HG7E0SHPHPHP-HG7E0S1.0<p>By the end of the course, the participant should be able to: </p> <ul> <li>Demonstrate basic cluster administration skills</li><li>Audit and prepare cluster hardware prior to installation</li><li>Run pre-installation tests to verify performance</li><li>Plan a service layout according to cluster configuration and business needs</li><li>Describe the primary architectural components of an HPE Data Fabric installation (nodes, storage pools, volumes, containers, chunks, blocks)</li><li>Use the UI installer or the manual method to install the HPE Ezmeral Data Fabric File and Object Store cluster</li><li>Define and implement an appropriate node topology</li><li>Define and implement an appropriate volume topology</li><li>Set permissions and quotas for users and groups</li><li>Set up email and alerts</li><li>Locate and review configuration files used by the cluster</li><li>Start and stop services</li><li>Use Hadoop commands to perform basic functions</li><li>Use &ldquo;maprcli&rdquo; commands to perform basic functions</li><li>Use the MCS</li><li>Assist with data ingestion</li><li>Configure, monitor, and respond to alerts</li><li>Detect and replace failed disks</li><li>Detect and replace failed nodes</li><li>Create and delete snapshots using both maprcli and the MCS</li><li>Create and delete mirrors using both maprcli and the MCS</li><li>Use mirrors and snapshots for data protection</li><li>Add, remove, and upgrade ecosystem components</li><li>Monitor and tune job performance</li><li>Set up NFS access to the cluster</li></ul><p>Participants in this course should have: </p> <ul> <li>Basic Hadoop knowledge and intermediate Linux knowledge</li><li>Experience using a Linux text editor such as vi</li><li>Familiarity with the Linux command line options such as mv, cp, ssh, grep, and useradd</li></ul><p>System administrators who will be installing, configuring, and maintaining an HPE Ezmeral Data Fabric File and Object Store cluster environment</p><ul> <li>Data Fabric File and Object Store</li><li>Module 2 - Prepare for Installation</li><li>Module 3 - Install a Data Fabric Cluster</li><li>Module 4 - Verify and Test Cluster</li><li>Module 5 - Work with Volumes</li><li>Module 6 - Work with Snapshots</li><li>Module 7 - Work with Mirrors</li><li>Module 8 - Configure Users and Cluster Parameters</li><li>Module 9 - Configure Cluster Access</li><li>Module 10 - Monitor and Manage the Cluster</li><li>Module 11 - Disk and Node Maintenance</li><li>Module 12 - Troubleshoot Cluster Problems</li></ul><h5>Data Fabric File and Object Store </h5><ul> <li>Why data fabric?</li><li>Key features</li><li>Architecture basics</li></ul><h5>Module 2 - Prepare for Installation </h5><ul> <li>Security modes</li><li>Configuring data fabric security and managing impersonations</li><li>Plan the cluster and service layout</li><li>Prepare and verify cluster hardware</li><li>Test nodes</li></ul><h5>Module 3 - Install a Data Fabric Cluster </h5><ul> <li>Installer options</li><li>Perform a manual installation</li><li>License the cluster</li></ul><h5>Module 4 - Verify and Test Cluster </h5><ul> <li>Verify cluster status</li><li>Run post install benchmark tests</li><li>Explore the cluster structure</li></ul><h5>Module 5 - Work with Volumes </h5><ul> <li>Data fabric architecture</li><li>Object store architecture and operations</li><li>Node/volume topology</li><li>Attributes for standard volumes</li><li>Design a volume plan</li><li>Name container sizing</li><li>Data tiering</li></ul><h5>Module 6 - Work with Snapshots </h5><ul> <li>Describe how snapshots work</li><li>Use and maintain snapshots</li></ul><h5>Module 7 - Work with Mirrors </h5><ul> <li>How mirrors work</li><li>Mirroring types</li><li>Using mirrors for disaster recovery</li></ul><h5>Module 8 - Configure Users and Cluster Parameters </h5><ul> <li>Manage users and groups</li><li>Use access control expressions</li><li>Accountable entities and quotas</li><li>Configuring policy-based security</li><li>Configuring object store access policies</li></ul><h5>Module 9 - Configure Cluster Access </h5><ul> <li>Access cluster data</li><li>Configure virtual IP addresses</li><li>Set up client access</li></ul><h5>Module 10 - Monitor and Manage the Cluster </h5><ul> <li>Monitor using the control