Course Outline
Introduction to GNU/Linux Systems
- Exploring Linux operating systems and various distributions
- Examining the architecture and components of GNU/Linux
- The role of Linux in contemporary enterprise environments
- Overview of popular distributions such as Ubuntu and CentOS
Installing and Configuring Linux
- Setting up a suitable environment for Linux installation
- Performing a fresh installation of a Linux distribution
- Comprehending system boot sequences
- Configuring initial system parameters
- Introduction to desktop and server environments
Working with the Linux Command Line
- Understanding the Bash shell environment
- Navigating the command line interface (CLI)
- Executing commands and managing shell sessions
- Utilising essential Linux administration utilities
- Accessing help resources and system documentation
File System and Directory Management
- Analysing the structure of the Linux file system
- Managing files and directory structures
- Working with file permissions and ownership
- Executing searches, copying, moving, and deletion of files
- Employing command-line utilities for file operations
User and Group Administration
- Creating and overseeing user accounts
- Configuring user groups and access permissions
- Understanding authentication mechanisms
- Managing access control and security configurations
Processes and Service Management
- Understanding Linux process management
- Monitoring system resource utilisation
- Overseeing background services
- Starting, halting, and configuring system services
- Resolving common service-related issues
Software and Package Management
- Understanding software management in Linux
- Installing and removing software packages
- Managing software repositories
- Updating and maintaining system software
Storage Management
- Understanding Linux storage concepts
- Managing disks, partitions, and file systems
- Configuring storage devices
- Monitoring storage capacity and availability
Linux Networking Fundamentals
- Understanding foundational networking principles
- Configuring network interfaces
- Managing network connections
- Utilising standard networking tools
- Troubleshooting basic connectivity problems
Advanced Bash and Automation Basics
- Utilising advanced Bash commands
- Working with variables and scripting
- Automating repetitive administrative tasks
- Enhancing command-line productivity
Practical Linux Administration Workshop
- Performing standard system administration duties
- Overseeing users, services, software, and storage
- Applying best practices in Linux administration
- Troubleshooting real-world operational scenarios
Course Review and Next Steps
- Reviewing key Linux administration competencies
- Preparing for advanced learning and certification pathways
- Introduction to professional standards in Linux administration
Requirements
No prior experience with Linux is required for this course.
A functional understanding of computer systems and/or an alternative operating system is assumed.
Testimonials (7)
Very well structured and delivered information, a lot of practical exercises to help the knowledge transfer, the trainer responded to every question and helped everyone.
Catalin - DB Global Technology
Course - Linux Administration Fundamentals
Rod is the most passionate and friendly trainer.
Zsolt - DB Global Technology
Course - Linux Administration Fundamentals
The information delivery manner.
DIANA-SMARANDA - DB Global Technology
Course - Linux Administration Fundamentals
The trainer, the lectures and the way they were delivered to us.
Ramona Pluta - DB Global Technology
Course - Linux Administration Fundamentals
Trainer Rod was very knowledgeable and i found it very easy to learn from him!
Cristian Constantinescu - DB Global Technology
Course - Linux Administration Fundamentals
Overall, I found the course to be very informative, structured, interactive and helpful in gaining a better understanding of the Linux.
Cristian Cimpoeru - DB Global Technology
Course - Linux Administration Fundamentals
The trainer and the way in which he is explaining.
