Certainly! Below are the minimum required prerequisites for successfully undertaking training in the Red Hat System Administration I (RH124) – RHEL 9 course:

• Basic familiarity with computer hardware and architecture.
• Understanding of fundamental concepts of operating systems, including file systems, and hardware components such as CPU, memory, disk, etc.
• Familiarity with basic IT concepts such as networking, storage, and security principles.
• Ability to use a keyboard and mouse to interact with a computer interface (GUI and CLI).
• Basic knowledge of text editing with a text editor (such as Notepad or VI editor) could be helpful.
• No previous Linux or command line experience is required, as this course is designed for users new to Linux administration.
• An eagerness to learn about Linux and open source technology.

Please note: This course is designed to build foundational skills, which means that individuals with a strong desire to learn and the ability to engage with computer-based learning will be able to succeed, even without extensive prior knowledge.

Target Audience for Red Hat System Administration I (RH124) – RHEL 9

Red Hat System Administration I (RH124) – RHEL 9 is a foundational course for those seeking proficiency in Linux system administration.

• IT professionals new to Linux
• System administrators transitioning from other operating systems
• Junior Linux system administrators
• IT professionals who aim to become Red Hat Certified System Administrators (RHCSA)
• Computer Science/Information Technology students and graduates
• DevOps professionals seeking a deeper understanding of the Linux operating system
• Technical support specialists requiring Linux knowledge
• Network administrators aiming to expand their skill set
• Security professionals who need to administer Linux systems
• Database administrators who manage servers running on RHEL
• Professionals who manage cloud infrastructure and require Linux skills

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Red Hat System Administration I (RH124) – RHEL 9?

Introduction to Course Learning Outcomes

Gain essential Linux administration skills with RH124 - RHEL 9. Learn system management, file manipulation, user/group control, process monitoring, network configuring, and more for efficient Red Hat system administration.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

• Understand the basics of open-source and Red Hat Enterprise Linux: Grasp the foundational concepts of Linux distributions and the principles of open-source software.
• Access and navigate the command line: Acquire the skills to log in, manage files, and perform basic operations using the Linux shell.
• File management proficiency: Learn to copy, move, delete, and organize files effectively from the command line.
• Utilize local help systems: Develop the ability to troubleshoot and solve problems using Red Hat's local help resources.
• Edit and manage text files: Handle text file editing through command output or with text editors like vi.
• User and group management: Create, manage, and delete user accounts and groups, and understand local password policies.
• File permissions and security: Set and interpret file permissions for secure system management.
• Process control: Monitor, evaluate, and manage system processes to maintain performance.
• Manage services and daemons: Use systemd to control and monitor essential network services and system daemons.
• SSH configuration and security: Configure and secure remote command line access using OpenSSH.
• Log analysis and management: Accurately locate and interpret system logs for effective troubleshooting.
• Network configuration: Set up and manage network interfaces and settings on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux server.
• Software management: Install, update, and manage software packages, ensuring system integrity and security.
• File system access and management: Inspect and access file systems, understanding storage concepts on a Linux server.
• Problem-solving and support: Learn to investigate issues using a web-based management interface and obtain support from Red Hat to resolve system problems.