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Course Number: RH601
Course Duration: 2 days

Topic:

High Availability Clustering for Apache and FTP

Audience:

System administrators

Price:

UKGBP 750 *
 EUR 1.177 *

* all prices excluding VAT

 
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  RH601 - Clustering for Apache and FTP Services


Overview

A two-day technical workshop for Linux and/or UNIX systems administrators and others with special interest, who want to install and configure Red Hat Linux Clusters for Apache and FTP services. The configuration interface addressed is Piranha.

Goal:

A system administrator who can install and configure the current version of Red Hat Linux clustering tools, and who understands what specific issues may be involved for administration and development.

Audience:

Linux or UNIX system administrators or other interested in the subject with experience with Linux, who desire a two-day coverage of WWW and FTP on high availability clusters, using Fail Over Service and Linux Virtual Server.

Prerequisites

RH253 Red Hat Linux Systems Administration or equivalent experience in Linux systems administration.

Course Objectives

  1. Introduction to clustering:
    • What is clustering
  2. Introduction to Apache:
    • Configuration and maintenance of an Apache Web Server
    • Security using configuration files
  3. Introduction to FTP:
    • Installing a FTP server
    • Configuration of Anonymous FTP server
  4. Clustering:
    • The Piranha Interface
    • Basic Networking
      • NAT
      • Direct Routing
      • Tunneling
    • Configuration of a Fail Over Service cluster
    • Configuration of a Linux Virtual Server cluster
    • Testing of services
  5. Q&A;, open forum

 

 
 
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