Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization Administration II: Configuring Production Virtual Machines

Prerequisites for this course

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• Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization Administration I: Operating Virtual Machines (DO156)
• Although Linux skills are not required for managing OpenShift clusters and OpenShift Virtualization, operating individual
• Linux VMs requires Linux system administration skills that the following courses provide:

• • Red Hat System Administration I (RH124) and Red Hat System Administration II (RH134) for managing the OS inside a Linux VM.

Target Audience

• Virtual Machine Administrators who are looking to migrate 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.

Course Outline

1. Authentication and Authorization for Virtual Machines to Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization

• Understand OpenShift OAuth server concepts and custom resources, including their function in Kubernetes authentication, and define and implement role-based access controls and user permissions.

2. Advanced Networking for Virtual Machines in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization

• Enable comprehensive and flexible networking for nodes and virtual machines within an OpenShift environment.

3. Migrating Virtual Machines to Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization

• Migrate virtual machines from another hypervisor to Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization by using the migration toolkit for virtualization (MTV) operator.

4. Creating and Restoring Backups of Virtual Machines in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization

• Back up and restore virtual machines by using the OpenShift APIs for Data Protection (OADP) operator.

5. Creating Custom Instance Types, Templates, and Boot Sources in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization

• Create and manage custom instance types, templates, and boot sources to provision virtual machines.

6. Controlling Scheduling of Virtual Machines in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization

• Control the placement of virtual machines on cluster nodes by using Kubernetes resources, and rebalance virtual machine workloads across cluster nodes by enabling descheduler evictions.

7. Configuring High Availability for Virtual Machines in Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization

• Implement high-availability virtual machines that are resilient to failures, planned maintenance, and cluster upgrades by configuring Kubernetes resources.