetes clusters through Mirantis Container Cloud. This bundle is ideal for students who are just starting out with containerization and want to leverage the full power of Kubernetes across multiple clusters and teams. Students will leave the workshop with a proof of concept Mirantis Container Cloud deployment on AWS.

CN254: Mirantis Container Cloud (MCC) Bootcamp

In this support and SRE focused course, you’ll learn broadly applicable techniques for diagnosing platform and application failures in Docker Enterprise. We’ll cover application first-response strategies for Swarm and Kubernetes applications, look at identifying and avoiding common cluster failure modes, and practice troubleshooting and disaster recovery actions for UCP and DTR. This course is intended to help experienced Docker Enterprise operators self-serve a wide range of support needs, reducing time to resolution and expediting results in support service requests.

CN310: Advanced Docker Enterprise Troubleshooting

In this course, operations staff will learn many of the tools and patterns needed to run a Kubernetes cluster in production. This course is targeted at advanced Kubernetes users tasked with operational responsibilities such as logging, monitoring, alerting, continuous and progressive continuous deployments, as well as cluster bootstrapping, maintenance, backups and disaster recovery. Advanced Kubernetes Operations is a pattern driven course, exploring the powerful patterns of Kubernetes Operators and gitops which can be used across a wide variety of toolchains.

Bootstrapping Kubernetes

Image Registries  

Application Resilience 

Logging and Monitoring

Deployment Strategies

Backup and DR 

Logging, monitoring, bootstrapping and maintaining a Kubernetes cluster in day-2 operational scenarios.

CN320: Advanced Kubernetes Operations

Kubernetes Security focuses on developing the skills and knowledge needed for implementing security measures from code to a production Kubernetes cluster. Students will engage in topics pertaining to adding security mechanisms along the code deployment pipeline and reviewing and remediating security concerns within a Kubernetes infrastructure. Topics include declarative configuration analysis, container image scanning, CIS benchmark scanning and remediation, and identifying and mitigating attack vectors within Kubernetes. Kubernetes Operations and System Integration teams will benefit greatly as they work towards creating a security posture that aligns with security policies for their Kubernetes environments.

Develop the skills and knowledge needed for implementing security measures from code to a production Kubernetes cluster.

CN330: Advanced Kubernetes Security

The Docker Fundamentals training course features the foundational concepts and practices of containerization on a single Docker node. The course offers learners the opportunity to assimilate basic container orchestration and how to scale Docker across multiple nodes in a simple swarm cluster. This course provides essential foundational knowledge for subsequent Docker courses. 

Platform Availability: Linux, Windows

Introducing Docker

Containerization Fundamentals

Creating Images

Docker Volumes

Docker Networking Basics

Introduction to Swarm Mode

Introduction to Kubernetes

This is THE introductory Docker course to give your team the best foundation for enterprise grade Docker use-cases.

Docker Fundamentals (Legacy)

The Docker Fundamentals + Enterprise Developers Bundle includes the full Docker for Enterprise Developers course as well as the prerequisite Docker Fundamentals course run back to back in a single intensive training experience. The Docker Fundamentals training course features the foundational concepts and practices of containerization on a single Docker node. The course offers learners the opportunity to assimilate basic container orchestration and how to scale Docker across multiple nodes in a simple swarm cluster. This course provides essential foundational knowledge for subsequent Docker courses. As the follow-on to the Docker Fundamentals course, Docker for Enterprise Developers is a role-based course designed for an organization’s Development and DevOps teams to accelerate their Docker journey in the enterprise. The course covers best practices to containerize and modernize legacy applications or build containerized applications from scratch that are secure, robust, highly available, resilient and self-healing.

Platform Availability: Linux, Windows (Fundamentals Only)

Distributed Application Architecture

Sample Application

Edit and Continue

Debugging

Docker Compose

Testing

Service Discovery

Defensive Programming

Logging and Error Handling

Health Checks

Secrets

Configuration Management

Development Pipeline Overview

Universal Control Plane

Docker Trusted Registry

Repository Automation

Build Server

The Docker Fundamentals + Enterprise Developers Bundle includes the full Docker for Enterprise Developers course as well as the prerequisite Docker Fundamentals course run back to back in a single intensive training experience.

