orcharhino Training
orcharhino offers many possibilities to automate data centres. There is no one way, but in our orcharhino trainings you will learn to find your “right” way.
Our trainers provide best practices, practical insights and the knowledge to work with orcharhino on a daily basis and make your work easier.
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Meet our experts
overview
This course is designed for participants who have little or no experience with orcharhino. You will learn the core functions of deployment, patch and lifecycle management, and configuration management through hands-on exercises. Other training content includes the maintenance of the orcharhino as well as the use of plugins.
Content
- Overview of the functions of orcharhino
- Host Deployment
- Lifecycle-Management
- Patch-Management
- Configuration-Management (Puppet, Ansible, Saltstack)
- Application Centric Deployment
- Configuration of orcharhino
- Additional plugins (e.g. Remote Execution, OpenSCAP)
- Command Line Interface (Hammer CLI)
- Using the foreman-ansible-modules
Price
€1,890 plus VAT
Due to the current COVID-19 situation, the training courses will take place online.
Dates
01.02.2021 Monday – 03.02.2021 Wednesday (SOLD OUT)
12.04.2021 Monday – 14.04.2021 Wednesday (SOLD OUT)
26.07.2021 Monday – 28.07.2021 Wednesday (SOLD OUT)
29.11.2021 Monday – 01.12.2021 Wednesday
31.01.2022 Monday – 02.02.2022 Wednesday
Note: Please note that we reserve the right to cancel/postpone the training up to two weeks before the date if the minimum number of participants is not reached.
Registration – orcharhino Training
Requirements
- Basics in handling Linux and Terminal as well as basic knowledge for the installation of a Linux server is recommended.
- Handling a terminal editor like vi(m), nano, emacs etc.
- Basic understanding of SSH
Trainer
All orcharhino trainings are conducted by experienced ATIX trainers. Our trainers have gained extensive experience in customer projects and are also active in the developer community.
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Registration Puppet Practitioner Training
Registration for Puppet Practitioner Training
Videos
Videos
orcharhino TechCast: Release & Patch Management
ATIX Animation-Episode 4: Lifecycle Management
ATIX Animation-Episode 3: Release & Patch Management
orcharhino TechCast: Configuration Management
orcharhino TechCast: Deployment
ATIX Animation-Episode 2: Configuration Management
ATIX Animation-Episode 1: Deployment
Foreman/Katello – More than just Puppeteers!
Orchestration of Life Cycle Management Tools
Manufacturer-independent Datacenter Automation!
orcharhino 2.3.1 Webinar!
Docker at the Linux Stammtisch Munich!
ATIX builded
WTF is SOE?
How Linux is Build
WTF is Open Source?
What the Tech Industry has learned from Linus Torvalds
Registration for orcharhino Training
Registration for orcharhino Training
Puppet Training
Official Puppet trainings at ATIX – For beginners there is “Getting started with Puppet”, the Puppet Practitioner is for experienced Puppet admins and for those who want to go deeper there is the Ruby for Puppet training. There’s something for everyone who wants to be a Puppet expert!
Meet our expert
Martin Alfke
Co-Founder & CEO @ example42 GmbH
Puppet Certified Professional 2013 & 2015 and Puppet Certified Consultant
Getting started with Puppet
Getting Started with Puppet is a three-day course with a practical approach. The course is designed for users who are new to managing their infrastructure with Puppet’s products. The course provides a quick way to control your IT environment with Puppet, Puppet Discovery, Tasks and Bolt, the Puppet Development Kit (PDK) and the Puppet Forge. This gives you the tools and resources to automate your Infrastructure and get it up and running faster than ever before.
Content
- How to set up a Puppet development environment
- How to control an unmanaged IT infrastructure
- How and when to perform ad hoc tasks with Bolt and Puppet Tasks.
- How and when should the system state be managed with the help of Puppet modules?
- How to manage Windows and Linux servers with a common Puppet code base.
- How to find, download, wrap and use Puppet Modules from the Puppet Forge.
- How to classify test nodes to enforce configuration
- How to collect and analyze results in the Enterprise Console
Price
€1,890 plus legal VAT
Due to the current COVID-19 situation, the training courses will take place online.
Dates
13.09.2021 Monday – 15.09.2021 Wednesday
Registration – Getting started with Puppet
Puppet Practitioner
In the Puppet Practitioner course, students learn how to optimally manage their Puppet infrastructure and how to create, use and maintain modules based on best practices.
This course is designed for students who already have experience with Puppet, but want to learn more about experienced system administrations and professional DevOps with a solid understanding of configuration management strategies. Participants should have completed a Puppet fundamentals course or have practical experience with Puppet — at least six months to a year.
Content
- More advanced Puppet DSL constructs that can be used to write elegant code.
- Use of data structures.
- Use custom facts to read information from nodes.
- Module design based on concepts such as modularity and combinability.
- Methods for testing the Puppet code and infrastructure.
