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.
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For the past five or six years, storage-related certifications have loomed large and impressive in a variety of employer and job market surveys. In any case, there's no doubt that skills and knowledge related to various networked forms of storage -- such as storage area networks (SANs), network-attached storage (NAS) and even storage as a service (STaaS) -- are in high demand in today's workplace. Additionally, IT professionals interested in data center or network backbone related positions are likely to need strong storage chops to do their jobs. In some ways, the state of storage certification perfectly mirrors in a single subject area (or perhaps a closely clustered collection of related subjects) what occurs across the full spectrum of information technology nowadays. That is, there are some vendor-neutral storage certifications available, particularly those from the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) and Arcitura, while there are also numerous vendor-specific storage credentials available from vendors that offer storage systems and solutions, including Cisco, Brocade, D-Link, EMC, Hitachi Data Systems (HDS), HP (H3C), NetApp, Sun/Oracle and Symantec, among others.
As it happens, the vendor-neutral CompTIA/SNIA credential provides an excellent entry point into the world of storage design, implementation and management, while vendor-specific programs tend to match up with what active IT professionals interact with in the workplace for current employers (or what they'd like to interact with for future or prospective employers). Vendor-neutral credentials recognize broad competency in storage design, implementation and management, while vendor-specific programs tend to match up with technologies active IT
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 |
1.Introduction to Storage |
1.1 Storage history |
1.2 Why Storage is required |
1.3 What is Data |
1.4 Importance of Data |
1.5 Storage Evolution |
2. SCSI Evolution |
2.1 What is SCSI- Defination |
2.2 How does it work, |
2.3 Types of SCSI |
2.4 Advantages, disadvantages |
3.Introduction to SAS Technology |
3.1 What is SAS- Definition |
3.2 How does it work |
3.3 Types of SAS controller |
3.4 Advantages, disadvantages |
4.Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disk (RAID) |
4.1 Introduction to RAID |
4.2 RAID Levels |
4.3 RAID 0 – 6, DP |
4.4 Nested RAID Terminology |
4.5 Comparison of RAID Levels |
4.6 RAID Characteristics |
4.7 Hardware and software Raid |
5.Fiber Channel |
5.1 FC Topologies |
5.2 FC Ports |
5.3 FC Protocol Layers |
5.4 FC WWNs |
5.5 FC Addresses |
5.6 FC Frame |
5.7 FC Flow Control |
6.Storage Hardware & Ecosystem |
6.1 Host Bus Adapters |
6.2 SFPs, FC Cables and Connectors |
6.3 SCSI/SATA/SAS Cables and Connectors |
6.4 Disk Drive |
6.5 Host Bus Adapters |
6.6 JBODs |
6.7 RAID Arrays |
6.8 RAID Controllers |
6.9 External Storage Boxes |
7.Architecture |
7.1 DAS – Advantages and Limitation |
7.2 NAS – Advantages and Limitation |
7.3 SAN – Advantages and Limitation |
7.4 Comparing DAS, NAS and SAN |
8.LAB |
8.1 Window installation |
8.2 Linux installation |
8.3 Sles11 Installation |
8.4 Linux command |
8.5 Firmware flash |
8.6 Driver upgrade |
8.7 Raid lab |