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The BEST Linux Administration course for corporate jobs and RHCSA, RHCE, LFCS, LPIC and CompTIA Linux+ certifications
Linux is the number ONE operating system in the Corporate world. Linux is a popular open-source operating system that’s easy to use and highly secure.
If you want to start your career in Linux and have little or no knowledge of Linux then I can help. In this course you will learn Linux installation, configuration, administration, troubleshooting, shell scripting, command line, OS tools and much more…Linux, Linux and Linux will be all around you. I have also included Resume and Interview workshops that will definitely help you get your dream IT job.
I have been teaching this exact course in a classroom environment in New York City. Please note 70% of my students who took this course got the job in Linux within months. Imagine those who take my course only to level up their career, how productive this training can be for them
This course can help significantly for passing your RHCSA, RHCE, LFCS, LPI and CompTIA Linux+ certification exams
What you’ll learn
- By the end of this course you will be a professional Linux administrator and be able to apply for Linux jobs
- You will be able to take the EX-200 exam and become Redhat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA – EX200)
- You will learn 300+ Linux system administration commands
- CentOS, CentOS Stream and RedHat version 7, 8 and 9
- You will gain advance Linux systems administration skills and have deep understanding of Linux fundamentals and concepts
- You will be able to troubleshoot everyday Linux related issues
- You will manage Linux servers in a corporate environment
- You will write basic to advance level shell scripts
- This course will prepare you for CompTIA Linux+ (XK0-004) and LPI Linux Essentials
- This course will prepare you for LPIC-1, LPIC-2 and LPIC-3 certifications
- Understand the concept of permissions and how to set them for files and directories
Table of Contents
Module 1 Introduction to Linux
1 Introduction
2 Great News
3 Syllabus Overview
4 Download Syllabus
5 Thank You
6 Everyday Linux
7 What is Operating System
8 What is Linux
9 History of Linux
10 Linux vs Unix
11 Linux flavors
12 Linux Users
13 Linux vs Windows
14 Module 1 Homework
15 Module 1 Handouts
Module 2 Download Install and Configure
16 Welcome to Module 2
17 Lab Design
18 What is Virtual Box
19 Downloading and Installing Oracle VirtualBox
20 Download and Install VMWare Player Optional
21 CentOS vs CentOS Stream
22 Different Ways to Install Linux
23 Creating a Virtual Machine
24 Download and Install Linux CentOS 7
25 Download and Install Linux CentOS 8
26 Download and Install Linux CentOS Stream 9
27 Option 2 Linux Installation on Cloud
28 Message for Redhat Installation
29 Redhat Linux Installation Optional
30 Ubuntu Linux Installation Optional
31 Take a snapshot of VM
32 Virtual Machine Management
33 Keyboard Keys Used in Linux
34 Module 2 Homework
35 Module 2 Handouts
Module 3 System Access and File System
36 Welcome to Module 3
37 Important Things to Remember in Linux
38 Access to Linux System
39 Download and Install Putty
40 Access Linux via Putty or SSH command line
41 Command Prompts and Getting Prompts Back
42 Introduction to Linux File System
43 FileSystem Structure and Description
44 File System Navigation Commands cd ls and pwd
45 Linux File or Directory Properties
46 Linux File Types
47 What is root
48 Changing Password
49 Absolute and Relative Paths
50 Creating Files and Directories touch cp vi mkdir
51 Copying directories
52 Finding Files and Directories find locate
53 Difference Between Find and Locate Commands
54 WildCards
55 Soft and Hard Links ln
56 Module 3 Homework
57 Module 3 Handouts
Module 4 Linux Fundamentals
58 Welcome to Module 4
59 Linux Command Syntax
60 Files and Directory Permissions chmod
61 File Permissions Using Numeric Mode
62 File Ownership Commands chown chgrp
63 Access Control List ACL
64 Help Commands
65 TAB Completion and Up Arrow Keys
66 Adding Text to Files
67 Input and Output Redirects stdin stdout and stderr
68 Standard Output to a File tee command
69 Pipes
70 File Maintenance Commands cp rm mv mkdir rmdir
71 File Display Commands cat less more head tail
72 Filters Text Processing Commands
73 cut Text Processors Commands
74 awk Text Processors Commands
75 grepegrep Text Processors Commands
76 sortuniq Text Processors Commands
77 wc Text Processors Commands
78 Compare Files diff and cmp
79 Compress and uncompress tar gzip gunzip
80 Truncate File Size truncate
81 Combining and Splitting Files
82 Executing Multiple Commands
83 Linux vs Windows Commands
84 Module 4 Homework
85 Module 4 Handouts
Module 5 System Administration
86 Welcome to Module 5
87 Linux File Editor vi
88 Difference between vi and vim Editors
89 sed Command
90 User Account Management useradd groupadd usermod userdel groupdel
91 Enable Password Aging
92 Switch Users and sudo Access su sudo
93 Monitor Users who last w id
94 Talking to Users users wall write
95 Linux Directory Service Account Authentication
96 Difference between Active Directory LDAP IDM WinBIND OpenLDAP etc
97 System Utility Commands date uptime hostname uname which cal bc
98 Processes Jobs and Scheduling
99 systemctl command
100 ps command
101 top command
102 kill command
103 crontab command
104 at command
105 Additional cronjobs hourly daily weekly monthly
106 Process Management bg fg nice
107 System Monitoring Commands df dmesg iostat 1 netstat free top
108 System Logs Monitor varlog
109 System Maintenance Commands shutdown init reboot halt
