OpenStack Certification Training

Goal: Give a brief overview on the authentication, authorization, identity system and Image service of OpenStack.

Objectives: At the end of this module, you should be able to: Conceptualize the authentication and identity system for the Keystone service, Install and implement keystone, Understand the OpenStack Image service and leverage it for image uploads and downloads.

Topics: The following topics will be covered in this module:

Keystone:

• Introducing OpenStack identity management
• Identity concepts
• Keystone - User Interaction
• Role Mapping with keystone
• End points interaction via keystone

Glance:

• Glance Overview
• Glance components
• OpenStack Glance architecture
• Glance formats
• Glance status flow
• Image and Instances

Practicals Covered:The following concepts will be covered practically in this module:

Keystone:

• Install and configure Keystone
• Create a domain, projects, users and roles
• Verify operation

Glance:

• Create OpenStack client environment scripts
• Install and configure Glance
• Verify operation

Goal: Learn to implement the OpenStack compute service and block storage service. Utilize virtualization to successfully run Nova and Cinde

Objectives: At the end of this module, you should be able to: Understand and Implement the OpenStack compute service, Utilize virtualization to successfully implement and run Nova, Understand and Implement the OpenStack block service.

Topics:The following topics will be covered as part of this module:

Nova:

• Introducing OpenStack compute services
• Nova Components
• Nova Packet Flow
• KVM based Architecture

Cinder:

• Understanding Cinder (Block services)
• Cinder services
• Cinder Architecture
• How cinder works
• Manage volumes

Practicals Covered: The following topics will be covered practically in this module:

Nova:

• Install and configure controller node
• Install and configure compute node
• Verify operation

Cinder:

• Install and configure controller node
• Install and configure a storage node
• Verify operations

Goal: Learn the concepts of Neutron and successfully implement it.

Objectives: At the end of this module, you should be able to: Conceptualize Neutron, Successfully implement Neutron.

Topics: Introduction to OpenStack networking, Neutron – Network Configuration, Neutron Components & Agents, Neutron Plugins, ML2, ML3 Plugins, Fixed and Floating IPs, Network Services – LBaaS, FwaaS, VPNaaS.

Practicals Covered: Install and configure controller node, Install and configure compute node, Install and configure network node, Verify operations.

Goal: Learn about Swift installation and its implementations. And learn to integrate it with Glance to use as an image store.

Objectives: At the end of this module, you should be able to: Install Swift, Learn it’s implementations, Integrate it with Glance to use as an image store.

Topics: Introducing Object Storage, Features and Benefits, Object Storage Characteristics, Swift Components, Swift Architecture, Cluster Architecture, Ring Builder, Swift Replications, Cinder Snapshots and Backups.

Practicals Covered: Installing and configuring controller node, Install and configure the storage node, Create and distribute initial rings, Finalize installation, Verify operations.

Goal: Learn to Install GUI for OpenStack.

Objectives: At the end of this module, you should be able to: Install and configure GUI for OpenStack.

Topics: Introducing OpenStack Dashboard, Horizon Design, Horizon Internals, Horizon – Key values.

Practicals Covered: Install and Configure the Dashboard, Verify Operations, Upload and manage Image, Launch and manage Instance.

Goal: Learn to Implement Heat and ceilometer (orchestration and billing services).

Objectives: At the end of this module, you should be able to: Understanding Heat, Implement Heat orchestration, Billing and Alerting service.

Topics: The following topics will be covered in this module:

Heat

• Introducing Heat
• Heat Architecture
• Heat template

Ceilometer

• Understanding Ceilometer
• Purpose of Telemetry Service
• Basic ceilometer architecture
• Data collection
• Data Retrieval
• Heat and Ceilometer

Practicals CoveredThe following topics will be practically demonstrated in this module:

Heat

• Installing heat
• Verify operations

Ceilometer

• Installing Ceilometer
• Verify Operations

Goal: Learn to Install OpenStack database as a service module.

Objectives: At the end of this module, you should be able to: Install OpenStack database as a service module.

Topics: Introducing Trove, Trove components, Trove Architecture.

Practicals Covered: Installing and configuring Trove, Verify Operations.

Goal: Learn to Install a 3 Node Architecture of OpenStack.

Objectives: At the end of this module, you should be able to: Install a 3 Node Architecture of OpenStack.

Topics: Real-time problem resolutions, Real-time operations of OpenStack environment, Bug/Issue tracking, Troubleshooting scenarios and resolutions.

OpenStack training is designed to help you become an OpenStack Expert. During this course, our expert instructors will help you:

• Understand OpenStack
• Explore OpenStack architecture with both CLI and API functionalities
• Apply various implementation techniques
• Perform OpenStack operations
• Implement suitable use-cases for OpenStack
• Implement and use Nova, Neutron, Image and other OpenStack services
• Work on an interactive project around implementing OpenStack

The pre-requisites for this course include knowledge in virtualization, Linux administration, use of SSH\SCP along with a basic understanding of basic Command Line Interface.

Salesforce Certification training at edureka does not require any specific pre-requisites. But any working knowledge as an administrator or a developer or a functional consultant will be handy.

For your practical work, we will help you to setup OpenStack environment using Oracle VM VirtualBox, ISO File(eg:-Ubuntu). In case you come across any doubt, the 24*7 support team will promptly assist you.

Towards end of the course, you can work on a live project based on the below use-case:

Consider an organization who wants to deploy a website using OpenStack.

Being a part of the organization create a Cloud Computing Environment using OpenStack. Along with this, create a Project/Tenant which runs the website and a OpenStack user for that organization.

As a user of the organization, do the following to host your website on OpenStack Cloud:

• Create your web enabled OpenStack Image
• Create your OpenStack Network
• Create your firewall policies
• Create your Floating IP
• Provide Persistent Storage for your VM
• Boot your website VM onto OpenStack