Proxmox VE Deployment & Management
AED6,202
Training content
The course provides a mix of theory and practical work, helping participants build competence and confidence in deploying, managing, and troubleshooting the Proxmox VE platform.
1. Understanding the architecture of Proxmox VE with a focus on a single server deployment.
2. Installing and setting up Proxmox VE: system requirements, installation, updates, and network configuration.
3. Exploring the management interfaces (web GUI, CLI).
4. Configuring and managing networks in Proxmox VE: Bridging and bonding network interfaces, VLANs, software-defined networking.
5. Storage management: Storage options in Proxmox VE with a focus on single server deployments.
6. Virtual guest management: Creating, managing, and understanding the various options and possibilities for VMs and Linux OS containers (LXC).
7. Migration to Proxmox VE from other hypervisors (V2V) and bare-metal machines (P2V) and recommended post-migration steps.
8. Backup and restore strategies: Backing up guests with the out-of-the-box backup functionality, exploring the integration with the Proxmox Backup Server, retention management, and restore possibilities.
9. Authentication and Permissions: Users, groups, authentication realms, and permission schemes.
10. Integrated firewall.
11. Troubleshooting common issues.
General Information
Course Objective
Equip IT professionals with a solid understanding of deploying, managing, and optimizing virtual environments using Proxmox VE for single server deployments.
Requirements
This course is aimed at participants who have basic knowledge of virtualization concepts.
Duration
The training course lasts for 14 hours. The total duration can be divided between 2 or several days.
How
All trainings are conducted live (or live virtual) by certified instructors from AIH Hub For Cloud Service & Datacenters Providers L.L.C an authorized Proxmox training partner.
1. Understanding the architecture of Proxmox VE with a focus on a single server deployment.
2. Installing and setting up Proxmox VE: system requirements, installation, updates, and network configuration.
3. Exploring the management interfaces (web GUI, CLI).
4. Configuring and managing networks in Proxmox VE: Bridging and bonding network interfaces, VLANs, software-defined networking.
5. Storage management: Storage options in Proxmox VE with a focus on single server deployments.
6. Virtual guest management: Creating, managing, and understanding the various options and possibilities for VMs and Linux OS containers (LXC).
7. Migration to Proxmox VE from other hypervisors (V2V) and bare-metal machines (P2V) and recommended post-migration steps.
8. Backup and restore strategies: Backing up guests with the out-of-the-box backup functionality, exploring the integration with the Proxmox Backup Server, retention management, and restore possibilities.
9. Authentication and Permissions: Users, groups, authentication realms, and permission schemes.
10. Integrated firewall.
11. Troubleshooting common issues.
General Information
Course Objective
Equip IT professionals with a solid understanding of deploying, managing, and optimizing virtual environments using Proxmox VE for single server deployments.
Requirements
This course is aimed at participants who have basic knowledge of virtualization concepts.
Duration
The training course lasts for 14 hours. The total duration can be divided between 2 or several days.
How
All trainings are conducted live (or live virtual) by certified instructors from AIH Hub For Cloud Service & Datacenters Providers L.L.C an authorized Proxmox training partner.
Proxmox VE Clustering and Shared Storage
AED6,202
Training content
The training course consist of both theory and lab exercises to give participants a deep understanding, in addition to hands-on experience. Several modules and practical lab exercises will cover deployment, setup, and configuration:
1. Architecture and components of a Proxmox VE cluster: Requirements, best practices.
2. Exploring the Proxmox Cluster File System (pmxcfs) and Corosync.
3. Cluster networking and redundancy, software-defined networking (SDN) and VLANs.
4. Storage management with shared storage options.
5. Deploying Ceph: Hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI), Ceph RBD for guest virtual disk storage, CephFS for clustered file storage, maintenance tasks, and best practices.
6. Migration of guests between nodes.
7. ZFS for asynchronous guest disk replication in a cluster.
8. High availability (HA) for VMs and containers.
9. Failure scenarios with exercises for HA and Ceph.
10. Considerations for a minimal 2 node setup with an external tiebreaker (QDevice).
11. Automate tasks using the Proxmox REST API or CLI tools.
12. Troubleshooting common issues
General Information
Course Objective
Equip IT professionals with a solid understanding of deploying, managing, and optimizing virtual environments using Proxmox VE in clustered deployments.
Requirements
This course is aimed at participants who have completed the Proxmox VE Deployment and Management training. This course covers topics that are not included in the Proxmox VE Deployment and Management course.
Duration
The training course lasts for 14 hours. The total duration can be divided between 2 or several days.
How
All trainings are conducted live (or live virtual) by certified instructors from AIH Hub For Cloud Service & Datacenters Providers L.L.C an authorized Proxmox training partner.
1. Architecture and components of a Proxmox VE cluster: Requirements, best practices.
2. Exploring the Proxmox Cluster File System (pmxcfs) and Corosync.
3. Cluster networking and redundancy, software-defined networking (SDN) and VLANs.
4. Storage management with shared storage options.
5. Deploying Ceph: Hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI), Ceph RBD for guest virtual disk storage, CephFS for clustered file storage, maintenance tasks, and best practices.
6. Migration of guests between nodes.
7. ZFS for asynchronous guest disk replication in a cluster.
8. High availability (HA) for VMs and containers.
9. Failure scenarios with exercises for HA and Ceph.
10. Considerations for a minimal 2 node setup with an external tiebreaker (QDevice).
11. Automate tasks using the Proxmox REST API or CLI tools.
12. Troubleshooting common issues
General Information
Course Objective
Equip IT professionals with a solid understanding of deploying, managing, and optimizing virtual environments using Proxmox VE in clustered deployments.
