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Upendra Rajan

This course is intended for IT professionals tasked with administering a Storage Scale storage cluster consisting of Linux nodes. The course includes information on various Storage Scale features that enable remote access to data that is stored in a cluster file system. This includes: multi-cluster support, clustered NFS, cluster export services (CES) and protocol support (NFS, SMB, and Object), Active File Management (AFM), and AFM-based Asynchronous Disaster Recovery (AFM DR). The features are described in lecture materials and implemented in lab exercises.

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Introduction
Welcome to IBM Storage Scale: Remote Data Access. Please complete the reading to understand the purpose and audience for this course.
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Unit 1: IBM Storage Scale Remote Data Access Overview
Unit one is all about familiarizing yourself with multi-cluster support. In this unit, you will complete three videos, one quiz, and one lab exercise.
Unit 2: Active File Management
In unit two, you'll explore active file management by watching three videos, passing one quiz, and completing one lab exercise.
Unit 3: AFM-based Asynchronous Disaster Recovery (AFM DR)
In unit 3, we are sticking with AFM. However, this time, we are focusing on disaster recovery.
Unit 4: Clustered NFS (CNFS)
Clustered NFS or CNFS for short are our topic for unit 4. We've broken up the unit into three videos and a graded quiz.
Unit 5: Cluster Export Services (CES)
Next up is CES or configuring export services. When you are ready, watch this unit's videos to learn about CES, open-source software, and node status.
Unit 6: CES NFS protocol support
Unit 7: CES SMB protocol support
Unit 8: CES object protocol support
Final quiz
To pass the course, you must receive a passing grade of 80% or higher on the final quiz. The quiz covers information from all units and videos.

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Taught by Upendra Rajan, who is an expert in Storage Scale storage clusters
Breaks down complex topics into manageable units, making it accessible to learners with varying levels of experience
Covers a wide range of topics, from basic concepts to advanced techniques
Provides hands-on experience through lab exercises, reinforcing theoretical concepts
Requires extensive background knowledge in Linux and storage systems
Assumes learners have access to a Storage Scale storage cluster for practical exercises

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Review Linux command line basics
Reinforce your foundational understanding of the Linux command line to enhance your overall experience with Storage Scale, which operates in a Linux environment.
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  • Visit online resources or tutorials on Linux command line
  • Practice basic commands in a terminal window
Review Storage Scale documentation
Review official course materials to refresh knowledge on topics covered in IBM Storage Scale: Remote Data Access.
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  • Access IBM documentation website
  • Locate Storage Scale documentation
  • Read through relevant sections and articles
Write a summary of Cluster Export Services (CES) features
Solidify your comprehension of Cluster Export Services (CES) in Storage Scale by summarizing its key features and how they enhance data access.
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  • Review CES documentation and articles
  • Note down the main features and benefits of CES
  • Write a concise summary of your findings
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Walkthrough of Storage Scale Active File Management (AFM)
Explore Storage Scale's Active File Management (AFM) feature by following guided tutorials and enhance your understanding of file management.
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  • Find online tutorials on Storage Scale AFM
  • Watch the tutorials and take notes
  • Apply what you learned in a lab environment
Configure NFS and SMB shares
Reinforce your understanding of NFS and SMB share configuration in Storage Scale through hands-on practice.
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  • Create a Linux virtual machine or use existing one
  • Install Storage Scale software
  • Configure NFS and SMB shares
  • Mount and access shares from client machines
Build a simple Storage Scale cluster with multi-cluster support
Extend your practical skills by building a basic Storage Scale cluster with multi-cluster support, solidifying your understanding of cluster management.
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  • Gather necessary hardware resources (servers, storage)
  • Install and configure Storage Scale software
  • Create multiple clusters and establish cross-cluster connections
  • Test data access and file sharing across clusters

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