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Linux Professional Institute Certification (LPIC-3) - 306 High Availability Systems and Storage

Fault-tolerant Linux systems require more than solid foundational knowledge. LPIC-3 306 High Availability teaches the concepts to protect critical infrastructures from failures and keep them reliably stable.

Key topics:

  • Build cluster architectures for high availability and failover
  • Deploy storage replication and distributed file systems
  • Use error analysis, monitoring and automation in HA environments
  • Optimise performance and security in HA architectures
  • Integrate modern platforms and cloud scenarios into HA strategies

Prerequisite
Extensive practical experience in Linux administration is required – including networking, system services and server management.

Target group
The course is ideal for systems engineers, DevOps professionals and IT architects who take operational responsibility for critical infrastructures.

LPIC-3 306 High Availability is the foundation for expert-level knowledge in high availability – and opens doors to demanding roles in enterprise IT, data centre operations and cloud management.

course content
  • Understand HA theories and architectures
  • Configure load balancing in cluster environments
  • Set up automated failover
  • Use DRBD for data replication
  • Manage shared cluster storage
  • Configure cluster file systems
  • Set up and operate GlusterFS clusters
  • Configure and manage Ceph storage clusters
  • Ensure hardware and resource redundancy
  • Extend RAID configurations for fault tolerance
  • Use LVM for flexible storage management
  • Implement network high availability

Up to 100% funding for your continuing education

Attractive funding opportunities are available for numerous continuing education programs – depending on the funding program, up to 100% funding is possible.
The requirement is that you live or work in Germany. Our funding opportunities are not available outside of Germany.

Funding opportunities are available for career starters, job seekers, career changers, startups, experienced professionals, those seeking career advancement, and specialists.

Frequently asked questions

  • The focus is on building fault-tolerant Linux infrastructures. Architecture, planning and operation of highly available systems are taught using cluster technologies, redundant storage and automatic failover.
  • The course covers planning and managing Linux cluster solutions – from design and node management to resource control and failover mechanisms for highly available services.
  • System availability is a core feature of modern IT architectures. Organisations protect critical applications through redundant servers, cluster solutions and automated recovery mechanisms.
  • Topics include replication technologies, cluster file systems, shared storage, network storage and strategies for data backup and continuous data availability under Linux.
  • Key application areas are data centres, cloud environments and enterprise IT. Typical roles range from Linux system administration to the architecture and operation of critical IT systems.
  • Linux provides a stable and flexible foundation for HA architectures. Cluster management, automatic service failover and data replication reduce downtime and secure business-critical applications.
  • Strategies for automatic service takeover are covered: cluster node monitoring, resource control, redundant infrastructure and fast recovery mechanisms for highly available services.
  • Reliable storage forms the foundation of stable IT systems. Redundant storage architectures, data replication and distributed file systems ensure data integrity and continuous system availability.

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