SUSE Multi-Linux Manager 5 Operations

SUSE Multi-Linux Manager 5 OperationsSMGR201V5SUSUSESU-SMGR201V51.0Attendees will learn to: <ul> <li>Describe the methods used to register a target system</li><li>Create and clone the various types of Channels that exist in SUSE Multi-Linux Manager</li><li>Manage the testing of updates and patches using the Content Lifecycle Management component</li><li>Understand the containerized architecture of SUSE Multi-Linux Manager and its effects on day-to-day operations</li><li>Define the administrative roles available and utilize those roles to delegate management responsibility for organizations and the resources within those organizations</li><li>Use the Web UI to execute commands on one or more managed system</li><li>Create and run Action Chains that will perform a series of actions on multiple managed systems concurrently</li><li>Enforce the Highstate or a Custom State on a managed system</li><li>Select a group of systems to manage based on common characteristics or system group membership</li><li>Obtain detailed system information about any system managed by SUSE Multi-Linux Manager</li></ul>Attendees should have the following experience and skills before attending this class: <ul> <li>Installing and configuring Management Servers and Proxy Servers is only reviewed in this training. The attendee is assumed to be responsible for day-to-day management. However, detailed information on installation and initial configuration of SUMASUSE Multi-Linux Manager is presented in course SMGR211v5: SUSE Multi-Linux Manager 5 Deployment.</li><li>At least one year’s experience managing Linux operating systems</li><li>Ability to work at the Linux command-line and use the vi editor</li><li>Understanding of how to manually install packages on SUSE Linux Enterprise servers.</li></ul>This course is designed for: <ul> <li>Server System Administrators who are tasked with day-to-day server management and support</li><li>Senior System Administrators who are typically 2nd or 3rd level support within their company and act as “team leads” for Server System Administrators.</li><li>Consultants that need to understand how SUSE Manager can significantly lessen the administrative burden of managing hundreds or even thousands of servers.</li></ul>Section 1: Course Overview Section 2: SUSE Multi-Linux Manager Architecture Section 3: SUSE Multi-Linux Manager Web UI Section 4: Understanding the Registration Process <ul> <li>Understanding the importance of Registration</li><li>Managing Registration-related Objects</li><li>Planning for Registration</li><li>Introduction to Registration Methods</li><li>Using the Registration Methods</li></ul>Section 5: Channel Management <ul> <li>Understanding Channel Related Terminology</li><li>Cloning Channel Content</li><li>Implementing Custom Channels</li><li>Understanding Content Lifecycle Management</li></ul>Section 6: Delegating Management Authority in SUSE Manager <ul> <li>Defining SUSE Manager “Organization”</li><li>Understanding the Administrative Roles in SUMA</li><li>Understanding Permission Roles and their capabilities</li><li>Using the Web UI to manage Users and Grant Permissions</li></ul>Section 7: Managing Salt Minions in SUMA <ul> <li>Understanding Salt and its Architecture</li><li>Configuration Files used by Salt and SUMA</li><li>Understanding the types of Salt Commands</li><li>Using the salt command</li><li>Using the salt-run command</li><li>Using the salt-call command</li><li>Using the salt-key command</li></ul>Section 8: Performing other Common Administrative Tasks in SUMA <ul> <li>Using the Web UI to execute Remote Commands</li><li>Leveraging the System Set Manager (SSM) to affect many managed servers at once</li><li>Implementing Action Chains</li><li>Using Configuration File Management in SUMA (both Configuration Channels and State Channels)</li><li>Scheduling the enforcement of the Highstate and Recurring Custom States</li><li>Understanding Subscription Matching</li><li>Using SUSE Manager in a Public Cloud</li></ul>Attendees will learn to: - Describe the methods used to register a target system - Create and clone the various types of Channels that exist in SUSE Multi-Linux Manager - Manage the testing of updates and patches using the Content Lifecycle Management component - Understand the containerized architecture of SUSE Multi-Linux Manager and its effects on day-to-day operations - Define the administrative roles available and utilize those roles to delegate management responsibility for organizations and the resources within those organizations - Use the Web UI to execute commands on one or more managed system - Create and run Action Chains that will perform a series of actions on multiple managed systems concurrently - Enforce the Highstate or a Custom State on a managed system - Select a group of systems to manage based on common characteristics or system group membership - Obtain detailed system information about any system managed by SUSE Multi-Linux ManagerAttendees should have the following experience and skills before attending this class: - Installing and configuring Management Servers and Proxy Servers is only reviewed in this training. The attendee is assumed to be responsible for day-to-day management. However, detailed information on installation and initial configuration of SUMASUSE Multi-Linux Manager is presented in course SMGR211v5: SUSE Multi-Linux Manager 5 Deployment. - At least one year’s experience managing Linux operating systems - Ability to work at the Linux command-line and use the vi editor - Understanding of how to manually install packages on SUSE Linux Enterprise servers.This course is designed for: - Server System Administrators who are tasked with day-to-day server management and support - Senior System Administrators who are typically 2nd or 3rd level support within their company and act as “team leads” for Server System Administrators. - Consultants that need to understand how SUSE Manager can significantly lessen the administrative burden of managing hundreds or even thousands of servers.Section 1: Course Overview Section 2: SUSE Multi-Linux Manager Architecture Section 3: SUSE Multi-Linux Manager Web UI Section 4: Understanding the Registration Process - Understanding the importance of Registration - Managing Registration-related Objects - Planning for Registration - Introduction to Registration Methods - Using the Registration Methods Section 5: Channel Management - Understanding Channel Related Terminology - Cloning Channel Content - Implementing Custom Channels - Understanding Content Lifecycle Management Section 6: Delegating Management Authority in SUSE Manager - Defining SUSE Manager “Organization” - Understanding the Administrative Roles in SUMA - Understanding Permission Roles and their capabilities - Using the Web UI to manage Users and Grant Permissions Section 7: Managing Salt Minions in SUMA - Understanding Salt and its Architecture - Configuration Files used by Salt and SUMA - Understanding the types of Salt Commands - Using the salt command - Using the salt-run command - Using the salt-call command - Using the salt-key command Section 8: Performing other Common Administrative Tasks in SUMA - Using the Web UI to execute Remote Commands - Leveraging the System Set Manager (SSM) to affect many managed servers at once - Implementing Action Chains - Using Configuration File Management in SUMA (both Configuration Channels and State Channels) - Scheduling the enforcement of the Highstate and Recurring Custom States - Understanding Subscription Matching - Using SUSE Manager in a Public Cloud3 days2400.003310.001890.001890.001890.001890.001890.00