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Linux System Admin Certification

What You’ll Learn

This course will introduce you to Linux System Administration, providing you with the essential skills to manage and maintain Linux systems. Linux is the backbone of many server environments, making it a crucial skill for IT professionals. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to:

  • Understand Linux Fundamentals: Learn the core concepts of Linux, including the filesystem structure, user permissions, and basic commands.

  • Linux Command Line: Master the Linux terminal, including file navigation, searching files, and manipulating data.

  • User and Group Management: Understand how to create and manage users and groups, assign permissions, and control access to system resources.

  • Package Management: Install, update, and remove software packages using package managers like APT (Debian-based) and YUM (Red Hat-based).

  • System Processes: Learn how to monitor and manage system processes, prioritize tasks, and troubleshoot common issues.

  • Networking: Set up network configurations, troubleshoot connectivity, and understand Linux networking tools like SSH, Netstat, and others.

  • Security and Permissions: Learn how to secure a Linux system by managing user permissions, configuring firewalls, and applying best practices for system security.

  • Filesystem Management: Understand file systems, disk partitions, and mounting/unmounting devices.

  • System Services and Daemons: Work with system services and daemons, such as systemd, and learn how to configure and manage them.

  • Backup and Recovery: Set up and manage backups and disaster recovery plans for Linux systems.

  • Log Management: Use log files to monitor system activity and troubleshoot errors.

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Chapters

 
  1. Introduction to Linux and System Administration

  2. Navigating the Linux Filesystem

  3. User and Group Management

  4. Package Management

  5. System Processes and Services

  6. Networking Basics

  7. Security and Permissions

  8. Filesystem and Disk Management

  9. Backup and Recovery

  10. Log Management and Troubleshooting

  11. Capstone Project: Building and Administering a Linux Server

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Students are required to complete 39 hours of training.

Subject/Module Outline For Each Subject In the Program

Total Program Instruction Hours: 39 hours

Instruction Hours Entered:39 hours

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