SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 High Availability Operations

Section 1: Course Introduction

• Course Objectives and Audience
• Course Lab Environment Overview
• Certification Options
• Additional SUSE Training

Section 2: Introduction to SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension

• Overview of the SUSE Linux Enterprise High Availability Extension
• Cluster Terminology
• Overview of the High Availability Extension’s Components

Section 3: Introduction to the Cluster Administration Tools

• Overview of the Cluster Administration Tools
• Introduction to Hawk2
• Command Line Tools
• Configure and Synchronize files with csync2

Section 4: Introduction to Cluster Resources

• Introduction to Cluster Resources
• Resource Agents
• Resource Types

Section 5: Introduction to Cluster Constraints

• Overview of Constraints
• Location Constraints
• Order Constraints
• Colocation Constraints

Section 6: Deploy and Configure Cluster Managed Storage

• Deploy and Configure Cluster Managed Storage
• Configure Lock Management for Shared Storage
• Deploy OCFS2
• Deploy Clustered LVM
• Deploy Clustered DRBD

Section 7: Deploy a Highly Available Workload

• Cluster NFS using DRBD Storage
• Test the Clustered NFS Configuration

Section 8: Maintenance Mode Options and Configuration

• Overview of Maintenance Mode
• Using Maintenance Mode
• Shutting Down the Cluster

Section 9: Update the Cluster Node Software

• Overview of the Update Process
• Deploy System Updates

Section 10: Introduction to Troubleshooting

• Overview of Troubleshooting a Cluster
• Preforming a Cluster Health Check
• Command Line Troubleshooting Tools
• Logs
• Cluster Startup Configuration