Red Hat OpenStack Administration I
Red Hat OpenStack Administration I (CL210) is an essential course designed for system administrators, cloud operators, and IT professionals aiming to deploy, configure, and manage private cloud infrastructure using Red Hat OpenStack Platform.
- Red Hat OpenStack
- Classroom · Live Online · One-on-One
Course overview
CL210 focuses on installing, managing, and configuring Red Hat OpenStack clusters for enterprise environments. The course emphasizes the core components of OpenStack, including Nova (compute), Neutron (networking), and Cinder (block storage). Through hands-on labs, participants will gain real-world experience in deploying virtual machines, managing cloud resources, and implementing OpenStack services.
- Cloud Management
- OpenStack Expertise
- Virtualization Skills
- Resource Optimization
- Industry Recognition
What you'll be able to do
- Gain proficiency in deploying and managing OpenStack cloud environments.
- Develop skills in configuring and troubleshooting OpenStack services.
- Manage compute, networking, and storage resources in OpenStack.
- Implement identity and access management for cloud security.
- Prepare for the RHCOSA certification exam.
- Enhance career opportunities in cloud infrastructure and cloud-native technologies.
Curriculum
7 modules, each with hands-on lab work
01 Introduction to OpenStack
- Overview of OpenStack architecture and components
- Understanding core OpenStack services
- Exploring use cases and deployment models
02 Deploying OpenStack
- Installing and configuring OpenStack clusters
- Deploying nodes and configuring services
- Managing the deployment lifecycle
03 Managing Compute Resources (Nova)
- Creating and managing virtual machines
- Configuring flavors and images
- Managing instance lifecycles and resource allocation
04 Networking with Neutron
- Configuring software-defined networking (SDN)
- Managing routers, subnets, and floating IPs
- Network troubleshooting and performance tuning
05 Managing Storage
- Configuring block storage (Cinder) and object storage (Swift)
- Managing persistent volumes and snapshots
- Implementing storage redundancy and scaling
06 Identity and Access Management (Keystone)
- Configuring users, projects, and roles
- Implementing role-based access control (RBAC)
- Managing OpenStack security policies and endpoints
07 Troubleshooting and Monitoring
- Diagnosing OpenStack services and performance issues
- Monitoring cloud health and managing logs
- Implementing backups and disaster recovery plans
How you'll learn
Hands-on labs
Around 90% of class time is practical work on real systems.
Real-world scenarios
Case studies and troubleshooting tasks modelled on real jobs.
Exam preparation
Exam-style tasks and guidance for the certification.
Prerequisites
- Understanding of Linux administration, virtualization concepts, and networking.
- RHCSA-level skills or equivalent experience in managing Linux environments.
- RHCSA (Red Hat Certified System Administrator) or equivalent experience.
Not there yet? Start with Red Hat System Administration I.
Training options
Individual
Join a public batch: classroom, live online or one-on-one.
Group
Private batch for your friends, classmates or team.
Corporate batch
Private batch for your organisation's staff.
Training methods
Classroom, live virtual, one-on-one and flip class.
Upcoming batches
No batch scheduled yet
Leave your details and we'll tell you when the next batch opens, or ask about a private group batch.
Career opportunities
Roles this course prepares you for:
- Network Administrator
- Network Security Engineer
- Network Operations Engineer
- Systems Engineer
Frequently asked questions
How is OpenStack different from other cloud platforms?
OpenStack is an open-source cloud platform that enables on-premises and hybrid cloud deployments, providing flexibility and customization unmatched by proprietary solutions.
Will I learn to deploy a full OpenStack environment during the course?
Yes, the course includes hands-on exercises to deploy, configure, and manage a complete OpenStack environment from scratch.
How much hands-on practice is involved in the course?
Over 60% of the course is lab-focused, ensuring extensive hands-on experience with OpenStack services and real-world scenarios.
Is prior experience with cloud platforms required?
No, but familiarity with virtualization, Linux, and networking is beneficial. Basic cloud concepts are introduced during the course.
What kind of job roles will this course prepare me for?
The course prepares participants for roles such as OpenStack Administrator, Cloud Engineer, and Infrastructure Architect.
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