IBM Flash Storage Fundamentals SSFS1G Training Course | CourseMonster
- CMDBID 55633
- Course Code SSFS1G
- Duration 1 Days
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Overview
IBM Flash Storage Fundamentals SSFS1Gis a practical training course for teams that need structured, instructor-led skills in IBM Flash Storage Fundamentals, SSFS1G Course Administration, Introduction Unit. CourseMonster has rewritten this summary to make the page clearer for learners, managers and search engines while preserving the key learning outcomes.
Enterprise data is growing exponentially. This data explosion is making commonly accepted practices of data management inadequate. Social, mobile, cloud, big data, and analytics are driving an explosion in data volumes and causing new challenges for data protection, disaster recovery, regulatory requirements, and standards for compliance. Data management has become one of the highest priorities of organizations today.
The IBM FlashSystem products are designed to help companies improve performance and reduce server sprawl, power consumption, cooling, and floor space requirements. All of this in turn can help clients save money, improve performance, and invest more in innovation. The IBM FlashSystem family can help you take control of your storage, harness existing data, and manage your IT infrastructure in a much more cloud-like fashion. This course will aim to provide the basics of flash storage systems, specifically IBM’s portfolio in this area.
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Audience
- Enrollment in this course is not restricted. Typical students may include:
Skills Gained
Demonstrate an understanding of flash storage from a technology standpoint
Summarize the benefits of IBM FlashCore technology
Recognize all the flash storage products from IBM and their benefits
Summarize the architecture of IBM FlashSystem products, including Spectrum Virtualize, and the FlashSystem 900 offerings
Demonstrate an ability to access and interact with the graphical interface of an IBM Spectrum Virtualize FlashSystem.
Summarize the various use cases of each of the FlashSystem products
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Prerequisites
You should have a basic understanding of concepts associated with open systems disk storage systems and I/O operations.
You may want to consider taking:
Introduction to Storage (SS01G)
Outline
- Course Administration and Introduction
- Unit 1: An Overview of Flash Storage
- Unit 2: IBM Flash Storage Portfolio
- Unit 3: An Overview of IBM FlashSystem 900
- Unit 4: An Overview of IBM FlashSystem V9000
- Unit 5: An Overview of IBM FlashSystems A9000 and A9000R
Exercise simulations with Lab Guide
- Exercise 1. Access menu
- Exercise 2. Settings menu
- Exercise 3. Creating a volume
- Exercise 4. Mapping a volume to a host
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Exam and certification details
This course may support a vendor exam, digital badge or professional certification depending on the selected delivery option. Delegates should confirm exam inclusion, voucher availability, prerequisites, pass mark and version before booking.
Official vendor training information: IBM Training.
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