This is a current work in progress RHCSA practice lab. Currently not everything is perfectly setup, but some of the major pain points of the exam are there, and I should be adding the rest soon, like the flatpak configuration, tuning profile stuff, network configuration, systemd timers, bootloader adjustments, setting boot-targets and configuring ssh. But everything else in the current exam onjectives seems to be covered and if you can manage what's in here, you should be solid.
The outline is all your tasks are being communicated to you in the form of a mostly clueless person asking you to perform these things, like a true sysadmin. You have to decipher the meaning and make everything work and persists after a reboot.
You will have 3 VMs; 1 server that you don't have access to and two nodes that you will have to configure. Currently you can technically hop between them all, since I didn't add a grub bootloader password yet, but if you can understand half of what's going on here, then you can easily mess with it yourself.
There's two options you have to get this going, you can just boot the vms from the ISO, using the cdrom and making sure to append inst.ks=http://$IP:$PORT/$CLIENT.ks to boot the isos or you can just be cool and make a PXE boot server, the script I have included gives youthe rough outline of what you'll have to do if you want to do it yourself.
The run scripts are assuming you're using QEMU, which if you're not you can replace those with whatever VM manger you prefer, just adjust the vhd disk appropriately. I'm using 6GB per VM, definitely could get away with less though. You still need a bridge interface for the VM's to talk to though, and the default ip range they sit on is 192.168.10.0/24 so just take note of that, since I didn't implement the environment variables yet to change those.