Hi Deepak,
And please remember that we don't have unlimited hardware for students to implement a truly "real-world" OpenStack deployment.
We offer training in multiple modalities.
For traditional Instructor-Led-Training (ILT) we are contrained by locally available consumer grade hardware. This restricts our deployment to only go multi-node for compute nodes, not an entirely highy-available controller/storage configuration. Even there we are pushing the limits in some geographies.
For our self-paced and online students, while we bump up the contraints from ILT, we are still constrained by a "reasonableness" on cost. Since we are able to successfully demonstrate the more advanced configurations as Rodolfo points out in ILT, we continue to borrow that with the videos and VC trainings available for our self-paced students.
Not sure we will ever get to the point of offering an entire play *data center* for each and every student. OpenStack is definitely pushing the limits for our curriculum developers to creatively instruct our students, while still providing valid practice.
Our curriculum and certification teams are *very* focused on ensuring that our certified students are able to demonstrate real-world skills.
--Rob
Red Hat Training Lab Environment Design Engineer
