Course Outline

Introduction

Overview of Lustre Features, Architecture and Components

Lustre File System Use Cases

Setting up and Configuring Lustre

Managing Lustre Networking

Managing the File Layout and Space

Managing I/O

Securing a Lustre File System

Configuring and Managing Lustre Quotas

Configuring for High Availability

Optimizing Lustre for Performance

Backing Up and Restoring Lustre

Upgrading Lustre

Troubleshooting Lustre

Summary and Conclusion

Requirements

  • An understanding of storage concepts

Audience

  • System administrators
  • Network administrators
  • System architects
  • System developers
  21 Hours
 

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Testimonials

Tyler is very knowledgable and shared his valuable experience in Lustre administration with us.

Zhenping Liu - Jason Smith, Brookhaven National Laboratory

The practical real world knowledge of Tyler was impressive. Tyler expertise was apparent from the training. He was able to share lots of best practices and tips based on many year experience with the subject. It is very helpful to have a trainer who is actively administering what he is teaching us about. His candor and openness and humility made for a very effective training session.

Douglas Benjamin - Jason Smith, Brookhaven National Laboratory

The hands on exercises.

Jason Smith, Brookhaven National Laboratory

Covered both ldiskfs and zfs backends. Good reference documents provided.

Jason Smith, Brookhaven National Laboratory

The fact that Richard was able to pivot and customise the entire training series was fantastic. I had a great time and have acquired a whole slew of notes for things to read up on in the future.

Jon Marshall

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