ATOL: Goals
Marek Grác
xgrac@f i.muni.cz
Red Hat Czech s.r.o. / Faculty of Informatics, Masaryk University
Advanced Topics of Linux Administration
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Lab: Installation
Goals:
Successfully install selected Linux distribution ►•   Create a kickstart configuration file and perform automatic installation
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Lab: Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks
Goals:
►•   Deploy LVM on the software RAID device
►•   Create a group with two partitions such that new partition
could be added, and the filesystem could be extended ►•   Create encrypted filesystem to protect your data
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Lab: Kernel Services
Goals:
►•  A system that does not respond to ping
>  A system that provides /dev/myusbdisk automatically after a reboot.
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Lab: SELinux
► Goals:
Use SELinux to block access to 'ping' for ordinary users Use SELinux to block access to /etc/passwd to given application
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Lab: Virtualization
► Goals:
Create a virtual machine on your computer using kickstart Setup network connection through your 'real' machine Using a LVM snapshots create a new virtual machine from existing one
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Lab: Storage Management
► Goals:
Setup iSCSI target and initiator (use physical machine as
storage device)
Assign second IP address to the storage device
Use both of IP addressess to access storage device using
multipath
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Lab: Cluster Suite
► Goals:
Create two-node cluster on virtual nodes with proper fencing Create LAMP stack as a cluster resource group (Apache, MySQL) - use NFS export from physical node Use telnet as a cluster service (you can expect you won't have more then one such service in cluster)
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Lab: GFS
► Goals:
Create GFS on iSCSI device exported from physical node Extend this filesystem by 100 M i B
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