At Open-E we are committed to supporting your teams and helping
them grow by sharing our knowledge and experience through Open-E
Certified Engineer Trainings. We develop the technical capital
of your teams though explicit trainings aimed at building
professional groups of specialists who offer not only
best-in-class technical support but who can also boast
excellence in the IT industry in general.
Most importantly, he certification as an Open-E Certified
Engineer verifies the ability to work efficiently with Open-E
software, especially Backups, Replications, Snapshots and
Failover. Engineers with OECE certificate can easily implement
the product in an IT-environment and have a comprehensive
knowledge base and experience of the software.
Each Open-E Certified Engineers Training session lasts three days during which we provide our trainees with an in-depth technical background of the technologies we use, live demos of our software and plenty of practical, real-life exercises on the following topics:
After comprehensive set of lectures, demos and practice all participants can test themselves by taking an exam. Passing this exams means being granted with an Open-E JovianDSS Certified Engineer title. Such certification proves that an engineer gained a comprehensive knowledge of solving first-level issues and of course can work efficiently with the Open-E software and can implement the software in an IT-environment. Trainings are regularly held in a number of cities across the US and Europe. So far, the trainings took place in over 20 cities in the United States, Germany, United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Italy and Poland.
The OECE Program is available only for companies registered as Open-E Authorized, Silver or Gold Partner.
Additionally engineers attending the course are required to have:
First edition of OECE covered Replication, Snapshots, Backups and other essential features of Open-E DSS V6.
Read more »This edition was focused on the new Active-Active iSCSI Failover available in Open-E DSS V7.
Read more »This edition focused on the ZFS-based storage operating system Open-E JovianDSS and its key features.
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