In Class & Live Online Training(Linux Administration and Support)

Description

In Class & Live, Online Training(Linux Administration and Support)

You will learn how to:

• Create, configure, and maintain Linux servers.
• The boot process can be controlled and troubleshooted.
• Create file systems and attach local storage.
• Use source and binary packages to deploy software components.

Who Should Participate:

• Participant must complete the course Introduction to Linux Course and Introduction to UNIX Course.

Topics Covered:

• An administrator’s responsibilities
• Licensing for open source software
• Purchasing a Linux distribution
• Organizing your file system
• Software packages to choose
• The configuration structure in /etc
• Continuing with the boot sequence
• Using systemctl to manage services
• How to Troubleshoot a Boot Loader
• Using rescue media to recover
• Using Pluggable Authentication Modules to enforce access control policies (PAM
• Organizing users into groups
• Account creation and modification
• Putting in new discs
• Creating logical volumes and expanding them
• Journaled file systems: design and tuning
• Connecting to file servers on the network
• Data backup and restoration
• Archiving System configuration.
• Using portable tar archives to manipulate
• Using Red Hat Package Manager (RPM) to install applications to integrate Red Hat with CentOS and other Linux distributions
• Working with SRPMs and binary RPM packaging
• ps
• pstree
• top
• vmstat
• Taking a look at the /proc file system
• Processes of signalling with kill and pkill
• Using journalctl to capture significant events
• Using journald and syslog to meet compliance needs
• Using yum to fix dependency problems
• IPv4 address and netmask configuration
• IPv6 connectivity configuration and testing
• Apache virtual hosting allows you to host several websites.
• Using access control to secure services
• Printing services on a local and network basis are available.
• Using NFS to share files
• Samba is used to emulate Windows services.
• Users’ authentication
• Using lspci to probe the PCI bus
• Using sysfs to find new hardware
• New device drivers are being installed.
• Identifying the functionality that is required
• Using Linux Virtual Server to balance network traffic (LVS)
• Using keepalived to ensure high availability

Frequently asked questions: Can I take this course online? Yes