Openshift 4 Bespoke Certificate for Vladimir Mamaliga
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Certificate ID:
798155
Authentication Code:
b9968
Certified Person Name:
Vladimir Mamaliga
Trainer Name:
Andres Mujica
Duration Days:
5
Duration Hours:
35
Course Name:
Openshift 4 Bespoke
Course Date:
3 February 2025 10:00 to 7 February 2025 17:00
Course Outline:
Customized OpenShift Administration Training Outline
1. Introduction and Course Setup
- Overview of the course objectives
- Introduction to the DaDesktop platform
- Accessing and using Red Hat’s Developer Sandbox
2. OpenShift Platform Overview
- Introduction to OpenShift’s core components
- Overview of new features in OpenShift 4 compared to OpenShift 3
3. Application Administration and Resource Management
- Managing applications in OpenShift with best practices for application admins
- Using resource manifests and customizing resources with templates and overlays
- Lab: Creating and managing applications with customized resource definitions
4. Authentication, Authorization, and Security
- Configuring identity providers and access control (RBAC)
- Implementing security best practices for OpenShift applications and namespaces
- Lab: Setting up identity providers and fine-tuning permissions
5. Network and Application Security
- Protecting network traffic with TLS and configuring network policies
- Managing security context constraints for applications
- Introduction to Istio for advanced network management and security features
- Lab: Setting up and securing traffic flow with TLS and network policies; exploring Istio’s capabilities
6. Monitoring and Observability
- Setting up monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana in OpenShift
- Designing custom dashboards and alerts for application health and performance
- Using health checks and automated restarts to enhance application resilience
- Lab: Configuring and customizing Grafana dashboards and Prometheus alerts for OpenShift applications
7. DevOps and GitLab Integration
- Overview of GitLab and its integration with OpenShift for CI/CD
- Automating deployment pipelines and using source-to-image (S2I) workflows
- Best practices for managing configuration in GitLab for OpenShift deployments
- Lab: Building and deploying applications using GitLab CI/CD pipelines and S2I workflows
OPTIONAL
8. Advanced Pipelines and Developer Self-Service.
9. Kubernetes Operators and Cluster Updates
10. Comprehensive Review and Real-World Scenarios