AIX System Administration Training
Introduction to AIX
AIX (Advanced Interactive eXecutive) is IBM’s Unix operating system, known for its robustness and scalability. This module provides an overview of AIX, including its architecture, key features, and how it fits into IBM's ecosystem.
Installing and Configuring AIX
Learn how to install and configure AIX on your hardware. This section covers installation procedures, initial setup, and configuration options. Explore system requirements, partitioning, and network configuration.
Managing AIX Systems
Discover how to manage AIX systems effectively. Learn about system monitoring, performance tuning, and user management. Explore commands and tools for administering AIX, including file system management and software updates.
Networking and Security
Understand networking and security practices for AIX. Learn about network configuration, managing network interfaces, and securing your AIX system. Explore best practices for firewall settings, access controls, and encryption.
Backup and Recovery
Gain insights into backup and recovery strategies for AIX. Learn about backup tools, procedures for data backup, and recovery processes. Explore techniques for disaster recovery and ensuring data integrity.
Advanced Administration and Troubleshooting
Dive into advanced administration topics and troubleshooting techniques for AIX. Learn how to handle complex system issues, perform advanced configuration, and optimize system performance. Explore diagnostic tools and methods for resolving common problems.
Automation and Scripting
Discover how to automate administrative tasks and enhance system management with scripting. Learn about shell scripting, task automation, and how to create scripts to streamline routine operations on AIX.
Integration with Other Systems
Learn how to integrate AIX with other systems and applications. Explore methods for connecting AIX with enterprise services, third-party applications, and other operating systems. Understand how to manage cross-platform interactions and data exchange.
AIX System Administration Course Syllabus
Introduction to AIX
- Overview of AIX operating system
- History and evolution of AIX
- Features and advantages of AIX compared to other UNIX/Linux systems
AIX Installation and Configuration
- System requirements and hardware compatibility
- Installation methods (installation media, network installation)
- Post-installation tasks and initial system setup
AIX File Systems and Storage Management
- Understanding AIX file system concepts (JFS, JFS2, GPFS)
- Creating and managing file systems (mkfs, mount, umount)
- Logical Volume Manager (LVM) configuration and management
User and Group Administration
- Managing users and groups (useradd, usermod, userdel)
- Role-based access control (RBAC) and permissions
- Password management and security policies
AIX System Management
- System startup and shutdown procedures
- Managing system resources (CPU, memory, disk I/O)
- Monitoring system performance (vmstat, iostat, topas)
Networking in AIX
- Configuring network interfaces (ifconfig, entstat)
- TCP/IP networking fundamentals
- Network troubleshooting and diagnostics (ping, traceroute, netstat)
Backup and Recovery
- Backup strategies and tools (smitty, backup)
- Restoring files and system from backup (restore)
- AIX system backups and disaster recovery planning
AIX Security
- Securing AIX systems (permissions, access control)
- Configuring firewall and network security (iptables)
- Implementing user authentication and encryption (ssh, Kerberos)
AIX Patch Management and Software Installation
- Applying AIX updates and patches (installp)
- Software package management (rpm, yum)
- Managing software dependencies and libraries
Virtualization in AIX
- Introduction to AIX virtualization technologies (PowerVM)
- Creating and managing virtualized environments (LPARs)
- Resource allocation and performance tuning for virtual machines
High Availability and Clustering
- Configuring high availability solutions (HACMP/PowerHA)
- Implementing failover and load balancing
System Monitoring and Logging
- AIX system monitoring tools (nmon, sar)
- Analyzing system logs (errpt, syslog)
- Performance tuning and optimization techniques
Shell Scripting and Automation
- Introduction to AIX shell scripting (ksh, bash)
- Automating system administration tasks
- Creating and scheduling cron jobs
Backup and Recovery Strategies
- Implementing backup policies and schedules
- Disaster recovery planning and testing
- Backup verification and monitoring
Compliance and Security
- Implementing security best practices (auditing, logging)
- Compliance with industry standards (PCI DSS, HIPAA)
- Incident response and handling security breaches
Advanced AIX Topics
- Performance tuning and optimization
- Kernel customization and tuning
- Troubleshooting complex issues (dump analysis, system hangs)
AIX Networking
- TCP/IP configuration and troubleshooting
- DNS, DHCP, and LDAP integration
- Network file sharing (NFS) and SAMBA configuration
Managing AIX in Enterprise Environments
- Scaling AIX systems for enterprise applications
- Integration with enterprise storage solutions (SAN/NAS)
- Managing AIX in cloud environments (AIX on Power Systems Cloud)
Emerging Technologies and Trends
- AIX in hybrid cloud and container environments
- Integration with DevOps and automation tools
- Future developments and roadmap for AIX
Professional Development and Certification
- Training resources and certification programs
- Continuing education and skills enhancement
- Career opportunities for AIX system administrators
Training
Basic Level Training
Duration : 1 Month
Advance Level Training
Duration : 1 Month
Project Level Training
Duration : 1 Month
Total Training Period
Duration : 3 Months
Course Mode :
Available Online / Offline
Course Fees :
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