If you are looking to deploy, configure and support a 3par based solution then look no further for your training, attend the Designing & Implementing HP Cloud Solutions using 3PAR for all your needs.
It covers the following:
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Identify the HP 3PAR Storage System solution business challenges and strategy of HP
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Describe the business opportunity of the HP 3PAR Storage System solution within the utility/cloud storage market segment
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Describe the HP 3PAR Storage System solutions and the competitive advantages for utility computing
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Present the HP 3PAR Storage System technology
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Architect an HP 3PAR Storage System solution for customers understanding the customer’s business needs and translating them into an HP solution speaking the customer’s language
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Display a basic understanding of the HP tools used during the HP 3PAR Storage System solution design phase
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Demonstrate an understanding of the InServ Hardware Architecture Demonstrate an understanding of the InForm OS functionality
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Demonstrate an understanding of the HP 3PAR Thin Technology
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Demonstrate an understanding of the HP 3PAR Virtual Copy software
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Demonstrate an understanding of the Dynamic and Adaptive Optimization feature
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Demonstrate an understanding of the HP 3PAR Virtual Domains
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Demonstrate an understanding of the HP 3PAR Scheduler and the Virtual Lock by using CLI
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Display an understanding of the HP 3PAR Remote Copy feature
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Demonstrate an understanding of the performance aspects of a HP 3PAR Storage System solution
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Demonstrate an understanding of the HP 3PAR System Reporter
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Understand the HP 3PAR VMware solution set
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Understand the Installation and Setup process
Its a 4 day course and I usually use HOST in the UK.
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