LPIC-306 Objectives V3.0 - Revision history

FabianThorns at 16:44, 21 February 2023

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	* Manage Pacemaker cluster configurations		* Manage Pacemaker cluster configurations
	* Understand Pacemaker resource classes (OCF, LSB, Systemd, Service, STONITH, Nagios)		* Understand Pacemaker resource classes (OCF, LSB, Systemd, Service, STONITH, Nagios)
	* Manage ~~Pacermaker~~ resources		* Manage Pacemaker resources
	* Manage resource rules and constraints (location, order, colocation).		* Manage resource rules and constraints (location, order, colocation).
	* Manage advanced resource features (templates, groups, clone resources, multi-state resources)		* Manage advanced resource features (templates, groups, clone resources, multi-state resources)
	* Obtain node information and manage node health		* Obtain node information and manage node health
	* Manage quorum and fencing in a ~~Pacermaker~~ cluster		* Manage quorum and fencing in a Pacemaker cluster
	* Configure the Split Brain Detector on shared storage		* Configure the Split Brain Detector on shared storage
	* Manage Pacemaker using pcs		* Manage Pacemaker using pcs
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	* stonith		* stonith
	* ocf:pacemaker:ping		* ocf:pacemaker:ping
	* ocf:~~pacermaker~~:NodeUtilization		* ocf:pacemaker:NodeUtilization
	* ocf:~~pacermaker~~:ocf:SysInfo		* ocf:pacemaker:ocf:SysInfo
	* ocf:pacemaker:HealthCPU		* ocf:pacemaker:HealthCPU
	* ocf:pacemaker:HealthSMART		* ocf:pacemaker:HealthSMART
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	'''Key Knowledge Areas:'''		'''Key Knowledge Areas:'''
	* Understand the concepts of Storage Area Networks		* Understand the concepts of Storage Area Networks
	* Understand the concepts of Fibre Channel, including Fibre Channel ~~Toplogies~~		* Understand the concepts of Fibre Channel, including Fibre Channel Topologies
	* Understand and manage iSCSI targets and initiators		* Understand and manage iSCSI targets and initiators
	* Understand and configure Device Mapper Multipath I/O (DM-MPIO)		* Understand and configure Device Mapper Multipath I/O (DM-MPIO)
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	'''Key Knowledge Areas:'''		'''Key Knowledge Areas:'''
	* Understand and monitor S.M.A.R.T values using smartmontools, including triggering frequent disk checks		* Understand and monitor S.M.A.R.T values using smartmontools, including triggering frequent disk checks
	* Configure system shutdown at specific ~~UPC~~ events		* Configure system shutdown at specific UPS events
	* Configure monit for alerts in case of resource exhaustion		* Configure monit for alerts in case of resource exhaustion
	'''Partial list of the used files, terms and utilities:'''		'''Partial list of the used files, terms and utilities:'''
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	'''Key Knowledge Areas:'''		'''Key Knowledge Areas:'''
	* Understand and configure bonding network interface		* Understand and configure bonding network interface
	* Network bond modes and algorithms (active-backup, ~~blance~~-tlb, balance-alb, 802.3ad, balance-rr, balance-xor, broadcast)		* Network bond modes and algorithms (active-backup, balance-tlb, balance-alb, 802.3ad, balance-rr, balance-xor, broadcast)
	* Configure switch configuration for high availability, including RSTP		* Configure switch configuration for high availability, including RSTP
	* Configure VLANs on regular and bonded network interfaces		* Configure VLANs on regular and bonded network interfaces

FabianThorns at 14:51, 29 January 2020

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	==Version Information==		==Version Information==

	These objectives are ~~'''A DRAFT FOR'''~~ version 3.0.		These objectives are for version 3.0.

	This exam results from a split of version 2.0 of the exam 304.		This exam results from a split of version 2.0 of the exam 304.

FabianThorns: /* 361.3 Failover Clusters (weight: 8) */

2019-11-14T16:36:31Z

361.3 Failover Clusters (weight: 8)

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	* Manage quorum and fencing in a Pacermaker cluster		* Manage quorum and fencing in a Pacermaker cluster
	* Configure the Split Brain Detector on shared storage		* Configure the Split Brain Detector on shared storage
	* Configure Quorum disks
	* Manage Pacemaker using pcs		* Manage Pacemaker using pcs
	* Manage Pacemaker using crmsh		* Manage Pacemaker using crmsh
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	* ocf:pacemaker:HealthSMART		* ocf:pacemaker:HealthSMART
	* sbd		* sbd
	* mkqdisk
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364.4 Network High Availability (weight: 5)

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	* Persist bonding and VLAN configuration		* Persist bonding and VLAN configuration
	* Understand the principle of autonomous systems and BGP to manage external redundant uplinks		* Understand the principle of autonomous systems and BGP to manage external redundant uplinks
	* Configure BIRD to assign floating IP addresses using BGP in an internal network
	* Awareness of traffic shaping and control capabilities of Linux		* Awareness of traffic shaping and control capabilities of Linux
	'''Partial list of the used files, terms and utilities:'''		'''Partial list of the used files, terms and utilities:'''
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	* ifenslave		* ifenslave
	* ip		* ip
	* bird
	* /etc/bird/bird.conf
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363.2 Ceph Storage Clusters (weight: 8)

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	'''Key Knowledge Areas:'''		'''Key Knowledge Areas:'''
	* Understand the architecture and components of Ceph		* Understand the architecture and components of Ceph
	* Manage OSD, MON and MDS		* Manage OSD, MGR, MON and MDS
	* Understand and manage placement groups and pools		* Understand and manage placement groups and pools
	* Understand storage backends (FileStore and BlueStore)		* Understand storage backends (FileStore and BlueStore)
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	* ceph-volume (including relevant subcommands)		* ceph-volume (including relevant subcommands)
	* ceph-authtool		* ceph-authtool
	* ceph-crushtool		* ceph-bluestore-tool
			* crushtool
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FabianThorns at 07:29, 2 July 2019

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	This exam results from a split of version 2.0 of the exam 304.		This exam results from a split of version 2.0 of the exam 304.

