RH436 - Red Hat High Availability Clustering Course
- Duration: 40 Hours
- Exam Voucher: Yes
- Language: English
- Course Delivery : E - Learning Access
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Course Overview
The RH436 – Red Hat High Availability Clustering Course delivers intensive, lab‑centric training on deploying and managing high‑availability clusters using Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Emphasizing real‑world operational skills, participants learn to install and configure Pacemaker‑based clusters, manage shared storage, implement quorum and fencing strategies, and maintain highly available services. This course is ideal for senior Linux administrators looking to build resilient infrastructures by eliminating single points of failure and maximizing uptime for business‑critical applications.
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Course Details
- Acquire practical skills in high availability cluster deployment and management
- Configure resilient services and eliminate single points of failure across clustered nodes
- Manage shared storage, including iSCSI, multipath, LVM, and GFS2 based file systems
- Understand quorum, fencing, and resource group strategies that safeguard cluster integrity
- Troubleshoot common cluster and resource issues in enterprise environments
- Strengthen readiness for the Red Hat EX436 certification and enterprise IT roles
- Suitable for senior Linux system administrators, cloud engineers, data center specialists, and infrastructure engineers
- Recommended prerequisites include RHCSA (EX200) and ideally RHCE (EX294) or equivalent experience managing Linux systems
- Familiarity with basic Red Hat Enterprise Linux administration and command line operations enhances learning outcomes
- Install and configure a Pacemaker based high availability cluster
- Manage cluster node membership, quorum, and fencing configurations
- Create and manage highly available services and resource groups
- Troubleshoot cluster issues and resolve service availability challenges
- Configure and manage shared storage such as iSCSI initiators, multipathing, and LVM in clustered environments
- Implement GFS2 file systems for shared storage access across cluster nodes
- Introduction to high availability clusters and storage technologies
- Installing and configuring Pacemaker based high availability clusters
- Cluster node management, quorum, and fencing concepts
- Creating and configuring high availability resources and resource groups
- Shared storage integration: iSCSI, multipath, and clustered LVM
- GFS2 file system configuration for shared access
- Troubleshooting cluster and service operational issues
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