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We're here to help you find itThis course explores the various tools and techniques commonly used by Linux system administrators and end users to achieve their day-to-day work in a Linux environment. You will gain a good working knowledge of Linux and learn how to navigate through major Linux distributions, system configurations and graphical interface of Linux, basic command line operations, common applications of Linux, and more.
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- Beginners interested in learning Linux
- IT professionals seeking foundational Linux knowledge
- Students preparing for a career in open source technologies
- System administrators transitioning from other operating systems
- Hobbyists wanting to explore Linux for personal projects
- Certified Instructor-led training
- Career advancement opportunities with Linux skills
- Tailored training programs to meet individual needs
- Option for destination training in exotic locations
- Competitive and affordable pricing structures
- Recognized as a top training institute globally
- Flexible training dates to accommodate busy schedules
- Live online training, allowing participation from anywhere
- Extensive catalog of courses across various technologies
- Accredited training partner for multiple certifications
Upon completing LFS101 – Introduction to Linux certification training, an individual can gain skills in Linux command line operations, basic file system navigation and management, file editing using text editors like vi/vim, understanding of Linux distributions, software installation and package management, process monitoring and control, user and group management, permission and ownership settings, rudimentary system security principles, network configuration, and the foundational use of system administration tools. This knowledge forms a solid base for further learning or practical application in Linux environments.
Top companies hiring LFS101 – Introduction to Linux certified professionals frequently include global tech firms like IBM, Google, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Intel, as well as smaller tech companies and startups that value open-source expertise and Linux proficiency in their technical teams.
The learning objectives of LFS101 – Introduction to Linux are:
- Understand the basics of the Linux operating system and familiarize oneself with the history and various distributions of Linux.
- Gain practical knowledge of Linux command line tools and utilities, including file system navigation, file handling, and text processing.
- Explore system administration topics such as managing users and groups, file permissions, and software installation.
- Learn about network configuration, security fundamentals, and the role of Linux in cloud computing.
- Develop an understanding of open source projects and how they contribute to the Linux ecosystem.
