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NetApp ONTAP Cluster Basics
An introduction to the basic concepts, functions and features of an ONTAP cluster using ONTAP 9.9.1
Created byPeter van der weerd
Last updated 11/2021
English
What you'll learn
- In this course you will learn about the basic concepts of a NetApp ONTAP cluster.
- You will get familiar with setting up networking and storage at a basic level.
- You will feel comfortable on the command line of the Clustershell.
- You will have enough luggage to carry on for a deeper dive in ONTAP.
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Course content
8 sections • 24 lectures • 1h 58m total length
Requirements
- This is a beginner level of NetApp ONTAP.
- If you want to follow along with the demonstrations (and there are quite a few), you should be familiar with VMware Workstation or VMware Fusion to a certain extent.
- Explicit knowledge of storage solutions or operating systems is not required.
Description
Welcome to NetApp ONTAP Part 1.
This concise training, will help you to get started with NetApp ONTAP administration. No prior NetApp knowledge is required. It is not an in depth training, but it does contain lots of useful demonstrations to clarify the basic concepts and features of a cluster. This training may be useful to technicians who want to start working with ONTAP or to others who need to be able to converse with technicians regarding NetApp Storage environments.
If you want to move your career into the Storage direction, this training might be for you because NetApp is one of the leading Storage/Datamanagement companies, for on-premises as well as cloud solutions.
In 8 separate modules with short theoretical videos followed by demonstrations, you will set your first steps in getting familiar with NetApp ONTAP.
The 8 different modules:
1. The training starts with a module on what a NetApp ONTAP cluster is.
2. You will setup an ONTAP cluster using the NetApp simulator using ONTAP 9.9.1
3. Interfacing with ONTAP discusses the ways to connect to your cluster, using the command line interface and System Manager.
4. Physical storage deals with disks, raidgroups and aggregates.
5. Logical storage discusses flexible volumes and storage virtual machines.
6. Networking will focus on ports and logical interfaces.
7. The dataprotocol module deals with the relevant NAS and SAN protocols.
8. The training ends with an explanation and demonstration of working with Snapshots.
Who this course is for:
- Beginner Storage Administrators of NetApp ONTAP.
- Non storage people who have to be able to understand ONTAP terminology in order to be able to participate in storage discussions.