Name: Linux Administrator Training
Brand: SV Tech Hub
SKU: Linux Administrator
Price: 250 USD
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 5 (40 reviews)

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There are no prerequisites to learn this Linux Administration course, having experience in IT world could be an added advantage.

Linux Administration Course Overview

Become a Certified Linux Administration professional by enrolling in Our SVTechhub Linux Administration course. Course curriculum at SVTechhub designed by real-time industry professionals to cover the fundamental concepts such as Red Hat Linux system, Linux operations, installation, managing boot process, Linux operations, Linux Kernel, testing, and debugging. Enroll now into our Linux administration course and get certified.

About Linux Administration Course

Linux operating system was developed by Linus Torvalds with other contributors in 1991. The major advantage of Linux is that it is an open-source framework, any programmer can utilize this Linux Kernel to design the customized operating system. The majority of the Linux operating system code is written in C.

Here in this Linux Administration course, we are going to cover all the essential administration concepts of Linux. We will be covering the concepts from the start to end which includes Linux installation, networking concepts, system services, file system management, Linux configuration, Kernel services, and security administration.

Linux Administration Course Objectives

Q) What will you learn in this Linux Administration online training?

In our Svtechhub’s Linux Administration training, you will learn about:

Installation and Initialization of Linux
User administration, utilities, and services in Linux
Shell Scripting, Server configuration, and Kerberos
SMTP and SMB service and Virtualization
NFS with RPC letting remote hosts organize Linux file system.
Networking concepts and security in Linux
Configuration of the database in Linux and initialization

Q) Why should you learn Linux Administration to grow your career?

Linux is a popular operating system and we are regularly communicating with Linux servers. Major sites such as Google and Facebook are using Linux Servers.
In Addition, to the above sites, android mobiles and modern television sites run on Linux.
Linux is a free open source software and highly flexible to make customizations.
Linux is widely used to operate supercomputers, desktops, airplanes, automobiles, mobile devices, networking equipment, etc.
According to the recent statistics of Indeed.com, the average salary received by a Linux administrator is $66,204 per annum.

Overview: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.0 (Install Configure and Manage)

This 40 hours course features intensive hands-on training that focuses on installing, configuring, and managing RHEL 7.0, which includes understanding basics and advanced administration in Red Hat Linux world. This course prepares you to administer a generic Linux infrastructure for an organization of any size.

Product Alignment

CENTOS
DEBIAN
POSIX

Audience:

CS graduates
System engineer and administrators

Prerequisites: This course requires the following prerequisites:

Operational experience on Microsoft Windows or any other operating system

Lab Setup: This course requires the following minimum lab setup:

