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Information Storage and Management
Course: 174
Type: Workshop Course
Duration: 5 Days
You Will Learn How To
- Evaluate storage architectures, including storage subsystems, DAS, SAN, NAS, CAS
- Define backup, recovery, disaster recovery, business continuity and replication
- Examine emerging technologies including IP-SAN, storage virtualization and security
- Decipher logical and physical components of a storage infrastructure
- Establish business continuity (BC) concepts and principles
- Identify components of managing and monitoring the data center
Course Benefits The explosion of digital data has made the storage industry one of the highest growth sectors in the IT industry—and one of the most vital. Learning Tree has partnered with EMC Corporation to offer this course, which focuses on concepts and principles of storage technology, rather than on specific products.
Who Should Attend Those working in any storage environment, including storage managers and administrators, database and network administrators, project managers, and others. A basic understanding of operating systems, networks and databases is required.
Workshop Course In-class workshops and case studies reinforce the concepts of storage technologies taught throughout this course. Participants work in small groups to apply the knowledge gained to solve particular problems. Workshops include:
- Selecting appropriate RAID protection schemes
- Deciphering the best local and remote replication technologies
- Choosing between DAS, SAN, NAS and CAS technologies
- Deploying the most effective technology for your organization
Course 174 Content
- Vast amounts of data being created
- The value of data to a business
- Identifying obstacles in data storage and data management
- Comparing options for various needs
- Direct Attached Storage (DAS)
- Storage Area Network (SAN)
- Network Attached Storage (NAS)
- Uncovering the advantages of disk arrays
- Assembling core elements to support business activities
- Outlining storage system requirements
- Logical components
- File systems
- Volume management
- Host Bus Adapters
- Key protocols and concepts
- Bus technologies
- Cables
- Ports
- Logical connectivity components
- Determining performance through disk drive access characteristics
- Partitioning physical drives
- Distinguishing RAID components
- Exploiting common RAID levels
- Maximizing an intelligent storage system
- Integrated vs. modular storage
- Handling data flow
- Employing a DAS-based storage strategy
- Connectivity options: IDE, ATA and SCSI protocols
- Sustaining the I/O flow
- Challenges of managing a DAS solution
- Assessing common SAN topologies
- Comparing connectivity devices
- Navigating the Fibre Channel log-in process
- The value of a SAN solution
- Weighing NAS connectivity options
- Deciphering management considerations
- Benefits of a NAS-based solution
- Physical and logical elements of IP-SAN
- Advantages of a Content Addressable Storage (CAS) strategy
- Server and storage virtualization
- The causes and impacts of planned and unplanned outages
- Accounting for the impact of downtime
- Differentiating between business continuity and disaster recovery
- The importance of information availability to your business
- Defining RTO, RPO and RGO
- Detecting potential physical infrastructure failures before they fail
- Strategies to avoid data vulnerability
- Purpose and considerations
- Backup process
- Backup technologies
- Inspecting types of replication methods
- Adopting the appropriate information availability technology
- Establishing the definition of a disaster
- Identifying appropriate recovery strategies
- Identifying, analyzing and mitigating security threats in the storage environment
- Assessing industry standards for optimal monitoring
- Choosing the appropriate management tool for the activity
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