Requirements
This course is aimed at participants who have completed the Proxmox VE Deployment and Management training. This course covers topics that are not included in the Proxmox VE Deployment and Management course.
Duration
The training course lasts for 14 hours. The total duration can be divided between 2 or several days.
How
All trainings are conducted live (or live virtual) by certified instructors from AIH Hub For Cloud Service & Datacenters Providers L.L.C an authorized Proxmox training partner.
Proxmox VE Training Bundle
AED11,377
Training content
The course provides a mix of theory and practical work, helping participants build competence and confidence in deploying, managing, and troubleshooting Proxmox VE clusters:
Module 1: Deployment and Management
1. Understanding the architecture of Proxmox VE with a focus on a single server deployment.
2. Installing and setting up Proxmox VE: system requirements, installation, updates, and network configuration.
3. Exploring the management interfaces (web GUI, CLI).
4. Configuring and managing networks in Proxmox VE: Bridging and bonding network interfaces, VLANs, software-defined networking.
5. Storage management: Storage options in Proxmox VE with a focus on single server deployments.
6. Virtual guest management: Creating, managing, and understanding the various options and possibilities for VMs and Linux OS containers (LXC).
7. Migration to Proxmox VE from other hypervisors (V2V) and bare-metal machines (P2V) and recommended post-migration steps.
8. Backup and restore strategies: Backing up guests with the out-of-the-box backup functionality, exploring the integration with the Proxmox Backup Server, retention management, and restore possibilities.
9. Authentication and Permissions: Users, groups, authentication realms, and permission schemes.
10. Integrated firewall.
11. Troubleshooting common issues.
Module 2: Clustering and Shared Storage
1. Architecture and components of a Proxmox VE cluster: Requirements, best practices.
2. Exploring the Proxmox Cluster File System (pmxcfs) and Corosync.
3. Cluster networking and redundancy, software-defined networking (SDN) and VLANs.
4. Storage management with shared storage options.
5. Deploying Ceph: Hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI), Ceph RBD for guest virtual disk storage, CephFS for clustered file storage, maintenance tasks, and best practices.
6. Migration of guests between nodes.
7. ZFS for asynchronous guest disk replication in a cluster.
8. High availability (HA) for VMs and containers.
9. Failure scenarios with exercises for HA and Ceph.
10. Considerations for a minimal 2 node setup with an external tiebreaker (QDevice).
11. Automate tasks using the Proxmox REST API or CLI tools.
12. Troubleshooting common issues
General Information
Course Objective
Equip IT professionals with a solid understanding of deploying, managing, and optimizing virtual environments using Proxmox VE in single node setups or clustered, highly available deployments.
Requirements
This course is aimed at participants who have basic knowledge of virtualization concepts.
Duration
The training course lasts for 28 hours. The total duration can be divided between 4, 5, or several days.
How
All trainings are conducted live (or live virtual) by certified instructors from AIH Hub For Cloud Service & Datacenters Providers L.L.C an authorized Proxmox training partner.
Module 1: Deployment and Management
1. Understanding the architecture of Proxmox VE with a focus on a single server deployment.
2. Installing and setting up Proxmox VE: system requirements, installation, updates, and network configuration.
3. Exploring the management interfaces (web GUI, CLI).
4. Configuring and managing networks in Proxmox VE: Bridging and bonding network interfaces, VLANs, software-defined networking.
5. Storage management: Storage options in Proxmox VE with a focus on single server deployments.
6. Virtual guest management: Creating, managing, and understanding the various options and possibilities for VMs and Linux OS containers (LXC).
7. Migration to Proxmox VE from other hypervisors (V2V) and bare-metal machines (P2V) and recommended post-migration steps.
8. Backup and restore strategies: Backing up guests with the out-of-the-box backup functionality, exploring the integration with the Proxmox Backup Server, retention management, and restore possibilities.
9. Authentication and Permissions: Users, groups, authentication realms, and permission schemes.
10. Integrated firewall.
11. Troubleshooting common issues.
Module 2: Clustering and Shared Storage
1. Architecture and components of a Proxmox VE cluster: Requirements, best practices.
2. Exploring the Proxmox Cluster File System (pmxcfs) and Corosync.
3. Cluster networking and redundancy, software-defined networking (SDN) and VLANs.
4. Storage management with shared storage options.
5. Deploying Ceph: Hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI), Ceph RBD for guest virtual disk storage, CephFS for clustered file storage, maintenance tasks, and best practices.
6. Migration of guests between nodes.
7. ZFS for asynchronous guest disk replication in a cluster.
8. High availability (HA) for VMs and containers.
9. Failure scenarios with exercises for HA and Ceph.
10. Considerations for a minimal 2 node setup with an external tiebreaker (QDevice).
11. Automate tasks using the Proxmox REST API or CLI tools.
12. Troubleshooting common issues
General Information
Course Objective
Equip IT professionals with a solid understanding of deploying, managing, and optimizing virtual environments using Proxmox VE in single node setups or clustered, highly available deployments.
Requirements
This course is aimed at participants who have basic knowledge of virtualization concepts.
Duration
The training course lasts for 28 hours. The total duration can be divided between 4, 5, or several days.
How
All trainings are conducted live (or live virtual) by certified instructors from AIH Hub For Cloud Service & Datacenters Providers L.L.C an authorized Proxmox training partner.
