| Course Description |
| Virtualization helps users make the most out of their IT environments by allowing a single server to run multiple servers or desktop operating systems. The Red Hat Certified Virtualization Administrator (RHCVA) certification assures system administrators have the right skills and knowledge to successfully manage these virtual solutions.
Red Hat Certified Virtualization Administrator (RHCVA) is a certification program for virtualization administrators and is performance-based, like all other Red Hat Certifications. Virtualization provides greater IT efficiency and reduces capital & operational costs, by running multiple operating systems within a single server system. Cost and operational efficiencies make virtualization a hot favorite to data centers and other businesses, thus creating a huge demand for Virtualization Administrators. |
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| Course Content |
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux Virtualization with KVM overview
- Advanced Red Hat Enterprise Linux Virtualization with KVM
- Overview of RHEV platform
- Creating and configuring: Data Centers, Host Clusters and RHEV-M
- Installing and upgrading RHEV-H
- Configure Data, ISO and Export storage domains using NFS and iSCSI
- Create and manage Virtual Servers and Virtual Desktops
- Create and manage Snapshots and Templates
- Create and manage users and Desktop Pools
- Exporting/importing virtual machines
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| Unit 1: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Virtualization |
- Overview of virtualization terminology and technology
- Xen and KVM architecture discussion
- Review of virtual machine and management
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| Unit 2: Advance RHEL Virtualization |
- Using virt-install and virsh define to create VMs
- Defining and starting virtual network with virsh
- Using kpartx to access partition in disk images
- Configuring iSCSI targets and initiators
- KVM virtual machine migration
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| Unit 3: Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (RHEV) |
- Red hat Enterprise Virtualization Hypervisor (RHEV-H)
- Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Manager (RHEV-M)
- Central NAS/SAN storage server for images and templates
- The VDSM protocol for guest management
- The SPICE protocol for high efficiency remote rendering
- Install Window Server 2008 R2
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| Unit 4: RHEV Manager |
- Install and begin configuration of the RHEV-M software
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| Unit 5: RHEV Hypervisor |
- Manual and automated installation of RHEV-H
- Reconfiguring and Upgrading RHEV-H
- Upgrading RHEV-H
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| Unit 6: RHEV Data Center |
- Resource components of RHEV
- Preparing a new RHEV Data Center
- Preparing a new NFS storage Server
- Managing the ISO storage library
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| Unit 7: RHEV for Servers |
- Installing virtual servers in RHEV-M
- Installing virtual servers in RHEV-M
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| Unit 8: RHEV for Desktops |
- Installing virtual desktop in RHEV-M
- Installing virtual desktop in RHEV-M
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| Unit 9: Snapshots and Templates |
- Create and using image snapshots
- Using templates to create virtual machines
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| Unit 10: Desktop Pools, Users and Portal1 |
- Create Desktop pools
- Manage Desktop pools
- Manage Users
- Use virtual Desktop
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| Unit 11: Advanced RHEV |
- Exporting/Importing virtual resources
- Using virt-u2v
- Using search bar to locate resources
- Using Tags
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| Unit 12: RHEV-Managed RHEL Hosts |
- Install RHEL for RHEV
- Removing conflicting packages
- Removing conflicting packages
- Registering RHEL node with RHEV-M
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| EXAM DETAIL OF RHCVA-: |
| RHCVA(Red Hat Certified Virtualization Administrator)-: |
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| Exam duration:- 3.00hr
Exam totally based on practical.
You must have a RHCE Certified and RH318 book. |