- Use of MCollective from the command line to automatically orchestrate infrastructure.
- Standard log files and troubleshooting techniques.
- The Roles &Amp; Profiles design pattern and its advantages.
- Several different methods to manage components of files.
- Why the anchor pattern Is present and when to use it, or the ‘ contain ‘ function.
- Create general modules and how to make them available to the community through Puppet Forge.
- Sharing functions between classes through inheritance.
Price
€1,890 plus legal VAT
Due to the current COVID-19 situation, the training courses will take place online.
Dates
13.12.2021 Monday – 15.12.2021 Wednesday
Registration – Puppet Practitioner
Ruby for Puppet
Ruby for Puppet is a three-day training course where participants learn the Ruby part of Puppet for add-ons and extensions.
In this course, participants will learn Ruby concepts and how Puppet works internally.
Attendees will learn why not to use system Ruby installations, how to separate Ruby extensions and projects from the underlying Ruby version, how to debug Ruby, and how to work with Ruby IRB.
In addition, attendees will learn how to extend Puppet Facter, how to implement Puppet Functions, and when and how to write their own set of Types/Providers.
This course is intended for participants who already have experience with Puppet and want to expand their knowledge, e.g. with the extension of Puppet functionality.
Content
- Ruby basics like rbenv/rvm, working with Ruby GEMS and Bundler
Using Ruby IRB - Debugging of Ruby-Code
- Using the Puppet API for Custom Facts
- Using the Puppet API for custom functions (API v1 and v2)
- Writing types and providers (API v1 and API v2)
Price
€1,890 plus legal VAT
Due to the current COVID-19 situation, the training courses will take place online.
Dates
Registration – Ruby for Puppet
Trainer
All Puppet trainings are conducted by Mr. Martin Alfke. Martin Alfke is cCo-founder and managing director of example42 GmbH, Puppet Certified Professional 2013 & 2015 and Puppet Certified Consultant. Example42 GmbH is an official Puppet training and service delivery partner. Martin Alfke has been working with Puppet since 2007 and has been conducting the official training sessions in europe since 2011.
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What is configuration management?
Configuration management refers to the management, organization, and Implementation of configurations for specific products. Configuration management tools can be used for automation.
Where is configuration management used in IT?
Each server has configurations for services and applications. These must be documented and maintained. To avoid interference and outages while still managing a large Number of servers with their configurations, we recommend configuration management tools. This allows configurations to be mapped and applied in hierarchy levels.
How do we support You?
- When selecting the right configuration management tool
- When implementing an automation solution in your environment
- Training to prepare you and your colleagues to use the appropriate tools in your company
What are the benefits of configuration management?
- Automated roll-out: On a particular server group, does a parameter need to be changed? Change it in central management and all servers take over the changes on their own and automatically.
- Clarity: All configurations are centrally stored and managed — this allows configuration parameters to be found and adjusted quickly.
- Standardization: For standardized server groups, configurations can also be grouped across multiple hierarchy levels.
- Transparency: Configuration changes are made visible and provide feedback on whether all updates have been successfully adopted.
How do we implement automated configuration management?
Features
- Orchestration
- Automatic configuration management
- Automatic commissioning
- Simple configuration by describing the desired target state of a system.
- Modular design of the configuration.
- Flexible handling of the configuration through the use of templates.
- Many other modules for a wide variety of applications are freely available on Puppet Forge.
Features
- Multi master operation for redundancy and scalability
- Support for common cloud infrastructures
- Excellent usability through the use of the simple Yaml format
- Native GitFS support
- Push/pull process
- Support from “TheForeman”
- ACL function
- Event system “Reactor”
Features
- Lightweight Management Tool
- Automated Deployment
- Automated configuration management
- IT Orchestration
- Modular Structure
- Easy to use
- SSH based Communication
- Playbooks for Managing host Groups
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SaltStack
Salt is an orchestration/configuration management tool that, along with Puppet and Ansible, is one of the most prominent representatives of its type.
Salt represents the best of two worlds: On the one hand, Salt allows automated configuration management by using a master client principle similar to Puppet.
On the other hand, Salt like Ansible can also be used without a client and via SSH. A unique selling point of Salt is the reactor system. This allows actions to be triggered fully automatically in response to certain events, for example. Rebooting a system after installing updates.
Features
- Easy-to-write configurations in YAML
- Idempotenz (the final state is described, not the way to go)
- Low system requirements (SSH and Python > = 2.6)
- OS independent (SLES, RHEL, CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian, Windows, macOS, …)
- Reactive configuration management deployment and operation of cloud infrastructure with Salt Cloud
- Management of Unix and Windows systems
How do we support You?
- When planning a deployment infrastructure using SaltStack
- When It comes to implementation through Concept, PoC and Installation
- When integrating Salt with systems like orcharhino or SuseManager
- By taking specific infrastructure requirements into account
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