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Lesson 5 - Work with Volumes
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Quiz 5
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Lesson 6 - Work with Snapshots
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Quiz 6
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Lesson 7 - Work with Mirrors
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Quiz 7
- Course Materials
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Lab Guide
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Lab Environment Setup Guide
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Course Sandboxes
Store and Protect Cluster Data (v6) - ADM 201
Learn how to design and implement a volume plan; snapshots for protection against user or application errors, and mirror volumes for load balancing, backup, or disaster recovery.
This course begins by teaching you about volumes and topology, and how to design and implement a volume plan to manage your data. It then covers snapshots, which provide protection against user or application errors. Finally, you will learn how to use mirror volumes for load balancing, deployment, backup, or disaster recovery. This is the second of five courses in the Cluster Administration Series.
What's Covered
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5: Work with Volumes Overview of VolumesVolume Placement (Topology) Attributes for Standard Volumes Design a Volume Plan Create and Configure Volumes |
Configure Node Topology Create Volumes and Set Quotas |
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6: Work with Snapshots Describe How Snapshots WorkCreate and Schedule Snapshots Use and Maintain Snapshots |
Work with Snapshots Restore Data from a Snapshot |
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7: Work with Mirrors Describe How Mirrors WorkConfigure and Use Local Mirrors Use Remote Mirrors |
Configure Local Mirrors |
Prerequisites
- Best results when this course is taken after completing ADM 200 in the Data Fabric Cluster Admin series
- Completion of Intro to Big Data and Apache Hadoop Essentials is recommended
- Basic Hadoop knowledge and intermediate Linux knowledge
- Experience using a text editor such as vi
- Familiarity with command-line options such as mv, cp, ssh, grep, cd, and useradd