Red Hat Services Management and Automation with Exam Classroom Training in Belgium

This Red Hat Services Management and Automation with Exam Classroom Training in Belgium teaches IT professionals how to configure, manage, and scale essential network services used in enterprise datacenters.

Participants will first learn to set up these services manually, then automate their deployment and configuration using Red Hat Ansible Engine, enabling scalable and repeatable operations.

Includes EX358 certification exam.

RHCE on RHEL 8 or equivalent Linux system administration & Ansible automation skills

By the end of this Red Hat Services Management and Automation with Exam Classroom Training in Belgium, you will have gained knowledge and skills in the following areas:

Individual Impact

• Gain skills to configure, manage & automate network services

• Write Ansible playbooks for scalable automation

• Troubleshoot DNS, DHCP, web, database & storage services

Organizational Impact

• Faster, more reliable deployment of critical IT services

• Improved compliance & operational efficiency

• Shift focus from repetitive tasks to innovation

1. Manage Network Services

• Review essential tools and approaches

• Manual + Ansible automation methods

2. Link Aggregation

• Configure Linux Network Teaming for redundancy & load balancing

3. DNS Management

• Operation of DNS

• Troubleshooting DNS issues

• Configure caching nameserver & authoritative DNS

4. DHCP & IP Address Assignment

• IPv4 & IPv6 addressing methods

• Configure DHCP, DHCPv6, SLAAC

5. Printing Services

• Configure IPP Everywhere printers

• Manage printer queues

6. Email Transmission

• Mail server operation principles

• Use Postfix for outbound email relay

7. MariaDB SQL Databases

• Fundamentals of SQL-based databases

• Perform basic SQL queries for troubleshooting

• Set up a simple MariaDB service

8. Web Servers

• Provide web content with Apache HTTPD & Nginx

• Configure virtual hosts & TLS encryption

9. Web Server Optimization

• Use Varnish to cache static content

• Use HAProxy for TLS termination & load balancing

10. File-based Network Storage

• Provide shares with NFS & SMB protocols

11. Block-based Network Storage

• Configure iSCSI initiators

• Connect to Ceph clusters or storage arrays