	There is also a [[~~LPIC305SummaryVersion2To3~~\|summary and detailed information]] on the changes from version 2.0 of exam 304 to 3.0 of these objectives.		There is also a [[LPIC306SummaryVersion2To3\|summary and detailed information]] on the changes from version 2.0 of exam 304 to 3.0 of these objectives.

	The version [[LPIC-304 Objectives V2\|2.x objectives]] can be found [[LPIC-304 Objectives V2\|here]].		The version [[LPIC-304 Objectives V2\|2.x objectives]] can be found [[LPIC-304 Objectives V2\|here]].
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	==Translations of Objectives==		==Translations of Objectives==
	The following translations of the objectives are available on this wiki:		The following translations of the objectives are available on this wiki:
	* [[LPIC-~~305~~ Objectives V3.0\|English]]		* [[LPIC-306 Objectives V3.0\|English]]
	* [[LPIC-~~305~~ Objectives V3.0(JA)\|Japanese]]		* [[LPIC-306 Objectives V3.0(JA)\|Japanese]]
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	==Objectives==		==Objectives==
	===''Topic ~~351~~: High Availability Cluster Management''===		===''Topic 361: High Availability Cluster Management''===
	====<span style="color:navy">~~351~~.1 High Availability Concepts and Theory (weight: 6)</span>====		====<span style="color:navy">361.1 High Availability Concepts and Theory (weight: 6)</span>====
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	====<span style="color:navy">~~351~~.2 Load Balanced Clusters (weight: 8)</span>====		====<span style="color:navy">361.2 Load Balanced Clusters (weight: 8)</span>====
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	====<span style="color:navy">~~351~~.3 Failover Clusters (weight: 8)</span>====		====<span style="color:navy">361.3 Failover Clusters (weight: 8)</span>====
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	===''Topic ~~352~~: High Availability Cluster Storage''===		===''Topic 362: High Availability Cluster Storage''===
	====<span style="color:navy">~~352~~.1 DRBD (weight: 6)</span>====		====<span style="color:navy">362.1 DRBD (weight: 6)</span>====
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	====<span style="color:navy">~~352~~.2 Cluster Storage Access (weight: 3)</span>====		====<span style="color:navy">362.2 Cluster Storage Access (weight: 3)</span>====
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	====<span style="color:navy">~~352~~.3 Clustered File Systems (weight: 4)</span>====		====<span style="color:navy">362.3 Clustered File Systems (weight: 4)</span>====
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	===''Topic ~~353~~: High Availability Distributed Storage''===		===''Topic 363: High Availability Distributed Storage''===
	====<span style="color:navy">~~353~~.1 GlusterFS Storage Clusters (weight: 5)</span>====		====<span style="color:navy">363.1 GlusterFS Storage Clusters (weight: 5)</span>====
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	====<span style="color:navy">~~353~~.2 Ceph Storage Clusters (weight: 8)</span>====		====<span style="color:navy">363.2 Ceph Storage Clusters (weight: 8)</span>====
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	===''Topic ~~354~~: Single Node High Availability''===		===''Topic 364: Single Node High Availability''===
	====<span style="color:navy">~~354~~.1 Hardware and Resource High Availability (weight: 2)</span>====		====<span style="color:navy">364.1 Hardware and Resource High Availability (weight: 2)</span>====
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	====<span style="color:navy">~~354~~.2 Advanced RAID (weight: 2)</span>====		====<span style="color:navy">364.2 Advanced RAID (weight: 2)</span>====
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	====<span style="color:navy">~~354~~.3 Advanced LVM (weight: 3)</span>====		====<span style="color:navy">364.3 Advanced LVM (weight: 3)</span>====
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	====<span style="color:navy">~~354~~.4 Network High Availability (weight: 5)</span>====		====<span style="color:navy">364.4 Network High Availability (weight: 5)</span>====
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354.4 Network High Availability (weight: 5)

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	* Understand the principle of autonomous systems and BGP to manage external redundant uplinks		* Understand the principle of autonomous systems and BGP to manage external redundant uplinks
	* Configure BIRD to assign floating IP addresses using BGP in an internal network		* Configure BIRD to assign floating IP addresses using BGP in an internal network
			* Awareness of traffic shaping and control capabilities of Linux
	'''Partial list of the used files, terms and utilities:'''		'''Partial list of the used files, terms and utilities:'''
	* bonding.ko (including relevant module options)		* bonding.ko (including relevant module options)

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353.2 Ceph Storage Clusters (weight: 9)

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	====<span style="color:navy">353.2 Ceph Storage Clusters (weight: 9)</span>====		====<span style="color:navy">353.2 Ceph Storage Clusters (weight: 8)</span>====
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	====<span style="color:navy">351.3 Failover Clusters (weight: 9)</span>====		====<span style="color:navy">351.3 Failover Clusters (weight: 8)</span>====
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