Oracle Solaris Cluster Administration 3.3

Duration ; 5 days

Price : IDR.12.000,000

The Oracle Solaris Cluster Administration training helps you develop the skills needed to install and administer Oracle Solaris Cluster 3.3 3/13 hardware and software systems. You'll be introduced to Oracle Solaris Cluster 3.3 3/13 hardware and software product features, hardware configuration and software installation along with configuration, data service configuration, and system operation.

Learn To:

Install Oracle Solaris Cluster.
Use Cluster commands to administer global properties, quorum, disk paths and interconnect components.
Build ZFS Storage pools and file systems for the cluster.
Configure an IPMP group and fail over an adapter in the group.
Create scalable and failover resource groups.
Configure Oracle Solaris Zones, Failover Zones and Zone Clusters.

Benefits to You

Investing in this course will help you develop a deeper understanding of how to install, configure and administer an Oracle Solaris Cluster - skills that can be applied to your daily job. Expert Oracle University instructors will help you gain the skills necessary to create a robust environment, which allows for the balancing of workloads and failover of applications.

Gain Hands-On Experience

This course provides an intensive hands-on experience for key system administration tasks. You'll get hands-on experience installing, configuring and managing an Oracle Solaris Cluster 3.3 3/13 environment.

Audience
Data Center Manager
System Administrator
Technical Administrator

Related Training
Required Prerequisites
Perform system boot procedures
Manage file systems and local disk drives 
Manage user administration 
Administer the Oracle Solaris 10 OS

Suggested Prerequisites
Solaris Volume Manager Administration

Course Objectives
Configure solaris10 branded zone, build zone clusters, migrate scalable application from global zone to zone cluster,
convert a scalable application to failover application in zone
Describe the major Oracle Solaris Cluster hardware and software components and functions
Configure access to node consoles and the cluster console software
Install and configure the Oracle Solaris Cluster software
Configure Oracle Solaris Cluster quorum devices and device fencing
Configure and use ZFS in the Oracle Solaris Cluster software environment
Configure Solaris Volume Manager software in the Oracle Solaris Cluster software environment
Create Internet Protocol Multipathing (IPMP) failover groups in the Oracle Solaris Cluster software environment
Describe resources and resource groups, configure a failover data service resource group (Network File System [NFS]),
and configure a scalable data service resource group (Apache)

Course Topics
Planning the Oracle Solaris Cluster Environment
  Define Clustering
  Describe Oracle Solaris Cluster features
  Identify Oracle Solaris Cluster hardware environment
  Identify the Oracle Solaris Cluster software environment
  Identify the Oracle Solaris Cluster-Supported applications
  Identify the Oracle Solaris Cluster High Availability Framework
  Identify Global Storage Services
  Identify Virtualization support in Oracle Solaris Cluster

Establishing Cluster Node Console Connectivity
  Describe the different methods of accessing a console
  Configure the Oracle Solaris Cluster console software on the administration workstation
  Use the Oracle Solaris Console tools

Preparing for the Oracle Solaris Cluster Installation
  Prepare the Oracle Solaris OS environment
  Identify Cluster Storage topologies
  Describe Quorum Server, Quorum Votes, and Quorum Devices
  Describe Persistent Quorum Reservations and Cluster Amnesia
  Describe Data Fencing
  Configure a Cluster Interconnect
  Identify public network adapters
  Configure shared physical adapters

Installing and Configuring the Oracle Solaris Cluster Software
  List the Oracle Solaris Cluster installation and configuration steps
  Install the Oracle Solaris Cluster packages by using the Oracle Solaris Cluster installer
  Describe the Oracle Solaris Cluster framework configuration
  Configure a cluster installation using all-at-once and typical modes
  Configure additional nodes for the one-at-a-time method
  Describe the Oracle Solaris OS files and settings that are automatically configured by scinstall
  Perform automatic quorum configuration
  Describe manual quorum selection

Performing Oracle Solaris Cluster Administration
  Identify the cluster daemons
  Use cluster commands
  Use RBAC with Oracle Solaris Cluster
  Administer Cluster Global Properties
  Administer Cluster Nodes
  Administer Quorum
  Administer Disk Path Monitoring
  Administer SCSI protocol settings of storage devices

Using ZFS With Oracle Solaris Cluster Software
  Build ZFS storage pools and file systems
  Use ZFS for Oracle Solaris Cluster failover data

Using Solaris Volume Manager With Oracle Solaris Cluster Software
  Provide an overview of Solaris Volume Manager software
  Describe shared disk sets
  Describe Solaris Volume Manager Multi-Owner Disksets
  Describe creating and managing shared disks
  Build volumes in shared disk sets with soft partitions of mirrors 
  Use Solaris Volume Manager status commands
  Perform Oracle Solaris Cluster software-level device group management
  Mirror the boot disk with Solaris Volume Manager software

Managing the Public Network With IPMP
  Define the purpose of IPMP
  Define the concepts of an IPMP group
  List examples of network adapters in IPMP groups on a single Oracle Solaris OS server
  Describe the operation of the in.mpathd daemon
  List the options available for use with the ifconfig command that support IPMP and configure IPMP using        /etc/hostname.xxx files
   Configure IPMP manually with the ifconfig command
   Perform a forced failover of an adapter in an IPMP group
   Describe the integration of IPMP into the Oracle Solaris Cluster software environment

Managing Data Services, Resource Groups, and HA-NFS
  Describe how data service agents enable a data service in a cluster to operate properly
  List the components of a data service agent
  Describe data service packaging, installation, and registration
  Describe the primary purpose of resource groups
  Differentiate between failover and scalable data services
  Describe how to use special resource types
  List the guidelines for using global and highly available local file systems
  Differentiate between standard, extension, and resource group properties

Configuring Scalable Services and Advanced Resource Group Relationships
  Identify scalable services and shared addresses
  Describe the characteristics of scalable services
  Describe the SharedAddress resource
  Describe the properties of resource groups and scalable groups
  Describe how the SharedAddress resource works with scalable services
  Add auxiliary nodes for a SharedAddress property
  Review command examples for a scalable service
  Control scalable resources and resource groups

Using Oracle Solaris Zones in Oracle Solaris Cluster
  Describe Oracle Solaris 10 OS zones
  Identify HA for Zones
  Configure a failover Zone
  Identify Zones as virtual nodes
  Identify zone cluster
  Create a zone cluster
  Identify cross-cluster affinities and dependencies 

Exploring Oracle Solaris Cluster Use Cases
  Configure Oracle Database 11g software as a failover application