Course Prerequisites

Target Audience for Red Hat System Administration II (RH134) – RHEL 9

Red Hat System Administration II (RH134) – RHEL 9 is an advanced course designed to enhance the skills of IT professionals in managing Red Hat Enterprise Linux environments.

• System Administrators
• Linux Engineers
• DevOps Engineers
• IT Professionals seeking RHCSA certification
• Network Administrators
• Technical Support Specialists
• IT Professionals with a focus on security
• Storage Administrators
• Database Administrators
• Professionals managing virtualized environments
• Cloud Administrators
• Professionals working with containerization technologies

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Red Hat System Administration II (RH134) – RHEL 9?

Introduction to Learning Outcomes and Concepts

The Red Hat System Administration II (RH134) – RHEL 9 course equips students with advanced system administration skills, focusing on efficiency, security, and management of Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems.

Learning Objectives and Outcomes

• Enhance command-line efficiency through the use of advanced Bash features, scripting, and Red Hat utilities.
• Schedule tasks for future execution using cron and at, ensuring regular automation of system commands.
• Optimize system performance by configuring tuning parameters and process scheduling priorities.
• Implement complex permission scenarios using Access Control Lists (ACLs) for fine-grained file access control.
• Manage and secure server environments with SELinux, maintaining system integrity and compliance.
• Administer storage devices, partitions, file systems, and swap spaces via command-line tools.
• Create, manage, and troubleshoot logical volumes, including file systems and swap spaces.
• Utilize advanced storage solutions such as Stratis and VDO to efficiently manage data and optimize storage utilization.
• Configure and maintain network-attached storage using the NFS protocol, ensuring seamless access to shared resources.
• Control the Linux boot process, service management, and troubleshoot boot-related issues effectively.
• Secure network services with firewall configurations and SELinux policies, enhancing the system's defense against threats.
• Perform installations of Red Hat Enterprise Linux on various platforms, including physical servers and virtual machines.
• Run and manage containerized services using podman, integrating lightweight virtualization into system administration tasks.