What is the Red Hat OpenShift course fee at RST Forum?

The course fee is ₹20,000. There are no hidden charges - lab access and course material are included.

How long is the Red Hat OpenShift course?

60 hours of live instructor-led training (lectures plus hands-on lab practice), running as weekday-evening or weekend batches.

Do I need prior experience to join?

Advanced level. Hands-on experience with Red Hat, Inc. technologies - or an associate-level certification in this track - is strongly recommended before you join.

Is the training classroom or online?

Both. Classroom batches run at our Mumbai campus, and the same batch streams live for online students across India. Both get identical lab access and the same instructor.

Are the labs hands-on?

Yes - the course includes 12 hands-on labs, practiced on real equipment with 24/7 remote lab access through Skillopia, our own lab platform, for practice between classes.

Can I attend a demo session before enrolling?

Yes. Sit through a live class with the instructor before you decide - call +91 91672 24466 or send an enquiry and we will schedule it.

DevOps

Red Hat OpenShift

Accelerate your career with our Red Hat OpenShift course and conquer the containerized world! Red Hat OpenShift at RST Forum is a 60-hour instructor-led course (lectures plus hands-on lab practice) at advanced level. Classroom batches run at our Mumbai campus and the same batch streams live-online across India; the fee is ₹20,000.

This course will qualify you for the Red Hat Certified System Administrator in OpenShift certification (exam EX280).

Duration: 60 hours
Training mode: Classroom & online
Course fees: ₹20,000
Level: Advanced
Certification: EX280Show the full certification name
Red Hat Certified System Administrator in OpenShift

Course details verified 14 Oct 2026

Please note that the course fees exclude the certification cost.

Overview

Who should attend

This 60hrs (Lectures + hands-on Lab) Red Hat OpenShift training is designed for anyone seeking Red Hat OpenShift certification and serves as foundational steppingstone into the realm of Red Hat OpenShift, Docker, Kubernetes and Podman providing you with the essential knowledge and practical skills necessary to navigate this robust platform with confidence. This course helps to gain a deep understanding of containerization, Kubernetes, implementing network policies for pod communication, configuring role-based access control (RBAC), secure communication within the cluster and the specific tools and techniques that Red Hat OpenShift offers for creating, deploying, and managing containerized applications. This course will enable candidates with the expertise to leverage Red Hat OpenShift's capabilities effectively, ultimately empowering you to stay at the forefront of modern application development and deployment practices. This is a lab-intensive, project-based course and objectives are accomplished through hands on learning.

Outcomes

Skills you'll gain

Docker
Introduction to Containerization
Docker Fundamentals
Docker Networking and Storage
Kubernetes Basics
Introduction to Kubernetes
Managing Applications in Kubernetes
Kubernetes Networking and Security
Monitoring and Logging in Kubernetes
OpenShift

Objectives

What you'll be able to do

The course objectives, as the vendor's own blueprint states them.

Understand the concept of containerization and its significance in modern application deployment.
Create and manage projects and namespaces in OpenShift.
Implement load balancing for high availability and efficient distribution of traffic.
Deploy containerized applications using various methods, including templates and source-to-image (S2I) builds.
Configure alerts and notifications for proactive issue resolution.
Perform routine maintenance tasks, including updates and upgrades.
Implement role-based access control (RBAC) and security contexts for user and application security.
Create and deploy container clusters using OpenShift and Kubernetes.
Create and manage containerized applications using Kubernetes manifests (YAML files).
Learn about the various components that make up the Kubernetes ecosystem, like the API server, etcd, and kubelet.

Included

What you get

Curriculum based on course outlines defined by Red Hat.
This Instructor-led classroom course is designed with an aim to build theoretical knowledge supplemented by ample hands-on lab exercises.
Facility of Lab on cloud available.
Courseware includes reference material to maximize learning.
Assignments and tests to ensure concept absorption.
Repeating of lectures allowed (On approval basis)
Candidates can attend lectures online.

Credential

Certification details

Red Hat Certified System Administrator in OpenShiftEX280

After the course

Placements & outcomes

Placement assistance is included: CV preparation, interview drills with real scenario questions, and referrals through our alumni network of 1 million+ engineers trained since 1997.

3 modules

Full syllabus

Every module below is taught live and practiced hands-on - nothing here is a slide-only topic.

Docker

Introduction to Containerization

Understanding containerization and its role in modern application deployment.
Exploring the history and significance of Docker, Kubernetes, and OpenShift.
Comparing containerization to traditional virtualization.

Docker Fundamentals

Installing and configuring Docker for local development and testing.
Building, tagging, and pushing Docker images.
Running containers and managing container lifecycles.

Docker Networking and Storage

Configuring Docker networking, including bridge, host, and overlay networks.
Managing data with Docker volumes and storage drivers.
Docker Compose for multi-container application definition.

