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What you will learn

Overview

Preparing for Red Hat OpenShift Implementing Containers on IBM Power Systems LX063G is a practical training course for teams that need structured, instructor-led skills in Preparing, Red Hat OpenShift Implementing, Containers.

This 2 day course is designed to provide skills enablement for system administrators and product support specialists in the area of operating system based virtualization provided by Linux containers. Topics include introduction to Podman, Buildah, Docker, Kubernetes and CRI-O. Hands-on exercises reinforce the lecture material, allowing students to install and configure Linux containers.

Audience

This course is for anyone that needs to build experience with operating system based virtualization using Docker. The audience for this training includes the following:

Cloud administrators

POWER technical support individuals

POWER system administrators

POWER system engineers

POWER system architects

Skills Gained

After completing this course, you should be able to:

  • Describe Linux containers architecture
  • Install and configure Docker onto a Power Systems environment
  • Perform Docker administration operations
  • Install and configure CRI-O
  • Perform basic container orchestration steps

Prerequisites

Prerequisites

  • No formal prerequisites are required unless specified by the vendor for Preparing for Red Hat OpenShift Implementing Containers on IBM Power Systems LX063G
  • A basic understanding of the relevant business, technology or project environment is recommended
  • Review the official vendor guidance before booking an exam or certification assessment

Outline

Unit 1: Introduction to containers

Exercise 1: Accessing lab environment

Unit 2: Implementing containers on IBM Power Systems

Exercise 2: podman installation

Unit 3: Container operations

Exercise 3: Managing containers and images

Unit 4: Container orchestration

Exercise 4: Managing storage and networking

Certification

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.

Is Preparing for Red Hat OpenShift Implementing Containers on IBM Power Systems LX063G right for me?

This course is for learners who want structured, expert-led training in enterprise technology with practical workplace outcomes.

What will I learn on Preparing for Red Hat OpenShift Implementing Containers on IBM Power Systems LX063G?

You will build practical enterprise technology skills, understand key concepts and apply the course outcomes in real workplace scenarios.

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