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The Linux System Administration I course is a comprehensive training program designed to equip learners with essential skills for managing and operating Linux systems, specifically CentOS 7. This course covers the basics from installing the operating system to advanced management of system services and security.
Module 1 sets the foundation with CentOS 7 installation, command-line interface navigation, file management, and troubleshooting assistance. Module 2 progresses to text file editing, user and group management, and file permissions, while Module 3 delves into process management, service control with systemd, secure remote access via SSH, and log analysis. Module 4 focuses on network configuration, archiving, and package management using EPEL and yum. Lastly, Module 5 teaches accessing and managing file systems and virtualized systems with KVM and libvirt.
By undertaking this Linux system admin course, learners will gain practical Linux system admin training for real-world system administration, enhancing their technical prowess in managing Linux environments.
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To ensure a successful learning experience in the Linux System Administration I course, participants are expected to meet the following minimum prerequisites:
No prior experience with Linux or other Unix-like operating systems is required, as this course is designed to introduce the fundamentals of Linux system administration. However, any previous exposure to command-line interfaces can be beneficial.
Participants should also have:
Please note that the course assumes that you are comfortable using a keyboard and mouse, and have the ability to read and understand the technical documentation that accompanies software and systems.
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Gain practical skills in CentOS 7 Linux system administration, from installation to advanced system management, ensuring secure and efficient operation of Linux servers.