Kubernetes Basics

Introduction to Kubernetes

Kubernetes architecture and components, including the control plane and worker nodes.
Setting up a Kubernetes cluster using tools like kubeadm or managed cloud solutions.
Deploying and scaling applications using Kubernetes pods, services, and deployments.

Managing Applications in Kubernetes

Workload controllers, such as Deployments, StatefulSets, and DaemonSets.
Application scaling, resource management, and load balancing with Kubernetes.
ConfigMaps and Secrets for application configuration and sensitive data.

Kubernetes Networking and Security

Ingress controllers and services for managing network traffic.
Role-based access control (RBAC) and security contexts.
Network policies for controlling pod communication.

Monitoring and Logging in Kubernetes

Implementing monitoring and alerting with tools like Prometheus and Grafana.
Centralized logging using Fluentd and Elasticsearch.
Best practices for troubleshooting and resolving common issues.
Configuring default target.
Root password reset.

OpenShift

Red Hat OpenShift Essentials

Introduction to Red Hat OpenShift and its role in container orchestration.
Setting up and managing OpenShift clusters.
Deploying applications, scaling, and managing resources in OpenShift.

Deploying Applications with OpenShift

Create and manage projects and namespaces.
Deploy containerized applications.
Understand the concept of pods and services in OpenShift.

Scaling and Load Balancing

Learn how to scale applications horizontally and vertically.
Implement load balancing for high availability.
Explore routing and networking within OpenShift.

Monitoring and Logging

Set up monitoring and logging solutions.
Learn how to access and analyze logs and metrics.
Ensure the health and performance of your applications.

Security and Compliance

Implementing security best practices in Red Hat OpenShift.
Addressing compliance requirements and policies.
Container scanning and vulnerability management.

Troubleshooting and Maintenance

Identify common issues and troubleshooting strategies.
Perform maintenance tasks and upgrades.
Ensure the resilience and stability of your OpenShift environment.

12 labs

Hands-on labs

Structured labs on real equipment, with 24/7 lab-on-cloud access through Skillopia - our own lab platform.

Hands-on labs

Docker Installation and Basic Commands

Setting up Docker on your local machine
Running and managing containers with Docker
Building and pushing Docker images to a container registry

Docker Networking and Data Management

Configuring Docker networking options
Managing data with Docker volumes
Using Docker Compose to define multi-container applications

Kubernetes Cluster Setup

Creating a Kubernetes cluster using kubeadm
Exploring cluster components and the control plane
Joining nodes to the cluster and verifying the cluster's health

Kubernetes Deployments

Deploying applications with Kubernetes Deployments
Scaling application instances up and down
Rolling updates and rollbacks with Deployments

Kubernetes Services and Load Balancing:

Exposing applications to the network with Kubernetes Services
Creating a load balancer for service access
Exploring Ingress controllers for routing external traffic

ConfigMaps, Secrets, and Application Configuration

Managing application configurations with ConfigMaps
Storing sensitive data securely using Kubernetes Secrets
Updating application configuration without redeploying

Kubernetes Networking and Security

Implementing network policies for pod communication
Configuring role-based access control (RBAC)
Ensuring secure communication within the cluster

Monitoring and Logging in Kubernetes

Setting up monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana
Configuring alerting rules to detect issues
Centralized logging with Fluentd and Elasticsearch for troubleshooting

Red Hat OpenShift Setup and Administration

Installing Red Hat OpenShift on a test environment
Managing OpenShift clusters, users, and projects
Deploying applications in OpenShift using the web console and CLI

OpenShift Networking and Security

Implementing network policies for pod communication
Configuring role-based access control (RBAC)
Ensuring secure communication within the cluster

OpenShift Services and Load Balancing:

Exposing applications to the network with OpenShift Services
Creating a load balancer for service access
Exploring Ingress controllers for routing external traffic

Security and Compliance in OpenShift

Implementing security best practices in Red Hat OpenShift
Scanning containers for vulnerabilities and ensuring compliance

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Full syllabus

Docker

Introduction to Containerization

Docker Fundamentals

Docker Networking and Storage

Kubernetes Basics

Introduction to Kubernetes

Managing Applications in Kubernetes

Kubernetes Networking and Security

Monitoring and Logging in Kubernetes

OpenShift

Red Hat OpenShift Essentials

Deploying Applications with OpenShift

Scaling and Load Balancing

Monitoring and Logging

Security and Compliance

Troubleshooting and Maintenance

Hands-on labs

Hands-on labs

Docker Installation and Basic Commands

Docker Networking and Data Management

Kubernetes Cluster Setup

Kubernetes Deployments

Kubernetes Services and Load Balancing:

ConfigMaps, Secrets, and Application Configuration

Kubernetes Networking and Security

Monitoring and Logging in Kubernetes

Red Hat OpenShift Setup and Administration

OpenShift Networking and Security

OpenShift Services and Load Balancing:

Security and Compliance in OpenShift

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