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Course Outline
Introduction to Greenplum for Government
- Overview of Massively Parallel Processing (MPP) databases and the architecture of Greenplum
- Key differences between Greenplum and PostgreSQL
- Use cases and integration scenarios relevant to public sector operations
Planning and Preparing for Installation for Government
- System requirements and prerequisites for government agencies
- Cluster topology and networking considerations for secure and efficient deployment
- Disk configuration and performance best practices to ensure optimal system operation
Greenplum Installation for Government
- Installing Greenplum Database on Linux systems within government environments
- Configuring master and segment instances to meet agency-specific needs
- Initializing the cluster and verifying installation to ensure readiness for operational use
Greenplum Administration Basics for Government
- Utilizing core utilities such as gpstart, gpstop, gprecoverseg, and others for effective system management
- Working with the Greenplum Command Center to monitor and manage database performance
- Managing user roles, resource queues, and workload to optimize system efficiency and security
System Updates and Patching for Government
- Understanding Greenplum versioning and its implications for government systems
- Implementing safe patching strategies and scheduling maintenance windows to minimize disruption
- Performing rolling upgrades and considering backup procedures to ensure data integrity
Library and Extension Management for Government
- Using and managing programming languages such as PL/Java, PL/Python, and other libraries in a government context
- Installing extensions using gpkg and the CREATE EXTENSION command to enhance functionality
- Managing dependencies and updates to ensure ongoing compatibility and security
Monitoring, Logging, and Troubleshooting for Government
- Utilizing performance monitoring tools and metrics to track system health and efficiency
- Interpreting logs and diagnosing errors to resolve issues promptly
- Addressing common issues and implementing resolution strategies to maintain system reliability
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- A comprehensive understanding of database concepts and Structured Query Language (SQL)
- Practical experience with Linux system administration
- Familiarity with PostgreSQL is beneficial
Audience for Government
- Database Administrators
- System Administrators
- DevOps and Platform Engineers
21 Hours
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