ISMEMDell EMCEM-ISM5<p>Upon successful completion of this course, participants should be able to:</p> <ul> <li>Describe business drivers of digital transformation.</li><li>Describe modern data center infrastructure and its elements.</li><li>Explain intelligent storage systems and their types.</li><li>Evaluate various storage networking technologies and approaches.</li><li>Describe software-defined storage and networking.</li><li>Articulate business continuity and data protection solutions (replication, backup, migration, and archiving).</li><li>Describe storage infrastructure security and management processes.</li></ul><p>To successfully complete this course, a student should have:</p> <ul> <li>A basic understanding of computer architecture, operating systems, and networking</li><li>Participants with experience in specific segments of storage infrastructure would also be able to assimilate the course material</li></ul><p>This course is intended for:</p> <ul> <li>Experienced IT professionals directly managing storage infrastructure</li><li>IT professionals seeking to better understand the role of storage infrastructure in the modern data center</li><li>Students and professionals considering a career in the storage industry</li><li>Organization-wide IT teams responsible for planning, designing, deploying, managing, or leveraging storage infrastructure</li><li>Individuals who are seeking Dell Technologies Proven Professional Information Storage and Management associate-level certification</li></ul><ul> <li>Introduction to Information Storage</li><li>Business Drivers of Digital Transformation</li><li>Modern Data Center Environment</li><li>Intelligent Storage Systems</li><li>Block, File, and Object-based Storage System</li><li>Storage Area Network &ndash; FC SAN</li><li>IP SAN, FCoE, and NVMe-oF</li><li>Software Defined Storage and Network</li><li>Business Continuity</li><li>Data Protection</li><li>Storage Infrastructure Security</li><li>Storage Infrastructure Management</li></ul><h5>Introduction to Information Storage</h5><ul> <li>Data and information</li><li>Key characteristics of a data center</li><li>Business drivers of digital transformation</li></ul><h5>Business Drivers of Digital Transformation</h5><ul> <li>Cloud Computing</li><li>Big Data and AI/ML</li><li>IoT, Edge Computing, and 5G</li></ul><h5>Modern Data Center Environment</h5><ul> <li>Types of compute system, hypervisor, VM, and containers</li><li>Applications, types of storage and network</li><li>Software-defined Data Center</li><li>Modern Data Center Architecture, CI/HCI</li></ul><h5>Intelligent Storage Systems</h5><ul> <li>Types and components of intelligent storage systems</li><li>RAID</li><li>Storage provisioning and tiering</li></ul><h5>Block, File, and Object-based Storage System</h5><ul> <li>Block storage system components</li><li>Scale-up and Scale-out NAS</li><li>Features and components of Object storage system</li><li>Unified storage system</li></ul><h5>Storage Area Network &ndash; FC SAN</h5><ul> <li>FC SAN Architecture</li><li>FC topologies and zoning</li><li>SAN virtualization</li></ul><h5>IP SAN, FCoE, and NVMe-oF</h5><ul> <li>iSCSI components, protocol stack, and VLAN</li><li>FCIP connectivity, protocol stack, and FCoE</li><li>NVMe-oF</li></ul><h5>Software Defined Storage and Network</h5><ul> <li>Key attributes of SDS, SDS architecture</li><li>SDN architecture, benefits</li></ul><h5>Business Continuity</h5><ul> <li>Business continuity overview</li><li>Fault tolerant IT infrastructure</li></ul><h5>Data Protection</h5><ul> <li>Data replication</li><li>Backup and recovery</li><li>Data deduplication</li><li>Data archiving and migration</li></ul><h5>Storage Infrastructure Security</h5><ul> <li>Introduction to information security</li><li>Storage security domains and threats</li><li>Key security controls</li></ul><h5>Storage Infrastructure Management</h5><ul> <li>Introduction to storage management</li><li>Operations management</li></ul>Upon successful completion of this course, participants should be able to: - Describe business drivers of digital transformation. - Describe modern data center infrastructure and its elements. - Explain intelligent storage systems and their types. - Evaluate various storage networking technologies and approaches. - Describe software-defined storage and networking. - Articulate business continuity and data protection solutions (replication, backup, migration, and archiving). - Describe storage infrastructure security and management processes.To successfully complete this course, a student should have: - A basic understanding of computer architecture, operating systems, and networking - Participants with experience in specific segments of storage infrastructure would also be able to assimilate the course materialThis course is intended for: - Experienced IT professionals directly managing storage infrastructure - IT professionals seeking to better understand the role of storage infrastructure in the modern data center - Students and professionals considering a career in the storage industry - Organization-wide IT teams responsible for planning, designing, deploying, managing, or leveraging storage infrastructure - Individuals who are seeking Dell Technologies Proven Professional Information Storage and Management associate-level certification- Introduction to Information Storage - Business Drivers of Digital Transformation - Modern Data Center Environment - Intelligent Storage Systems - Block, File, and Object-based Storage System - Storage Area Network – FC SAN - IP SAN, FCoE, and NVMe-oF - Software Defined Storage and Network - Business Continuity - Data Protection - Storage Infrastructure Security - Storage Infrastructure ManagementIntroduction to Information Storage - Data and information - Key characteristics of a data center - Business drivers of digital transformation Business Drivers of Digital Transformation - Cloud Computing - Big Data and AI/ML - IoT, Edge Computing, and 5G Modern Data Center Environment - Types of compute system, hypervisor, VM, and containers - Applications, types of storage and network - Software-defined Data Center - Modern Data Center Architecture, CI/HCI Intelligent Storage Systems - Types and components of intelligent storage systems - RAID - Storage provisioning and tiering Block, File, and Object-based Storage System - Block storage system components - Scale-up and Scale-out NAS - Features and components of Object storage system - Unified storage system Storage Area Network – FC SAN - FC SAN Architecture - FC topologies and zoning - SAN virtualization IP SAN, FCoE, and NVMe-oF - iSCSI components, protocol stack, and VLAN - FCIP connectivity, protocol stack, and FCoE - NVMe-oF Software Defined Storage and Network - Key attributes of SDS, SDS architecture - SDN architecture, benefits Business Continuity - Business continuity overview - Fault tolerant IT infrastructure Data Protection - Data replication - Backup and recovery - Data deduplication - Data archiving and migration Storage Infrastructure Security - Introduction to information security - Storage security domains and threats - Key security controls Storage Infrastructure Management - Introduction to storage management - Operations management5 Tage3125.003125.002693.002693.002693.002693.00