Docker Fundamentals + Enterprise Developers Bundle (Legacy)

The Docker Fundamentals + Enterprise Operations Bundle includes the full Docker for Enterprise Operations course as well as the prerequisite Docker Fundamentals course run back to back in a single intensive training experience. The Docker Fundamentals training course features the foundational concepts and practices of containerization on a single Docker node. The course offers learners the opportunity to assimilate basic container orchestration and how to scale Docker across multiple nodes in a simple swarm cluster. This course provides essential foundational knowledge for subsequent Docker courses. As the follow-on to the Docker Fundamentals course, Docker for Enterprise Operations is a role-based course is designed for Docker Operations teams to accelerate their Docker journey in the enterprise. The course covers in-depth core advanced features of Docker EE and best practices to apply these features at scale with enterprise workloads.

Platform Availability: Linux, Windows (Fundamentals Only)

Introduction to Docker Enterprise Edition

User Management and Access Control

UCP Orchestration

Container Network Operations

Application Health and Readiness Checks

Platform Security

DTR Organizations and Teams

Content Trust

Image Security Scanning

Image Management

The Docker Fundamentals + Enterprise Operations Bundle includes the full Docker for Enterprise Operations course as well as the prerequisite Docker Fundamentals course run back to back in a single intensive training experience.

Docker Fundamentals + Enterprise Operations Bundle (Legacy)

The Docker Kubernetes Service course is an intense and thorough introduction to Kubernetes concepts and usage. This course will teach all the core concepts related to designing, developing and deploying an application in Kubernetes, as well as how Kubernetes is integrated into Docker's enterprise edition product, Docker Universal Control Plane. Students should have some basic knowledge of containerization and creating container images as a prerequisite for this course. Platform availability: Linux.

Kubernetes Orchestration

Kubernetes RBAC

Kubernetes Networking

Kubernetes Troubleshooting

The Docker Kubernetes Service course is an intense and thorough introduction to Kubernetes concepts and usage.

Docker Kubernetes Service (Legacy)

The Docker Security course is an advanced workshop style course designed to be inclusive of multiple roles: Developer, Operations, DevOps, or Architects. The course offers learners a hands-on overview of important security features and best practices to protect containerized services. Completion of the Docker Fundamentals and Enterprise Operations course is strongly recommended as a prerequisite.

Platform Availability: Linux

Container Security

Secure Networking

Authentication and Authorization

Secure Software Supply Chain

Introspection

Signature Assignment

This is the Docker Security course for your entire organization.  Get everyone “on-the-same page” and working together to secure your Dockerized environment. This hands-on workshop style course will give your team an overview of important security features and best practices to protect your containerized services.

Docker Security

The Docker Troubleshooting & Support course is a role-based course designed for an organization’s support teams to troubleshoot the variety of issues that arise in their Docker journey. The course covers best practices to identify and remedy production issues as well as remedy resource problems and network-related issues. It is recommended to complete the Docker Fundamentals and the Docker for Enterprise Operations courses as prerequisites.

Platform Availability: Linux

Problem Solving Strategies

Logging & Monitoring Strategies

Docker Documentation

UCP Support Dump

Troubleshooting Resource Problems

Troubleshooting Networking Problems

Troubleshooting UCP

Troubleshooting DTR

Disaster Recovery

Engaging Docker Support

The Docker Troubleshooting & Support course is a role-based course designed for an organization’s support teams to troubleshoot the variety of issues that arise in their Docker journey.

Docker Troubleshooting & Support (Legacy)

As the follow-on to the Docker Fundamentals course, Docker for Enterprise Developers is a role-based course designed for an organization’s Development and DevOps teams to accelerate their Docker journey in the enterprise. The course covers best practices to containerize and modernize legacy applications or build containerized applications from scratch that are secure, robust, highly available, resilient and self-healing. It is highly recommended to complete the Docker Fundamentals course as a pre-requisite.

