Campus Program
Linux Track
A Campus Program that prepares students for Linux.
Description
This course is designed to provide developers and system administrators with a solid foundation in Linux. Starting with the basics, you’ll learn how to navigate the Linux command line, manage files and directories, and understand the Linux file system. The course then progresses to more advanced topics like process management, user and group administration, shell scripting, and system security. You’ll also explore package management, networking, and automation techniques, enabling you to efficiently manage and troubleshoot Linux systems in a professional environment.
What You will Learn?
- Master Linux command line
- Manage files and directories
- Understand Linux file system
- Administer users and groups
- Write shell scripts for automation
- Manage processes and services
- Implement system security practices
- Configure and manage network settings
- Use package management tools
- Troubleshoot Linux system issues
- Automate tasks with cron jobs
Topics for this course
Total learning: 11 Lessons
Time: 40 Hours
Work with Smart Objects
Listing Files and Directories
Creating and Deleting Directories: mkdir and rmdir
Simple Search Patterns
Character Class and Braces
Copying, Moving and Deleting
Reading and Writing Files
Linking and Displaying File Content
Searching and Finding Files Quickly
Pipelines and Redirecting Standard Channels
Command Pipelines and Filter Commands
Variables and Arrays
Basic Operators
Conditional Statements
Functions
Introduction to Shell Script
Starting and Stopping Services
Configuring Services to Start at Different Run Levels
About /etc/sysconfig Files
Changing Kernel Parameters
Parameters that Control System Performance
Configuring and Using Sosreport
Checking server health using top, sar, iostat etc.
Nestat to check posts being used by various services
About System Perfirmance Tuning
About Network Configuration Files
Managing Partition Tables Using fdisk
Viewing Swap Space Usage
Creating and Using a Swap File and Partition
Removing a Swap File or Swap partition
OpenSSH Configuration Files
Open SSH User Configuration Files
Configuring an OpenSSH Server
Using ssh to Connect to Another System
Using scp and sftp to Copy Files Between Systems
Using ssh-keygen to Generate Pairs of Authentication Keys
About the instructors
This Course Includes
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Skill level : Intermediate
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Instructor : To Be Updated
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Duration : 40 Hours
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Lessons : 13
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Language : English
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Certificate : Yes
