Configuring Network Storage Solutions with RHEL

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Agaba Philip

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00. Course Overview

00. Course Overview.mp4

01:45

01. Sharing Files with Linux Clients Using NFS

00. The Course Scenerio.mp4

04:51

01. Configuring YUM Repositories.mp4

02:01

02. Introduction to NFS.mp4

02:27

03. NFS Versions and Security.mp4

03:57

04. Setting up NFS.mp4

04:01

05. Creating a Simple Share.mp4

03:02

06. Summary.mp4

03:58

02. Configuring the NFS Client

00. Mounting a Simple Share.mp4

03:40

01. Exploring Mount Options.mp4

04:27

02. Delayed Mounting with autofs.mp4

03:56

03. Basic Troubleshooting.mp4

04:11

04. Denying Root-access.mp4

02:27

05. NFS Share for Group Collaboration.mp4

05:40

06. NFS Pseudo File system .mp4

02:01

07. Module Challenge.mp4

00:25

08. Solution.mp4

02:09

09. Summary.mp4

01:00

03. Kerberizing the Network Filesystem

00. Kerberizing NFS.mp4

04:14

01. The FreeIPA Project.mp4

04:48

02. Creating the Kerberos Domain.mp4

02:16

03. Joining the Kerberos Domain.mp4

06:44

04. Setting up the NFS Server.mp4

04:36

05. Module Challenge.mp4

00:39

06. Solution.mp4

04:11

07. Summary.mp4

00:59

04. Sharing Files with Windows Clients Using Samba

00. Welcome to Samba.mp4

04:56

01. Installing Samba.mp4

02:07

02. Samba Configuration.mp4

04:00

03. Making a Simple Public Share.mp4

05:40

04. Testing a Share.mp4

03:43

05. Mounting a Simple Share.mp4

02:45

06. Using a Protected Share.mp4

04:39

07. Automounting with a Credentials File.mp4

03:26

08. Samba for Group Collaboration.mp4

04:15

09. Mounting a Group Share.mp4

02:59

10. Module Challenge.mp4

00:52

11. Solution.mp4

03:36

12. Accessing a Samba Share from Windows.mp4

01:26

13. Summary.mp4

00:56

05. Sharing Block Devices Using iSCSI

00. The Need for a SAN.mp4

05:18

01. iSCSI Fundamentals.mp4

03:52

02. Setting up iSCSI.mp4

01:13

03. Exploring the targetcli Interface.mp4

01:21

04. Creating Backstores.mp4

02:57

05. Targets, LUNs and ACLs.mp4

04:35

06. Initiating an iSCSI Session.mp4

04:38

07. Module Challenge.mp4

00:30

08. Solution.mp4

02:56

09. Summary.mp4

00:41

06. Managing iSCSI Targets

00. Managing iSCSI Targets.mp4

00:53

01. Removing Devices from a Target.mp4

04:19

02. Adding Drives to a Target.mp4

02:22

03. Creating a Disk-based LUN.mp4

05:43

04. Making a Logical Volume.mp4

05:14

05. Creating an LVM-based LUN.mp4

06:27

06. Creating a RAMdisk-based LUN.mp4

01:58

07. Using a Windows Initiator.mp4

02:39

08. Module Challenge.mp4

00:48

09. Solution.mp4

04:36

10. Summary.mp4

00:48

07. Replicating Data with GlusterFS

00. Module Scenario.mp4

02:40

01. Installing GlusterFS.mp4

02:49

02. Configuring Replication.mp4

02:44

03. Testing Replication.mp4

02:04

04. Summary.mp4

00:44

08. Tying It All Together - Final Course Challenge

00. Final Course Challenge.mp4

01:59

01. Solution - Mission One.mp4

02:42

02. Solution - Mission Two.mp4

02:30

03. Solution - Mission Three.mp4

01:50

04. Solution - Mission Four.mp4

02:46

05. Course Summary.mp4

00:35

Description

Huge amounts of RAM and CPU won't do us much good if there's no Storage to hold our data, or Networking to access our data stores. In this course, we will harness the power of Open Source to create efficient solutions to enterprise storage problems.

What You'll Learn?

Samba isn't just a genre, it's a versatile piece of software. In this course, Configuring Network Storage Solutions with RHEL, you will learn that iSCSI isn't another family of products made and marketed by Apple, it's an extremely useful technology that presents the power of a robust SAN without the exorbitant costs. First, you will be working through a series of real-world scenarios and explore how to do data replication with GlusterFS. Next, you will expand on how to administer a storage area network. Finally, you will explore how to share files heterogeneously with the SMB protocol. By the end of this course, you will be able to create a robust and practical storage solutions that are efficient and cost effective.

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Agaba Philip

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I got my start in IT administrating an Oracle 10g database on Red Hat Linux. I've come a long way since and have used Linux everyday since 2012 both personally and professionally. As an independent consultant, I'm currently responsible for no less than forty Oracle databases running on Windows and Red Hat Servers. Perhaps the only thing I love almost as much as Linux is the Cloud and the many opportunities it provides. Linux has opened a lot of doors for me, and teaching it is my favorite pastime.

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