Salt - Advanced Automated Infrastructure Management (SALT2)
Virtualization, Management
This course teaches advanced infrastructure automation with a focus on event-driven reactions, using the Salt Bus to detect and act on system states, and integrating Salt-Cloud drivers for rapid machine provisioning, orchestration and control.
The course covers Beacon-based monitoring of servers and apps, writing Reactor formulas for automated responses, running long-lived Engines, and configuring multi-master setups for high availability and resilient Salt environments.
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The course:
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Salt Bus Events:
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Why use the Salt Bus event system
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Which services can be controlled via Bus events
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What data can be collected
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Salt-Cloud:
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Introduction to drivers
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Creating maps and profiles for rapid machine creation
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Removing or decommissioning machines from the environment
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Beacon:
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Monitoring server health
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Monitoring applications
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Reactor:
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Why use Reactor
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Writing Reactor formulas to react to server events
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Engines:
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Running long-lived external processes used by Salt
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Multi-master:
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Setting up a multi-master Salt environment for high stability
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Assumed knowledge:
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Attendees should have prior Salt experience or have completed the SALT1 course.
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Recommended previous course:
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Salt — Automated Infrastructure Management (SALT1)
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Schedule:
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2 days (9:00 AM - 5:00 PM )
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