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- ISS Techical Consultant @ HP TSG, Bangalore I am writing you this email with a lot of happiness of having cleared the SNIA S10-101. You have been an amazing trainer. I have attached the SNIA Examination Report and also the HP certifications I have completed. Parth NamuduriISS Techical Consultant
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Mr. Vishal Joshua
After 5 long years in Intel Corp and a decade stay at Bangalore, due to family constraints I have decided to move out from Intel & Bangalore and will be joining CSC (Computer Sciences Corporation) HYDERABAD as Storage Team Lead. Well, I strongly believe can say that SNIA certification helped to achieve this. Thanks to Tejinder & Network Labs for thisMr. Parag Daulatjada
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About SNIA
The Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) INDIA is a non-profit organization spanning virtually the entire storage industry in India. SNIA members share the common goal of advancing the adoption of storage networks as complete and trusted solutions. To this end, the SNIA is uniquely committed to delivering standards, education and services that will propel open storage networking solutions into the broader market. SNIA conducts major storage industry events and offers services like education, training, certification and tutorials to its members. To help professionals in getting SNIA certifications and creating a pool of storage networking experts.
Course Overview
Explosive information growth has resulted in a people shortage in storage area network industry. Many individuals have taken storage product training. However, few people understand the breadth of storage capabilities. Still fewer understand the basic building blocks that underpin those capabilities. As a result, it is difficult to find people with an integrated literacy across storage disciplines.
Balanced technical breadth enables the storage administrator to improve problem-solving skills while gaining transferable technical depth. Broad fundamental knowledge enables the manager to understand limits and choose strategic direction. Both are no longer bound by vendor specific language, and in fact, they share a common storage industry language.
The many terms including SAN, Array, Migration, Replica and Clone, by name sound like characters in a science fiction movie. Understanding the terms composition, roles and interactions provide the foundation for developing and maintaining storage solutions. Business depends on these storage solutions. They are not just building blocks they are put together certain ways to meet a purpose.
This course highlights storage technology in vendor neutral terms. It introduces fundamental storage capabilities and the building blocks that underpin those capabilities across storage disciplines. The setting is practical and applied to help the student participate in addressing storage issues as part of a multidisciplinary team
Course Objectives
The primary objective of this course is to develop fundamental knowledge and skills required to understand current and emerging capabilities and infrastructures. The course provides a set of practical required to help new and experienced storage administrators and managers their job better. The objectives include:
Course Contents:
Basic Storage Technology
Describe common storage elements including caching and I/O technologies. Differentiate between DAS, SAN, NAS, CAS and IP Storage networking architectures and environments. Demonstrate understanding of the SNIA Shared Storage Model. Describe RAID data protection strategies. Identify standards organizations.
Disk Technology
Identify disk components. Compare and contrast disk interface technologies. Describe capabilities and attributes of Mid-Tier and High-End storage arrays. Demonstrate understanding of disk controller features. Describe disk placement criteria within tiered storage models.
SCSI
Describe SCSI as architecture and physical interface including its relationship to end devices (disk, tape and robotics.) Identify advantages and disadvantages of using SCSI interface technology. Describe SCSI protocol elements. Demonstrate understanding of SCSI command and operations concepts. Identify implementation parameters.
FC-SAN
Describe FC-SAN general concepts. Identify advantages and disadvantages of FC SAN. Identify topologies and components. Describe protocols, classes of service and addressing. Demonstrate understanding of fabric-enabled technologies. Develop a response to a design scenario for distance extended SAN, demonstrating understanding of key concepts, scenario for distance extended SAN, demonstrating understanding of key concepts, costs, risks and implementation methods.
Network Attached Storage (NAS)
Describe NAS concepts. Identify advantages and disadvantages of using NAS technology.
Compare and contrast NFS and CIFS protocols. Describe NAS operating system characteristics. Identify NAS backup and recovery risks.
Virtualization
Define storage virtualization in terms of abstraction, transparency and taxonomy. Identify advantages, disadvantages and benefits of virtualization at various levels. Compare and contrast the virtualization placement and management. Identify taxonomy elements in terms of the Shared Storage Model. Describe virtualization enabled technologies, including snap, clone and replication. Identify criteria for selecting virtualization techniques in risk management terms.
Storage Management
Describe storage management components and the relationship of device and network management. Identify performance management risks created by management infrastructure. Describe common elements; their instrumentation points and the relationship to SMI-S enabled products. Identify SMI-S components and relationships. Describe the SMI-S product certification process.
Data Management
Describe data management concepts including backup and recovery, ILM, tiered storage and data placement based on usage. Compare backup techniques including network, snapshot, NDMP, backup to disk, backup to tape and tape virtualization. Describe backup design trade-offs as they relate to scalability, manageability and performance. Manage data in given scenarios, identifying techniques and risks.
IP Storage Networking
Describe IP networking storage general concepts including protocol differentiation. Identify advantages and disadvantages of using IP Storage Networking. Describe iSCSI implementation concepts. Demonstrate understanding of IP Storage Networking enabled technologies. Identify risks. Describe selection criteria for IP Storage Networking solutions.
Continuity Management
Identify steps using high availability and disaster recovery in a SAN infrastructure. Discuss the role of infrastructure resolution in backup recovery and disaster recovery scenarios.
Who Should Attend this course:
Everyone responsible for storage service delivery and support for new and existing storage products and services; this typically includes both new and experienced development, administration, implementation, delivery, support and management staff. Staff members required to complete the internationally recognized SNIA S10- 101 Storage Network Foundations examination will find this course essential.
Prerequisites
A basic level of IT literacy including at least six (6) months experience in IT and/or Storage Networking Operations. Advanced computer skills and knowledge in at least one operating system. Technical skills as a team member to develop complex solutions. A course specific non-disclosure agreement is required to attend this course.