SAN and Storage Fundamentals (SFUN)
Who should attend
Entry level storage technicians who need an overview of the structure and concepts of modern storage technologies.
Prerequisites
Networking & TCP/IP Fundamentals (NWF) and Troubleshooting TCP/IP Fundamentals (TTCP) or similar knowledge of networking technologies.
Course Objectives
This course gives an overview of the design and concepts of storage technology as well as covering vendor specific features and protocols.
Course Content
Storage Media
- Storage Tiers
- Storage Media
- When to choose what…
- Tiering
- Efficiency
Storage Access Protocols
- Topologies: DAS, NAS, SAN
- DAS: Direct Attached Storage
- SAN: Storage Area Networks
- SCSI: The Command Set
- FC: Transport Medium
- FCP: Client Protocol
- Ethernet: Transport Medium
- FCoE: Client Protocol
- iSCSI: Client Protocol
- NVMe / NVMe-oF: Modern SCSI replacement
- NAS: Network Attached Storage
- NFS: Client Protocol
- SMB/CIFS: Client Protocol
- Unified Storage
- Gateway
- Object Storage / Cloud
- S3 (Amazon)
Backup Disaster Recovery Archive
- Business Continuity (BC)
- Disaster Recovery (DR)
- High Availability (HA)
- Backup
- Archive
Security Monitoring Management
- Why is Security Important?
- Secure Multi-Tenancy
- Monitoring
- Management
- Datacenter Provisioning Challenges
Vendor Comparison
- Caveat
- SAN / NAS / Unified Storage
- Integrated Stacks
Classroom Training
Duration 5 days
Price (incl. tax)
- United Arab Emirates: US$ 3,040
- Saudi Arabia: US$ 3,040
Schedule
English
Time zone Gulf Standard Time (GST)
German
2 hours difference
3 hours difference
Spanish
3 hours difference
Italian
2 hours difference
3 hours difference
Portuguese
4 hours difference
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This is a FLEX course, which is delivered both virtually and in the classroom.