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ProLUG 101

Unit 12 Worksheet
Instructions
Fill out this sheet as you progress through the lab and discussions. Hold onto all of your work to
send to me at the end of the course.

Discussion Questions:
Unit 12 Discussion Post 1: Your manager has come to you with another emergency. He
has a meeting next week to discuss capacity planning and usage of the system with IT
upper management. He doesn’t want to lose his budget, but he has to prove that the
system utilization warrants spending more.

1. What information can you show your manager from your systems?
2. What type of data would prove system utilization? (Remember the big 4: compute,
memory, disk, networking)
3. What would your report look like to your manager?

Unit 12 Discussion Post 2: You are in a capacity planning meeting with a few of the architects.
They have decided to add 2 more agents to your Linus sytems, Bacula Agent and an Avamar Agent .
They expect these agents to run their work starting at 0400 every morning.

7 day view
24 hour view
1. What do these agents do? (May have to look them up)
2. Do you think there is a good reason not to use these agents at this timeframe?
3. Is there anything else you might want to point out to these architects about these
agents they are installing?

Unit 12 Discussion Post 3: Your team has recently tested at proof of concept of a new
storage system. The vendor has published the blazing fast speeds that are capable of being
run through this storage system. You have a set of systems connected to both the old
storage system and the new storage system.

1. Write up a test procedure of how you may test these two systems.
2. How are you assuring these test are objective?
a. What is meant by the term Ceteris Paribus, in this context?

Definitions/Terminology
Baseline
Benchmark

High watermark

Scope

Methodology

Testing

Control

Experiment

Analytics

- Descriptive
- Diagnostic
- Predictive
- Prescriptive

Notes During Lecture/Class:


Links:

Terms:

Useful tools:

- Spyder ide

Lab and Assignment


Unit 12 Lab Baselining and Benchmarking

Continue working on your project from the Project Guide

Topics:
1. System Stability
2. System Performance
3. System Security
4. System monitoring
5. Kubernetes
6. Programming/Automation

You will research, design, deploy, and document a system that improves your
administration of Linux systems in some way.

Digging Deeper (optional)


1. Analyzing data may open up a new field of interest to you. Go through some of the
free lessons on Kaggle, here: https://www.kaggle.com/learn
a. What did you learn?
b. How will you apply these lessons to data and monitoring you have already
collected as a system administrator?
2. Find a blog or article that discusses the 4 types of data analytics.
a. What did you learn about past operations?
b. What did you learn about predictive operations?
3. Download Spyder IDE (Open source)
a. Find a blog post or otherwise try to evaluate some data.
b. Perform some Linear regression. My block of code (but this requires some
additional libraries to be added. I can help with that if you need it.)

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt


from sklearn.linear_model import LinearRegression
size = [[5.0], [5.5], [5.9], [6.3], [6.9], [7.5]]
price =[[165], [200], [223], [250], [278], [315]]
plt.title('Pizza Price plotted against the size')
plt.xlabel('Pizza Size in inches')
plt.ylabel('Pizza Price in cents')
plt.plot(size, price, 'k.')
plt.axis([5.0, 9.0, 99, 355])
plt.grid(True)
model = LinearRegression()
model.fit(X = size, y = price)
#plot the regression line
plt.plot(size, model.predict(size), color='r')
Reflection Questions
1. What questions do you still have about this week?

2. How can you apply this now in your current role in IT? If you’re not in IT, how can you
look to put something like this into your resume or portfolio?

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