DO280LS: Red Hat OpenShift Administration II: Operating a Production Kubernetes Cluster – eLearning

Learn how to configure and manage Red Hat OpenShift clusters for secure, reliable production environments. The course builds on fundamental OpenShift administration skills and focuses on the day-to-day tasks required to support multiple applications, users and development teams.

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The course develops your OpenShift administration skills with a particular focus on security, multitenancy and managing production workloads. You will learn how to configure authentication and authorization, control access to cluster resources, manage resource quotas and secure communication between applications.

You will also work with declarative resource management, application deployment, network policies and Kubernetes Operators. The skills covered can be applied across OpenShift Container Platform, Red Hat OpenShift on AWS and Azure Red Hat OpenShift.

What will you get out of the course?

After completing the course, you will be able to:

• Configure authentication and authorization for cluster users
• Manage access using roles and role-based access control
• Configure resource quotas and limits for applications and teams
• Apply security policies to workloads
• Secure network traffic between applications
• Deploy and update applications using declarative workflows
• Install and manage Kubernetes Operators
• Manage applications that require elevated permissions
• Perform common OpenShift cluster administration tasks
• Update and maintain OpenShift clusters

Who is this course for?

The course is suitable for:

• OpenShift cluster administrators
• System administrators
• Site Reliability Engineers
• Platform engineers
• System and software architects
• IT professionals responsible for managing applications, users and services on OpenShift clusters

Prerequisites

Participants should have skills equivalent to DO180: Red Hat OpenShift Administration I, including experience deploying and managing Kubernetes applications using the OpenShift web console and command-line tools.

Intermediate Bash skills and basic knowledge of Linux networking and security tools are also recommended.