Red Hat Certified Architect

Red Hat Certified Architect

Red Hat Certified Architect (RHCA) is the Master Level Certification Program with in-depth, hands-on training for Senior Linux System Administrators enabling them to design and deploy large and complex Linux based environments. This is a capstone Certification, and shall be above the RHCE and RHCT.



The full RHCA curriculum consists of four-advanced 400-level Enterprise Architect courses and an upper-level security course (RHS333).



The course or modules for RHCA includes:

RHS333 - RedHat Enterprise Security: Network Services
RH 401 - Red Hat Enterprise Deployment and Systems Management
RH 423 - Red Hat Enterprise Directory Services and Authentication
RH 436 - RedHat Enterprise Storage Management
RH 442 - Red Hat Enterprise System Monitoring and Performance Tuning

Module 1 - Architecture

Overview of system components and architecture related to system performance
Performance characteristics of current standard PC hardware
Translating manufacturers’ hardware specifications into useful information

Module 2 - Monitoring

Using standard monitoring tools effectively
Gathering and analyzing trend information

Module 3 - SNMP

Basics of SNMP
Using SNMP to gather performance related data
Graphing SNMP based information with MRTG

Module 4 - Benchmarking

Using open source benchmarking utilities

Module 5 - Tuning

Using /proc to tune operating system characteristics
Network performance tuning
Application performance tuning considerations
Tuning for specific configurations

Module 1 - Basic LDAP concepts

The directory information tree
Schemas, object classes, entries, and attributes

Module 2 - How to configure and manage an OpenLDAP server

Configuring slapd
Managing your directory content

Module 3 - Using LDAP as a "white pages" directory service

Module 4 - Using LDAP for user authentication and management

PAM and NSS
Kerberos and SASL
Working with Samba and Microsoft Active Directory
Migrating from NIS

Module 5 - Integrating multiple LDAP servers

Replication, referrals, and DIT partitoning
Cross-platform integration issues

Module 1 - Review Red Hat Enterprise Linux Storage Management Technologies

Module 2 - Data Storage Design: Data Sharing

Analyze Storage Dynamics
SNIA Shared Storage Model(SSM)
Volume Management + File System Management = Data Management

Module 3 - Cluster Suite Overview

Define Cluster Suite Implementation in the SSM
Explain Cluster Suite Configuration
Implement Cluster Suite; HA NFS

Module 4 - Global File System(GFS) Overview

Define GFS Implementation in the SSM
Explain GFS Configuration
Explain Pools and Distributed Storage
Introduce Fencing
Explain Fencing Procedures
Implement Fencing Methods

Module 5 - Describe GFS Management

Describe GFS journals
Explain GFS Modification
Single/Redundant GFS Lockmanagers(SLM/RLM)
Increasing Data Storage Capacity

Module 6 - Modify the On-line GFS Environment: Managing Data Capacity

Module 7 - Monitor GFS

Module 8 - Implement GFS modifications

Module 9 - Migrating Cluster Suite NFS from DAS to GFS

Module 10 - Revisit Cluster Suite using GFS

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