Data Storage Course Details

Today’s large enterprises and corporations have a fundamental need for powerful and reliable enterprise storage solutions. Featuring high-speed data access, back-up capabilities, archiving solutions, and disaster recovery planning; modern enterprise data storage systems allow enterprises and corporations to meet their business continuity and regulatory requirements. Our portfolio of expert enterprise data storage courses will enable you to build your skills, gain certification, and enhance your career by learning how to plan, design, and manage key components of your information lifecycle.


Data Storage Course Highlights

Course Duration

1 month

8 Weekends

Learners

50000

Delivery Mode

Class Room Training

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COURSE OUTCOME
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WHO WILL BENEFIT
Project Managers 80%
Students 70%
Developers 40%
Financial Analyst 50%
Data Analyst 70%
Data Miners 40%
Specialist 80%
COURSE CURRICULUM

Table of Contents

S.No Chapter Hours
1 Introduction to Storage 2 hours
2 SCSI Evolution 1 hours
3 Introduction to SAS Technology 1 hours
4 Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disk (RAID) 6 hours
5 Fiber Channel 2 hours
6 Storage Hardware & Ecosystem 3 hours
7 Architecture 3 hours
8 Lab 12 hours
9 Test 3 hours
Total 33 hours

Detailed Contents

1.Introduction to Storage
alt text1.1 Storage history
alt text1.2 Why Storage is required
alt text1.3 What is Data
alt text1.4 Importance of Data
alt text1.5 Storage Evolution
2. SCSI Evolution
alt text2.1 What is SCSI- Defination
alt text2.2 How does it work,
alt text2.3 Types of SCSI
alt text2.4 Advantages, disadvantages
3.Introduction to SAS Technology
alt text3.1 What is SAS- Definition
alt text3.2 How does it work
alt text3.3 Types of SAS controller
alt text3.4 Advantages, disadvantages
4.Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disk (RAID)
alt text4.1 Introduction to RAID
alt text4.2 RAID Levels
alt text4.3 RAID 0 – 6, DP
alt text4.4 Nested RAID Terminology
alt text4.5 Comparison of RAID Levels
alt text4.6 RAID Characteristics
alt text4.7 Hardware and software Raid
5.Fiber Channel
alt text5.1 FC Topologies
alt text5.2 FC Ports
alt text5.3 FC Protocol Layers
alt text5.4 FC WWNs
alt text5.5 FC Addresses
alt text5.6 FC Frame
alt text5.7 FC Flow Control
6.Storage Hardware & Ecosystem
alt text6.1 Host Bus Adapters
alt text6.2 SFPs, FC Cables and Connectors
alt text6.3 SCSI/SATA/SAS Cables and Connectors
alt text6.4 Disk Drive
alt text6.5 Host Bus Adapters
alt text6.6 JBODs
alt text6.7 RAID Arrays
alt text6.8 RAID Controllers
alt text6.9 External Storage Boxes
7.Architecture
alt text7.1 DAS – Advantages and Limitation
alt text7.2 NAS – Advantages and Limitation
alt text7.3 SAN – Advantages and Limitation
alt text7.4 Comparing DAS, NAS and SAN
8.LAB
alt text8.1 Window installation
alt text8.2 Linux installation
alt text8.3 Sles11 Installation
alt text8.4 Linux command
alt text8.5 Firmware flash
alt text8.6 Driver upgrade
alt text8.7 Raid lab