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Information Availability Design and Management

Course Code: STSP2
Day(s): 5
Price: £3,093.00 (ex. VAT)

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Overview 

Information Availability Design and Management is the second of the two courses in the StorageTechnologist track (EMCST) at the specialist level.

The course provides a comprehensive coverage on all aspects of planning, building and managing Information Availability solutions. In addition to providing the required technical exposure to Backup and Recovery, Local and Remote replication, NAS Business Continuity, and Content Addressed Storage and Archiving, the course covers the design and implementation of the appropriate solution based on availability requirements. This course builds on the technology concepts and principles learned in ISM (prerequisite) and challenges participants to apply their knowledge to real-world scenarios. Lectures and work-shop style case studies provide a thorough exposure to the technology components, design considerations, and best practices on various aspects of Information Availability.


Pre-Requisites

Courses

  • Information Storage and Management (MR-1CP-STF)

Knowledge/Skills:

To understand the content and successfully complete this course, a student must have an understanding of the various storage technologies, computers, operating systems, networking and databases. Ideally the student must possess Information Storage and Management certification (E20-001).



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    More Information

    This course is intended for

    • Individuals who have a foundation knowledge of storage technologies, working in any storage environment, including storage managers and administrators, database and network administrators, and project managers.

    • IT professionals who want to build their career in the storage industry.

    • Individuals who are seeking for EMC Proven professionals Storage Technologist Specialist level certification

    Upon successful completion of this course, participants should be able to:

    • Describe and establish an Information Availability infrastructure.
    • Describe the technology components, considerations for designing, deploying, and managing a

    - Backup and Recovery solution

    - Local and remote replication solutions.

    - Network Attached Storage (NAS) business continuity solution.

    - Content Addressable Storage (CAS) and Archiving solutions

    These modules are designed to support the course objectives. The following modules are included in this course:

    Section 1. Introduction to Information Availability: Framework for Information Availability

    • Establishing Information Availability
    • Business Continuity Planning
    • Case study on creating and establishing an Information Availability infrastructure

    Section 2. Backup and Recovery: Common concepts, terms, and topologies of a Backup and Recovery environment

    • Technology elements and components of Backup and Recovery solutions
    • Considerations for developing and deploying a Backup and Recovery solution
    • Implementing, and managing a Backup and Recovery environment
    • Case study

    Section 3. Replication technologies: Review of local replication technologies

    • Considerations for designing and managing local replication solutions
    • Considerations for restoring or recovering from local replicas Review of remote replication technologies
    • Connectivity options for remote replication
    • Designing remote replication solutions
    • Considerations for disaster recovery using remote replicas
    • Three-site remote replication
    • SAN-based remote replication
    • Continuous Data Protection (CDP) technologies
    • Case studies on designing, developing, and deploying local and remote replication solutions
    • NAS local and remote replication considerations.

    Section 4. Content Addressable Storage (CAS) and Archiving:

    • Overview of CAS
    • Impact of compliancy on CAS
    • CAS design considerations
    • Network considerations for CAS design
    • Application design considerations for CAS
    • Attributes of offline, online and active archive environments
    • Considerations when selecting an archive solution
    • Strengths and weaknesses of Tape, Optical and Content Addressed archive solutions
    • Implementation of CAS in an ILM based archive solution.

    Labs:

    Case studies and EMC examples of technology and solutions

    • The technologies described in the course are reinforced with EMC examples of actual solutions. Realistic case studies enable the participant to design the most appropriate solution for given sets of criteria.

    Assessments validate that you have learned the knowledge or skills presented during a learning experience. This course includes a practice test and has an associated Storage Technology specialist exam (E20-012).


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