system and CLI</li><li>Using HPE Ezmeral Data Fabric Monitoring (Spyglass Initiative)</li><li>Configure and respond to alarms</li></ul><h5>Module 11 - Disk and Node Maintenance </h5><ul> <li>Managing disks</li><li>Managing nodes</li><li>Configuring balancer settings</li></ul><h5>Module 12 - Troubleshoot Cluster Problems</h5> <ul> <li>Basic troubleshooting</li><li>Tools and utilities</li></ul>By the end of the course, the participant should be able to: - Demonstrate basic cluster administration skills - Audit and prepare cluster hardware prior to installation - Run pre-installation tests to verify performance - Plan a service layout according to cluster configuration and business needs - Describe the primary architectural components of an HPE Data Fabric installation (nodes, storage pools, volumes, containers, chunks, blocks) - Use the UI installer or the manual method to install the HPE Ezmeral Data Fabric File and Object Store cluster - Define and implement an appropriate node topology - Define and implement an appropriate volume topology - Set permissions and quotas for users and groups - Set up email and alerts - Locate and review configuration files used by the cluster - Start and stop services - Use Hadoop commands to perform basic functions - Use “maprcli” commands to perform basic functions - Use the MCS - Assist with data ingestion - Configure, monitor, and respond to alerts - Detect and replace failed disks - Detect and replace failed nodes - Create and delete snapshots using both maprcli and the MCS - Create and delete mirrors using both maprcli and the MCS - Use mirrors and snapshots for data protection - Add, remove, and upgrade ecosystem components - Monitor and tune job performance - Set up NFS access to the clusterParticipants in this course should have: - Basic Hadoop knowledge and intermediate Linux knowledge - Experience using a Linux text editor such as vi - Familiarity with the Linux command line options such as mv, cp, ssh, grep, and useraddSystem administrators who will be installing, configuring, and maintaining an HPE Ezmeral Data Fabric File and Object Store cluster environment- Data Fabric File and Object Store - Module 2 - Prepare for Installation - Module 3 - Install a Data Fabric Cluster - Module 4 - Verify and Test Cluster - Module 5 - Work with Volumes - Module 6 - Work with Snapshots - Module 7 - Work with Mirrors - Module 8 - Configure Users and Cluster Parameters - Module 9 - Configure Cluster Access - Module 10 - Monitor and Manage the Cluster - Module 11 - Disk and Node Maintenance - Module 12 - Troubleshoot Cluster ProblemsData Fabric File and Object Store - Why data fabric? - Key features - Architecture basics Module 2 - Prepare for Installation - Security modes - Configuring data fabric security and managing impersonations - Plan the cluster and service layout - Prepare and verify cluster hardware - Test nodes Module 3 - Install a Data Fabric Cluster - Installer options - Perform a manual installation - License the cluster Module 4 - Verify and Test Cluster - Verify cluster status - Run post install benchmark tests - Explore the cluster structure Module 5 - Work with Volumes - Data fabric architecture - Object store architecture and operations - Node/volume topology - Attributes for standard volumes - Design a volume plan - Name container sizing - Data tiering Module 6 - Work with Snapshots - Describe how snapshots work - Use and maintain snapshots Module 7 - Work with Mirrors - How mirrors work - Mirroring types - Using mirrors for disaster recovery Module 8 - Configure Users and Cluster Parameters - Manage users and groups - Use access control expressions - Accountable entities and quotas - Configuring policy-based security - Configuring object store access policies Module 9 - Configure Cluster Access - Access cluster data - Configure virtual IP addresses - Set up client access Module 10 - Monitor and Manage the Cluster - Monitor using the control system and CLI - Using HPE Ezmeral Data Fabric Monitoring (Spyglass Initiative) - Configure and respond to alarms Module 11 - Disk and Node Maintenance - Managing disks - Managing nodes - Configuring balancer settings Module 12 - Troubleshoot Cluster Problems - Basic troubleshooting - Tools and utilities3 jours2250.002250.00