Platform Availability: Linux

As the follow-on to our Docker Fundamentals course, Docker for Enterprise Developers is a role-based course designed for an organization’s Development and DevOps teams to accelerate their Docker journey in the enterprise.

Docker for Enterprise Developers (Legacy)

As the follow-on to the Docker Fundamentals course, Docker for Enterprise Operations is a role-based course designed for an organization’s Development and DevOps teams to accelerate their Docker journey in the enterprise. The course covers in-depth core advanced features of Docker EE and best practices to apply these features at scale with enterprise workloads. It is highly recommended to complete the Docker Fundamentals course as a pre-requisite.

Platform Availability: Linux

This course is the second level of Docker's core curriculum for the enterprise and is focused on the Docker Operator role in administration of Docker Enterprise Edition Advanced.

Docker for Enterprise Operations (Legacy)

This advanced Docker and Kubernetes course is a continuation of Kubernetes and Docker Bootcamp (KD100). KD200 is designed for deployment engineers and cloud administrators who want to acquire complete knowledge in using Kubernetes for deploying and managing containerized applications, and when combined with KD100, is the most comprehensive vendor-agnostic Kubernetes training available on the market today. This course requires students to be very familiar with the Linux command line, Docker concepts and basic Kubernetes building blocks. The course provides participants with a detailed understanding of Kubernetes features and best practices. It is broken up into a number of sections, each section typically includes an instructor-led presentation outlining theory and hands-on labs that put that theory into practice.

The Kubernetes and Docker Bootcamp II (KD200) course guides students in detail through the topics covered by the exam, and helps ensure they are fully prepared to successfully achieve their CKA (Certified Kubernetes Administrator) certification.

KD200 - Kubernetes and Docker Bootcamp II (Legacy)

This advanced accelerated Docker and Kubernetes course is a combination of our Kubernetes & Docker Bootcamp I (KD100) & Kubernetes & Docker Bootcamp II (KD200). This course is designed for deployment engineers and cloud administrators who want to acquire complete knowledge in using Kubernetes for deploying and managing containerized applications, and is the most comprehensive vendor-agnostic Kubernetes training available on the market today. This course requires students to be very familiar with the Linux command line, Docker concepts and basic Kubernetes building blocks. The course provides participants with a detailed understanding of Kubernetes features and best practices. It is broken up into a number of sections, each section typically includes an instructor-led presentation outlining theory and hands-on labs that put that theory into practice.

The Accelerated Kubernetes and Docker Bootcamp (KD250) is a consolidation of our famous Kubernetes and Docker Bootcamp I (KD100) and Kubernetes and Docker Bootcamp II (KD200) with added content to prepare the student for the Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) exam and still fit into a single week session.

KD250 - Kubernetes Accelerated Bootcamp (Legacy)

Mirantis Cloud Platform (MCP) course is an instructor-led training for architects, cloud and system administrators, devops and software engineers, or other IT team members responsible for the deployment, configuration, and maintenance of production-ready OpenStack and Kubernetes. The course is broken up into two sections: lectures and labs.

The lectures provide an overview of Mirantis Cloud Platform, its high-level architecture and technology stack. The training will guide students through MCP concepts, its features and how MCP can be used to deploy, configure and manage cloud environments, software defined networks, software defined storage solutions.

The labs provide hands-on experience with MCP components for bare-metal provisioning, deployment and configuration management, networking, and monitoring. Students will learn how to use OpenStack deployment architectures based on model-driven approach, install and configure additional components such as OpenContrail for OpenStack overlay networking, Ceph as object and block storage for OpenStack, StackLight for OpenStack logging, metering and alerting.

MCP100: Mirantis Cloud Platform Deployment

Accelerated Mirantis Cloud Platform (MCP) Bootcamp course is a 4 day instructor-led training for architects, cloud and system administrators, devops and software engineers, or other IT team members responsible for the deployment, configuration, and maintenance of production-ready OpenStack and Kubernetes. The course is broken up into two sections: lectures and labs.

