Lab setup & Test course for Red Hat EX180, covers EX188

This Practice course is for anyone who is preparing for Red Hat EX180 Exam and EX188

This course is even for those who want to create a practice setup for Podman and OpenShift and improve their skills by solving questions.

These questions are updated as per latest topics for Red Hat EX180 Exam and EX188

You will learn how to create setup for Podman and OpenShift so that you can practice for Red Hat EX180 Exam -- EX180 Red Hat Certified Specialist in Containers and Kubernetes

You will learn about Docker File, Images, Containers, Manage container , create and  manage images, run container , troubleshooting OpenShift app, create new app in OpenShift and different ways to create application.

Solved question related to-

--Docker File

--Manage Images

--Run Containers

--Starting and stopping containers

--New app from image on OpenShift

--New app from template on OpenShift

--Troubleshooting apps on OpenShift

This course is divided into 5 sections.

First section :Podman - Lab Environment Setup

In this section you will get to know how to set up Lab environment for Podman and further use it in practice.

Second section :Podman - Practice Questions with Solution

The practice question along with solution will help you assess your readiness and ensure that you are fully prepared for the final exam.

Third section :OpenShift - Lab Environment Setup

In this section you will get to know how to set up Lab environment for OpenShift and further use it in practice.

Fourth section : OpenShift - Practice Questions with Solution

The practice question along with solution will help you assess your readiness and ensure that you are fully prepared for the final exam.

Fifth Section : Reference commands

In this section all required reference commands for EX180 are gathered so that it will be easy for you to refer.

Podman is very similar to Docker and we can do almost  all identical commands, however podman runs on a daemonless architecture and  is also rootless, for that reason the user does not need any root privileges, this is a big improvement because Podman can only see and modify their own containers. In brief Podman is more secure and a bit more isolated to use than Docker.

Legal Notice:

OpenShift and the OpenShift logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Red Hat, Inc. in the United States and/or other countries. Red Hat, Inc. and other parties may also have trademark rights in other terms used herein. This course is not certified, accredited, affiliated with, nor endorsed by OpenShift or Red Hat, Inc.

Requirements

Students are recommended to have studied the Red Hat EX180 exam topics before starting this course.

Happy learning.