S.No	Topics	Sub Topics
1	Introduction of Linux OS and its architecture	Understanding *nix History Analyzing Linux flavors and distributions Understanding Linux kernels and shell
1	Introduction of Linux OS and its architecture	Understanding minimum requirements. Creating Partition Layout. Installing OS Understanding RPM and YUM Setting up custom/DVD, YUM repository Doing post Installation up-gradation
3	Accessing Linux File System	Understanding file system and directory structure Arrangement of directories and their significance Understanding Linux bootup and control initialization sequence Commands to be thought: pwd, ls
4	Accessing the Command Line	Understanding shell locations and shell behavior Understanding command, options and arguments
5	Getting Help in Red Hat Enterprise Linux	Getting help,( man, --help, info, tab, double tab), online help forums
6	Managing Files From the Command Line	Commands to be thought: ls, touch, cat, mkdir, rmdir, cd, cp, mv, ls , stat, file, cp, mv, ln, pwd, whereis, find
7	Creating and Editing Text Files with Vim	Using vi editor Advanced vi editor
8	Managing Local Linux Users and Groups	Files: /etc/passwd, /etc/shadow, /etc/group, /etc/skel Commands: useradd, usermod, userdel, groupadd, groupmod, groupdel
9	Controlling Access to Files with Linux File System Permissions	chmod, chown, chgrp, setuid, setgid, stickybit
10	Controlling Access to files with Access Control Lists (ACLs)	setfacl, getfacl,
11	Monitoring and Managing Linux Process	Significance of /proc directory and procfs Commands: ps, top, who, who am i, kill, pkill, free
12	Managing Priority of Linux Process	Commands: renice, nice
13	Controlling Services and Daemons	Configuring the Default Runlevel service, chkconfig and systemctl
14	Configuring and Securing open SSH Service	Files: /etc/ssh/sshd_config \| /etc/ssh/ssh_config \| ~/.ssh/ \| ~/.ssh/authorized_keys \| /etc/nologin Disable OpenSSH Server Only Using SSH Protocol 2 Configure Idle Log Out Timeout Interval Disable root Login via SSH Enable a Warning Banner Enabling Passwordless authantication
15	Managing Red Hat Enterprise Linux Networking	Files:- /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-* \| /etc/hosts \| /etc/resolv.conf Commands: hostnamectl, nmcli
16	Archiving and Copying Files Between Systems	Commands: scp, rsync
17	Archiving and Copying Files Between Systems	Setting up a FTP server Setting up a Kickstart configuration file Initiating a Kickstart installation
18	Using Regular Expressions with grep	^ (Caret) $ (Dollar) \ (Back Slash) [ ] (Brackets) [^ ] . (Period) * (Asterisk) \{x,y\} \{x\} \{x,\}
19	Analyzing and storing Logs	Files: /etc/rsyslog.conf, /var/log/*, log rotation,
20	Scheduling Future Linux Tasks	Commands: &, bg, fg, at, crontab
21	Adding Disks, Partitions and File systems to a Linux System	List, create, delete, and set partition type for primary, extended, and logical partitions
22	Managing Logical Volume management (LVM) Storage	Create and remove physical volumes, assign physical volumes to volume groups, and create and delete logical volumes. Configure systems to mount file systems at boot. Add new partitions and logical volumes, and swap to a system non-destructively. Commands: fdisk, parted, mkfs, mount, pvcreate, vgcreate, lvcreate, vgextend, lvextend,resize2fs, xfs_growfs, df, du
23	Accessing Network Storage with Network File System (NFS)	Creating a NFS share and understanding exportfs
24	Providing File –based Storage	Mounting a NFS share
25	Accessing Network Storage with SMB	Creating a SMB share and understanding samba configuration files Mounting a SMB share
26	Providing Remote Block Storage	Configuring an iSCSI target Configuring an iSCSI initiator to connect to iSCSI target
27	Controlling and Troubleshooting the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Boot Process	Recovering from a system upgrade that left system unbootable Simulating a failure and entering into rescue mode
28	Managing IPv6 Networking	Understanding IPv6 implementation in Linux Add IPv6 address in Linux Box
29	Network Port Security	Commands: iptables, firewalld
30	Managing DNS for Servers	Configure a caching-only name server. Configure a caching-only name server to forward DNS queries. Configure a forward lookup zone and reverse lookup zone.
31	Configuring basic servers	Apache vsptpd samba dhcpd
32	Writing bash shell Scripts	Creating a basic bash shell script Understanding header Assigning executable permission Converting a script to a command
33	Bash Conditionals and Control structures	$?, if, for, do, case, file operations, arithmetic operations
34	Configuring the Shell Environment	Understanding ~/.bashrc, /etc/profile, and /etc/passwd

1) Linux Administration Certification:

Certification plays an essential role in uplifting one’s career. Companies are preferring to hire candidates with the Linux Administration Certification. Passing the Linux Administration certification demonstrates that you are a skilled professional in Linux Administration. This course curriculum is inlined for clearing the Red Hat Certified System Administration exam in Linux. At the end of the Training, you will be awarded the Linux Administration Course completion certificate form the SVTechhub which is valid across the top MNCs.

2) Which companies are recruiting Linux Administration professionals?

Below mentioned is a list of some of the top companies that are employing Linux Administration professionals.

Oracle
NOVELL
RedHat
Google
IBM
Facebook
Amazon
DELL
Samsung
Microsoft

3) Who can join this course?

This course can be learned by anyone who wishes to start their career as a Linux Administrator.

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Kajal

I have enrolled for the Linux Administration course from the SVTechhub. It was a very good experience for me. Course content and quality of teaching made me feel confident. The trainer helped me a lot in understanding this operating system with ease. Thanks for the SVtechhub support team without whom my training would have been a difficult journey.

Venkatraj

This Linux administration online course is awesome. Clear explanations and good examples gave full knowledge of Linux. Course content is very depth and helped to get a deep dive into this subject matter. Thanks for the best Linux course.

Vital

I have trained on the Linux administration course from SVTechhub technologies. At the beginning of the course, I was unable to cope up with the lectures but the trainer helped me to understand everything with real-world use cases. The course content was very accurate and covered all the Linux administration core topics. I would suggest SVTechub for the best Linux Administration course.

Linux Administration Training

Linux Administration Course Overview

About Linux Administration Course

Linux Administration Course Objectives