Master Linux: Learn from Basic to Advance, Learn from the BEST Linux Administration course so that you can tackle any technical challenge Easily.
Description
Linux is one of the most important parts of Computer Science and Information Technology. Learning it makes anyone not only reputable but also important. If you want to start your career in Linux and have little or no knowledge of Linux then I can help. In this course, you will learn Linux installation, configuration, administration, troubleshooting, shell scripting, command line, OS tools and much more.
Level 1: Linux Fundamentals
Introduction to Linux
What is Linux?
Linux distributions
Linux file system hierarchy
Installing Linux
Virtualization and installation of a Linux distribution (Ubuntu)
Basic Linux commands
Navigating the file system
File manipulation
Text editors (Nano, vim)
File permissions and ownership
Understanding user and group permissions
Modifying permissions and ownership
Basic shell scripting
Writing simple shell scripts
Using variables and control structures
Text processing with AWK and SED
Introduction to AWK
Basic AWK operations (pattern matching, field manipulation, arithmetic)
Introduction to SED
Basic SED operations (search and replace, insert and delete lines)
Level 2: Linux System Management
8. Package management
Installing, updating, and removing software packages (apt or yum)
9. Process management
Understanding processes
Monitoring and controlling processes (top, ps, kill)
10. System services and daemons
Understanding systemd and systemctl
Managing system services
11. User and group management
Creating, modifying, and deleting users and groups
Managing sudo privileges
12. Networking basics
Network configuration and tools (ifconfig, ping, traceroute)
Understanding network protocols (TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP)
13. Projects based on L2
Level 3: Advanced System Administration
Storage management
Disk partitioning and file systems
Logical Volume Management (LVM)
Mounting and unmounting file systems
System performance monitoring
Understanding system load and resource usage
Monitoring tools (iostat, vmstat, dstat)
Backup and recovery
Backup strategies and tools (rsync, tar)
System recovery and restoration
Security basics
Understanding firewalls (iptables, ufw)
Secure Shell (SSH) and key management
Basic system hardening
Project 3
Level 4: Specialized Administration
Virtualization and containerization
Understanding virtual machines (VMs) and containers
Introduction to KVM, Docker, and Kubernetes
Advanced networking
Network troubleshooting and packet analysis (Wireshark, tcpdump)
VPNs and remote access (OpenVPN, WireGuard)
Monitoring and logging
Centralized logging with syslog
System monitoring tools (Nagios, Zabbix, Grafana)
Automation and configuration management
Introduction to Ansible, Puppet, or Chef
Infrastructure as code
Project 4
After completing this course layout, a beginner will have gained substantial knowledge and hands-on experience in Linux system administration, making them capable of managing a wide range of systems and environments.
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