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Course Outline
Introduction to Virtualization and Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager (OLVM)
- Overview of virtualization technologies for government
- Benefits of Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager for enhancing public sector workflows
- Key components of OLVM architecture aligned with government standards
- Integration of OLVM with Oracle Linux KVM for robust virtualization solutions
System Requirements and Prerequisites
- Hardware and software requirements to support government operations
- Supported platforms and environments for government use
- Network and storage prerequisites for secure and efficient deployment
Installation of Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager
- Preparing the environment for installation in a government context
- Installing Oracle Linux and OLVM packages with attention to governance and compliance
- Configuring the host machine for KVM to ensure optimal performance for government applications
- Setting up the OLVM engine and database to meet public sector requirements
Initial Configuration of OLVM
- Setting up administrator accounts with role-based access control for enhanced security
- Network setup and configuration to support government network architectures
- Configuring storage domains to ensure data integrity and availability for government operations
- Creating data centers and clusters to align with public sector infrastructure needs
Managing Hosts and Virtual Machines
- Adding and configuring host systems to support government workloads
- Host lifecycle management to ensure continuous operation and compliance
- Creating, deploying, and managing virtual machines for government applications
- Live migration of virtual machines to optimize resource utilization in government environments
Networking in Oracle Linux Virtualization Manager
- Virtual network interface configuration for secure communication within government networks
- VLAN and network segmentation setup to enhance security and manage traffic flow
- Configuring networking for VM traffic and management to meet public sector standards
- Using software-defined networking (SDN) options to improve flexibility and control in government IT environments
Storage Management in OLVM
- Overview of storage types (NFS, iSCSI, FC) suitable for government data centers
- Configuring and managing storage domains to ensure reliability and performance
- Managing virtual machine disks to support critical government applications
- High availability and redundancy in storage configurations to meet disaster recovery requirements
Monitoring and Performance Tuning
- Monitoring OLVM environment with built-in tools for real-time oversight and accountability
- Resource management and allocation to optimize performance for government tasks
- Performance tuning for virtual machines and hosts to enhance efficiency and responsiveness in public sector operations
High Availability and Disaster Recovery
- Configuring and managing High Availability (HA) clusters to ensure continuous operation of government services
- Ensuring VM and host failover to minimize downtime and maintain service delivery
- Disaster recovery strategies for virtual environments to protect critical government data
Security and Compliance in OLVM
- Best practices for securing the virtual environment to meet government security standards
- Role-based access control (RBAC) and permissions management to enforce strict access policies
- Configuring security policies for virtual machines to prevent unauthorized access and data breaches
- Auditing and logging for compliance to ensure adherence to regulatory requirements
Backup and Restore
- Setting up backup strategies for virtual machines to safeguard government data
- Snapshots and cloning of VMs to facilitate rapid recovery and testing in government environments
- Restoring virtual machines and hosts to quickly recover from disruptions and ensure business continuity
Troubleshooting and Support
- Common issues and their solutions for maintaining a stable government IT infrastructure
- Diagnostic tools and logs to identify and resolve problems efficiently
- Accessing Oracle support and resources for OLVM to ensure timely assistance and resolution of issues
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of Oracle Linux and virtualization technologies for government
- Familiarity with networking and storage concepts
Audience
- System administrators for government
- IT professionals for government
- Virtualization engineers for government
21 Hours
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