The lectures provide an overview of Mirantis Cloud Platform (MCP), its high-level architecture and technology stack. The training will guide students through Mirantis Cloud Platform (MCP) concepts, its features and how MCP can be used to deploy, configure and manage cloud environments, software defined networks, software defined storage solutions.

The labs provide hands-on experience with deploying MCP using MaaS, SaltStack, and Jenkins. Once MCP is deployed, model driven principles are applied to deploy OpenStack and Kubernetes clusters. Students will also learn to install and configure additional components such as OpenContrail for OpenStack overlay networking, Ceph as object and block storage, and Stacklight for logging, monitoring, and alerting. MCP Operations labs will focus on utilizing the Reclass model and DriveTrain to apply configuration changes. There will be a comprehensive practice to allow students to freely apply their knowledge to tasks such as adding a new compute node to the OpenStack cluster.

MCP250: Advanced MCP Deployment and Operations Bootcamp

Mirantis Cloud Platform Operations is a 2 day instructor-led training for cloud and system administrators, devops and software engineers, and IT team members responsible for operating with Mirantis Cloud Platform (MCP).

The course is broken up into two sections: lectures and labs.

The lectures provide a high level overview of MCP and its components. Students will learn about Model Driven Architecture, managing infrastructure code, and in-depth knowledge on operating MCP with its Stacklight, SaltStack, Reclass, and DriveTrain components.

The labs provide a hands-on experience with a pre-deployed all-in-one Mirantis Cloud Platform. Students will learn how to navigate various user interface components, perform updates using the CI/CD Pipeline and SaltStack, monitor the infrastructure using Grafana / Prometheus, and ends with a comprehensive practice to tie in all the skills you have acquired.

MCPOps: Mirantis Cloud Platform Operations

In this accelerated introduction, Container Cloud users will learn to deploy Mirantis OpenStack on Kubernetes on top of an AWS-backed Container Cloud environment. In addition to installation and configuration, students will integrate Container Cloud’s Stacklight deployment into OpenStack, and leave the workshop with a proof of concept Mirantis OpenStack on Kubernetes deployment in their AWS environment.

MOS210: Mirantis OpenStack for Kubernetes

The course provides participants with a detailed understanding of all of the steps necessary to operate an OpenStack environment. The lectures provide students with an overview of OpenStack and its Architecture, OpenStack Networking, and Orchestration using Heat templates, including integration with Telemetry services. The labs provide hands-on experience in an all-inone OpenStack environment. Students will be given opportunities to use and administer OpenStack using the Dashboard UI (Horizon) and the command line. Each lecture is followed by a series of lab exercises. During the lab exercises, students get to practice and engage with all core components of OpenStack. The labs conclude with a comprehensive review to solidify the hands-on skills that are required to operate an OpenStack environment. The certification exam tests candidates’ ability to create, configure, and manage OpenStack. You will be provided with a COA exam voucher upon completing the class.

Cloud fundamentals

OpenStack business values

OpenStack overview and architecture

OpenStack Identity (Keystone), Image (Glance), Block Storage (Cinder), Compute (Nova), Orchestration (Heat) services

OpenStack networking deep dive

OpenStack operations through the Dashboard UI and CLI

The OS100 bundle is intended for IT Operations Engineers, Network Admins, Security & Storage Architects responsible for design and support/ operation of OpenStack installations.

OS100 - OpenStack Bootcamp I (Legacy)

Are you looking at moving your legacy infrastructure and applications to the Cloud? Which Cloud software do you use? Do you need a Public Cloud or a Private Cloud? Perhaps, a Hybrid Cloud.

This course will help you answer those questions and more using OpenStack as your Cloud platform.

OpenStack uses a modularized architecture. You can start with a core set of services for IaaS and then expand to include other services as you grow. For example, when you are ready to ‘containerize’ your legacy applications, you can add OpenStack components to build & manage your container orchestration engine (COE) cluster, as well as the containers and pods. Other components discussed deploy bare metal machines, provide cloud billing & rating, and more.