110 Changing System Hostname hostnamectl
111 Finding System Information uname dmidecode
112 Finding System Architecture arch
113 Terminal Control Keys
114 Terminal Commands clear exit script
115 Recover Root Password
116 SOS Report
117 Environment Variables
118 Special Permissions with setuid setgid and sticky bit
119 The screen command
120 The tmux command
121 Module 5 Homework
122 Module 5 Handouts
Module 6 Shell Scripting
123 Welcome to Module 6
124 Linux Kernel
125 What is a Shell
126 Types of Shells
127 Shell Scripting
128 Basic Shell Scripts
129 Input and Output of Script
130 ifthen Scripts
131 for Loop Scripts
132 dowhile Scripts
133 Case Statement Scripts
134 Check Remote Servers Connectivity
135 Aliases alias
136 User and Global Aliases
137 Shell History history
138 Module 6 Homework
139 Module 6 Handouts
Module 7 Networking Services and System Updates
140 Welcome to Module 7
141 Client and Server Relationship
142 Enable Internet on Linux VM
143 Network Components
144 Network Files and Commands ping ifconfig ifup ifdown netstat tcpdump
145 NIC Information ethtool
146 NIC or Port Bonding
147 New Network Utilities nmtui nmcli nmconnectioneditor and GNOME Settings
148 Downloading Files or Apps wget
149 curl and ping commands
150 The ss command
151 FTP File Transfer Protocol
152 SCP Secure Copy Protocol
153 rsync Remote Synchronization
154 System Updates and Repos rpm yum
155 System Upgrade and Patch Management
156 Create Local Repository Yum Server
157 Advance Package Management
158 Rollback Patches and Updates
159 SSH and Telnet
160 DNS Download Install and Configure Domain Name Systems
161 Hostname or IP Lookup nslookup and dig
162 Network Time Protocol NTP
163 chronyd New Version of NTP
164 New System Utility Command timedatectl
165 Mail Transfer Agent
166 Web Server Apache HTTP
167 Installing configuring and managing Nginx
168 Central Logger rsyslog
169 Installing configuring and managing Nagios
170 Securing Linux Machine OS Hardening
171 OpenLDAP Installation
172 Tracing Network Traffic traceroute
173 How to open Image File through Command Line
174 Configure and Secure SSH
175 SSHKeys Access Remote Server without Password
176 Linux WebBased Administration cockpit
177 Firewall
178 Tune System Performance tuned nice and renice
179 Run Containers podman
180 Installing configuring and managing Docker
181 Kickstart Automate Linux Installation
182 Installing configuring and managing Ansible
183 Installing configuring and managing OpenVPN
184 DHCP Server
185 Proxy server in Linux Squid
186 Module 7 Homework
187 Module 7 Handouts
Module 8 Disk Management and Run Levels
188 Welcome to Module 8
189 System Run Levels 0 thru 6
190 Computer Boot Process
191 Linux Boot Process
192 Linux Boot Process Newer Versions
193 The systemdanalyze command
194 Message of the Day
195 Customize Message of the Day
196 Storage
197 Disk Partition df fdisk
198 Add Disk and Create Standard Partition
199 Logical Volume Managment LVM
200 LVM Configuration During Installation
201 Add Disk and Create New LVM Partition pvcreate vgcreate lvcreate
202 Extend Disk using LVM
203 Adding Swap Space
204 The xfsinfo command
205 Advance Storage Management with Stratis
206 RAID
207 File System Check fsck and xfsrepair
208 System Backup dd Command
209 Network File System NFS
210 Samba Installation and Configuration
211 NAS Drive for NFS or Samba
212 SATA and SAS
213 Installing Configuration and Managing MySQL MariaDB
214 Difference Between CentOSRedhat 5 6 and 7
215 Difference Between CentOSRHEL 7 and 8
216 Difference between CentOS 8 and 9 Stream
217 Module 8 Homework
218 Module 8 Handouts
Module 9 All About Resume
219 Welcome to Module 9
220 Resume Workshop
221 Resume design and format
222 Grammatical mistakes
223 Objective or Summary
224 Support your Resume
225 Cover Letter
226 Post Resume and What to Expect
227 Linux Administrator Job Duties
228 Exposure to Other Technologies
229 Module 9 Homework
230 Module 9 Handouts
Module 10 All About Interview
231 Welcome to Module 10
232 What is IT
233 Facts about IT
234 Linux Operating System Jobs
235 IT Management Jobs
236 Interview Workshop
237 College degree
238 IT Certification
239 IT related diplomas
240 New to IT A Certification
241 Review Competitive Resumes
242 Linux job market
243 Redhat Certifications RHCSA RHCE etc
244 Join Linux Communities and Forums
245 Interview Questions
246 Module 10 Homework
247 Module 10 Handouts
248 LPIC Learning Material 101500
249 LPIC Learning Material 102500
250 CompTIA Linux XK0005 Exam Objectives
Course Recap and Linux future
251 Questions Practice Test
252 Final Exam
253 Welcome to Course Recap
254 Commands we have learned
255 Linux future
256 Dont Give up
257 Congratulations
258 Recap Handout
Additional Resources
259 Welcome to Additional Resources
260 Troubleshooting Putty Connection
261 Changing Default File Permissions umask
262 Create VM on VMWare Player
263 Install Oracle Virtualbox on MAC
264 Install Oracle Guest Addition Tools
265 Filesystem Color Definition
266 Troubleshooting File Issues
267 Troubleshooting Change Directory Issues
268 Fixing Corrupted FileSystem
269 Linux System Performance Issues
270 IP Assigned but not Reachable
271 Remove Unnecessary or Orphan Packages
272 SELinux
273 Types of Security Threats
274 Running Linux on Web Browser
275 Improve Typing Skills
276 What is Virtualization and its Benefits
277 Introduction to VMWare
278 What is AI
279 How AI works
280 ChatGPT in IT
281 Additional Resources Handout
Bonus
282 Welcome to Bonus Section
283 Bonus Lecture
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