Mastering Linux System Administration and Troubleshooting

Become a Linux System Administrator Level 1 and 2, System Engineer Or perhaps you’re interested in Cloud and DevOps jobs

What you’ll learn

You will learn how to install and manage packages in RPM-based operating systems such as CentOS and RHEL, as well as Debian-based OS such as Ubuntu and Debian.
You will learn the best practices for patching a Linux server.
You will learn and practice popular operating systems such as RPM OS, Debian OS, and AWS Cloud.
You will learn how to manage disk management for LVM (Logical Volume Management).
You will learn how to manage networking using NetworkManager ( nmcli ) and file-based configurations.
How to use Linux command line tools to navigate the file system and manage files and directories
How to manage user accounts and groups, configure network settings, and install and manage software packages.
System administration skills such as setting up and configuring services, managing processes, and monitoring system performance
Troubleshooting methodologies and tools, and how to identify and resolve common Linux issues such as network connectivity problems, file system errors
You will learn how to share directories for NFS (Network File System) in both RPM-based operating as well as Debian-based operating systems.

Requirements

Anyone interested in learning how to effectively administer and troubleshoot on Linux systems, both RPM-based operating systems like CentOS, Fedora, and RHEL, as well as Debian-based operating systems like Ubuntu and Debian. is welcome to take this course

Description

Linux is a powerful, open-source operating system that has become an integral part of modern computing. As a result, Linux system administration is a highly valuable skill for IT professionals and organizations. This course is designed for beginners who want to learn how to effectively administer and troubleshoot Linux systems.

The course begins with an introduction to Linux and its history, followed by an overview of the Linux file system and basic commands. You’ll then learn how to manage users and groups, configure network settings, and install and manage software packages.

As you progress through the course, you’ll gain practical skills in system administration, such as setting up and configuring services, managing processes, and monitoring system performance. You’ll also learn how to automate tasks using shell scripting and perform system backups and restore data in case of a disaster.

In addition, you’ll learn how to troubleshoot common Linux issues, such as network connectivity problems, file system errors, and package installation failures. You’ll explore troubleshooting methodologies and tools and learn how to identify and resolve issues promptly.

Throughout the course, you will learn skills that allow you to practice the skills you’ve learned in a safe, sandboxed environment. You’ll also have the opportunity to work on a project that demonstrates your understanding of Linux system administration and troubleshooting.

Who this course is for:

Cloud engineers who want to understand the fundamentals of Linux system administration and troubleshooting for cloud infrastructure
DevOps engineers who want to gain a better understanding of Linux system administration to manage and deploy applications in production environments
IT professionals who work in organizations that use cloud computing or DevOps tools and want to enhance their skills in Linux system administration and troubleshooting.
Anyone interested in learning about Linux as an operating system and how it is used in various industries
Students or beginners who want to learn Linux system administration and troubleshooting from scratch.
System administrators who want to expand their knowledge of Linux and learn new skills in system administration