All Mirantis OpenStack courses are vendor agnostic. Tasks are performed in an OpenStack environment without any vendor add-ons that might change the way OpenStack works. Reference implementations are utilized, such as Logical Volume Manager (LVM) for Block Storage, Open vSwitch (OVS) for L2 networking, or KVM/QEMU for the hypervisor.

OS100: OpenStack Essentials

The OpenStack Administration and Operations course is a 3 day class designed to provide you with a complete experience with administering and operating the most common OpenStack components to implement Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) in a private cloud; from image management to instance creation to network plugins and more.

At the end of this course, you have the skills required to pass the COA exam.

All Mirantis OpenStack courses are vendor agnostic. Tasks are performed in an OpenStack environment without any vendor add-ons that might change the way OpenStack works. Reference implementations are utilized, such as Logical Volume Manager (LVM) for Block Storage, Open vSwitch (OVS) for L2 networking, or KVM/QEMU for the hypervisor.

OS220: OpenStack Administration & Operations

This course is intended for advanced students. All topics in the OpenStack Bootcamp I (OS100) are covered with additional workshops providing hands-on experience with installation and configuration of OpenStack. The OS250 provides participants with a detailed understanding of all of the steps necessary to operate an OpenStack environment. The course is broken up into two sections: lectures and labs. The lectures provide students with an overview of OpenStack and its Architecture, OpenStack Networking, and Orchestration using Heat templates, including integration with Telemetry services. The labs provide hands-on experience in an all-in-one OpenStack environment. Students will be given opportunities to use and administer OpenStack using the Dashboard UI (Horizon) and the command line. Each lecture is followed by a series of lab exercises. During the lab exercises, students get to practice and engage with all core components of OpenStack. The labs conclude with a comprehensive review to solidify the hands-on skills that are required to operate an OpenStack environment. The certification exam tests candidates’ ability to create, configure, and manage OpenStack. You will be provided with a COA exam voucher upon completing the class.

Install and configure supporting services plus many OpenStack components (Keystone, Glance, Neutron, Heat, and so on)

The OpenStack Accelerated Bootcamp (OS250) extends beyond our OpenStack Bootcamp I (OS100) with additional workshops, at a rapid pace.

OS250 - OpenStack Accelerated Bootcamp (Legacy)

The OpenStack Administration Bootcamp course is a 4 day class designed to introduce you to OpenStack and its components (day 1) and then provide you with a complete experience with administering and operating the most common OpenStack components to
implement Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) in a private cloud; from image management to instance creation to network plugins and more (days 2-4).

At the end of OS250, you have the skills required to pass the COA exam.

All Mirantis OpenStack courses are vendor agnostic. Tasks are performed in an OpenStack environment without any vendor add-ons that might change the way OpenStack works. Reference implementations are utilized, such as Logical Volume Manager (LVM) for Block Storage, Open vSwitch (OVS) for L2 networking, or KVM/QEMU for the hypervisor.

OS250: OpenStack Administration Bootcamp

Need to build a private Cloud? Perhaps you’ve actually done that. Did you succeed? This course provides you with a working set of lab exercises to deploy OpenStack in a private Cloud in 1 day. The content is also suitable for cloud support personnel who to understand how their OpenStack cloud was built.

The course begins with an Ubuntu environment with the stable Rocky code branch. You execute the necessary tasks to install the OpenStack components (see outline below). Typically, this involves installing 1 or more Linux packages (the code), editing 1 or more configuration files, restarting the services, & verifying your work.

At the end of the lab exercises, you have your own private cloud using all of the default drivers (such as, KVM for the hypervisor, and OVS for layer 2 networking)

At the end of OS320, you have the skills required to pass the COA exam.

All Mirantis OpenStack courses are vendor agnostic. Tasks are performed in an OpenStack environment without any vendor add-ons that might change the way OpenStack works. Reference implementations are utilized, such as Logical Volume Manager (LVM) for Block Storage, Open vSwitch (OVS) for L2 networking, or KVM/QEMU for the hypervisor.

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