What will you learn?
After completing the HCIP Storage training, participants will gain in-depth knowledge of the hardware and software architecture of all-flash storage solutions, hybrid systems, distributed systems, and backup storage. The training will cover aspects related to data storage system management, procedures for implementing discussed solutions, as well as analysis of performance issues and configuration problems.
Participants of this training will be able to independently configure advanced data protection mechanisms such as automatic snapshot copies, replications, and metro cluster. The exercises will also include best configuration practices and optimization practices for data storage systems.
Who is the training intended for?
The HCIP Storage training is intended for technical personnel, server/virtual system administrators, IT environment maintenance staff, as well as individuals who have already dealt with professional data storage solutions and would like to acquire knowledge about the capabilities of modern storage systems and best maintenance-deployment practices.
What are the requirements?
The most important requirement is a willingness to expand your knowledge. It will also be beneficial to have basic knowledge of storage technologies, especially at the HCIA Storage level.
What is the level of this training?
🟡🟡⚪ Professional.
How many days does the training last?
The HCIP Storage training is conducted over 5 days, totaling 40 hours of training.
What is the cost of the training?
The price of the HCIP Storage training is 2250.00 EUR net per person participating in the training.
What exam can I take after the training?
The HCIP Storage training prepares you for the Huawei H13-624 exam, upon passing which you will receive the HCIP Storage certification.
Detailed training schedule:
| Day | Course Content |
|---|---|
| Day 1 | – Architecture, construction, and operation principles of all-flash systems – Data protection solutions and mechanisms in storage systems |
| Day 2 | – Architecture, construction, and operation principles of distributed systems – [Lab] SmartMultiTenant – configuration of file services for multiple independent tenants – [Lab] HyperCDP – configuration of automatic snapshot copies |
| Day 3 | – Deployment procedure for all-flash systems – Deployment procedure for distributed systems – [Lab] HyperReplication – configuration of asynchronous replication (Disaster Recovery in Active-Passive mode) – [Lab] HyperMetro – configuration of metro cluster solution (Disaster Recovery in Active-Active mode) |
| Day 4 | – Performance enhancement of storage systems – Management, operation and maintenance of storage systems |
| Day 5 | – Troubleshooting, information gathering, and parts replacement in storage systems – [Lab] Performance analysis of all-flash systems – [Lab] Troubleshooting procedures in all-flash systems |
