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The following is a collection of exercices to get familiar with Openstack administration through the cli for the purpose of preparing for COA (Openstack Foundation Openstack Certified Administrator) exam:
- Instances
- Quotas
- Instances snapshots
- Volume snapshots
- Volume backups
- Volume encryption
- Swift
- Orchestration (heat)
- Telemetry (ceilometer)
- Database
Browse the page http://hpnouri.free.fr/coa, you'll find a series of tasks you can try to perform on your own lab.
You can download the page index.html and run a local webserver in the same directory
ex: python -m SimpleHTTPServer 12345
By clicking on each tasks, the solution will be revealed.
Make sure to avoid the illusion of competency by trying your best to solve the question and consulting the documentation docs.openstack.org, the only reference available in the exam, before looking the answer.
This will help consolidating a mental process to get to the solution.
I am collecting all issues I've encountered during the learning process, mainly, installing multinode openstack from scratch
In the issue section, look for issues labeled Troubleshooting. Opened issues are still under investigation, closed are solved.
Even though different root causes could have the same symptoms and some solutions are curcumstantial, they still gives a hint on how processes and configuration files are interconnected.
If you are lucky enough, you'll make a lot of mistakes to learn from and to be prepared for the exam :)
- General inf. about the exam: cost, score, duration...
- The OpenStack Foundation Certification Candidate Handbook
- The exam environment: start the exam, interface, what you are allowed to do or not to do.
- The Operators' View on the Certified OpenStack Administrator Exam
- The Test Takers Guide to the Certified OpenStack Administrator
- Prepping for the OpenStack Administrator Exam
- Passing the Certified OpenStack Administrator Test
Your contribution is very welcome and encouraged for both the content and the form.