Red Hat OpenShift Training

Hands-on training to install, administer, secure and run OpenShift in production, built by an engineer who operates OpenShift clusters every day for Volkswagen, Safran and the United Nations.

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Who is it for?

System administrators and Linux engineers

DevOps, SRE and Platform Engineering teams

Architects preparing an OpenShift adoption or migration

Curriculum

OpenShift 4 architecture

Nodes, Operators, the Cluster Version Operator, RHCOS and control plane components.

Installation and lifecycle

IPI and UPI installs, cluster updates, node and MachineConfig management.

Authentication and RBAC

Identity providers (LDAP/LDAPS), groups, roles and access best practices.

Networking and exposure

OVN-Kubernetes, Routes, Ingress Controllers, TLS certificates and NetworkPolicy.

Storage

CSI drivers, StorageClasses, PV/PVC and stateful workloads.

Security

Security Context Constraints, service accounts, secrets and etcd encryption.

GitOps and deployment

OpenShift GitOps (Argo CD), Helm and deployment strategies.

Observability and troubleshooting

Prometheus, Alertmanager, Grafana, logging and diagnostic methods.

Format

Duration2 to 5 days, depending on level and goals

LocationOn-site (Morocco, Spain, Europe) or remote

LanguageEnglish, French or Arabic

ApproachMostly hands-on labs on a provided environment

GroupIn-company, tailored to your context

MaterialsSlides, labs and post-training resources included

Why me

Red Hat certified: OpenShift Administrator (EX280), OpenShift Virtualization (EX316), OpenShift Advanced Cluster Security, Containers (EX188) and RHCE
Tech Lead, OpenShift Platform Engineering at Volkswagen Group
Production clusters for Safran and the United Nations: bare-metal, high availability, GitOps
Corporate trainer: Kubernetes (Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 2026), Azure DevOps (SNTL, 2025), Ansible & Terraform (SRM Casablanca-Settat, 2024)

FAQ

Does the training prepare for the EX280 exam?

The curriculum covers the skills assessed by the Red Hat Certified OpenShift Administrator exam (EX280) and can include dedicated preparation sessions. Exam registration is done directly with Red Hat.

What are the prerequisites?

Solid Linux fundamentals and basic container knowledge (Docker or Podman). An introductory containers module can be added if needed.

Can the curriculum be tailored?

Yes. The content is built with you around your OpenShift version, your environment (cloud, bare-metal or hybrid) and your use cases.

Where does the training take place?

On your premises in Morocco, Spain or elsewhere in Europe, or remotely as a virtual classroom.