– After course completion, you will be able to

– Describe history and features of Linux

– Manage files and directories

– Describe foundational concepts of documentation

– Desbribe foundational concepts of troubleshooting

– Implement identity management

– Configure and execute remote connectivity for system management

– Analyze and troubleshoot user access and file permissions

– Apply the appropriate access controls

– Create simple shell scripts to automate common tasks

– Build and install software

– Manage software configurations

– Summarize Linux fundamentals

– Use the appropriate networking tools or configuration files

– Analyze and troubleshoot storage issues

– Analyze and troubleshoot central processing unit (CPU) and memory issues

– Configure and use the appropriate processes and services

– Use of security best practices in a Linux environment

– Use systemd to diagnose and resolve common problems with a Linux system

– Analyze and troubleshoot network resource issues

– Implement and configure firewalls

– Summarize common infrastructure as code technologies

– Perform basic version control using Git

– Perform basic container operations

– Summarize container, cloud, and orchestration concepts

 

Agenda:

Lesson 1: Introducing Linux

Lesson 2: Administering Users and Groups

Lesson 3: Configuring Permissions

Lesson 4: Implementing File Management

Lesson 5: Authoring Text Files

Lesson 6: Managing Software

Lesson 7: Administering Storage

Lesson 8: Managing Devices, Processes, Memory, and the Kernel

Lesson 9: Managing Services

Lesson 10: Configuring Network Settings

Lesson 11: Configuring Network Security

Lesson 12: Managing Linux Security

Lesson 13: Implementing Simple Scripts

Lesson 14: Using Infrastructure as Code

Lesson 15: Managing Containers in Linux

Lesson 16: Installing Linux