Deploying and Managing Red Hat OpenStack Services on OpenShift
OpenStack Administration II: Deploy Control Plane Services and Manage Data Plane Nodes (CL270) is designed for Red Hat OpenStack administrators who want to strengthen their skills in deploying, managing, and scaling Red Hat OpenStack Services on OpenShift.
Throughout the course, participants learn the processes, technologies, and tools required to establish a functional OpenStack cluster. The training also focuses on managing and troubleshooting data plane nodes that host workloads for cloud users.
Through hands-on exercises and practical scenarios, participants learn how to install prerequisite operators and create the custom resources required for an OpenStack environment. They also develop troubleshooting and management skills for OpenStack compute nodes by working with the External Data Plane Management (EDPM) automation engine.
This course is based on Red Hat OpenStack Services on OpenShift 18.
Organizational Impact
The skills developed through CL270 can help organizations establish advanced technical capabilities for deploying, managing, and troubleshooting Red Hat OpenStack Services on OpenShift environments.
Effective deployment and management of OpenStack control plane and data plane components can help organizations operate their cloud infrastructure in a more controlled manner while preparing OpenStack environments to reliably support cloud user workloads.
Individual Impact
After completing this course, Red Hat OpenStack administrators will be better prepared to deploy and scale Red Hat OpenStack Services on OpenShift environments.
Participants develop practical experience with deploying the OpenStack control plane, preparing RHEL servers for use as data plane nodes, managing data plane node sets, and configuring RHOSO cluster resources to support cloud user workloads.
They also strengthen their ability to manage and troubleshoot OpenStack compute nodes by working with the External Data Plane Management (EDPM) automation engine.
























