Enterprise Linux Administration I
kod szkolenia: ELA010 / ENG DL 5dThe training is based on the current CentOS Linux distribution versions, and the whole knowledge provided by this class might also be also used for administering other Linux distributions.
Enterprise Linux Administration I (ELA010) and Enterprise Linux Administration II (ELA020) trainings might also be used as a preparation for RHCSA certification exam, authorised by Red Hat.
The training is intended for operating system and applications administrators, as well as the remaining technical staff who would like to study the basics of Linux administration or refresh and consolidate knowledge already possessed. This course is the first step to get skills necessary at work as a Linux operational system administrator.
- An ability to work independently in command line environment in Linux/Unix systems using basic tools built in the operational system
- Experience in performing basic administration activities, gained by configruing simple system services
- The training is a first step to acuqire skills necessary at work as a Linux system administrator
- The participant is familiarized with standard and emergency procedures in system administration
Some experience in administration of any operating system is preferred. We do not require any experience in UNIX/Linux.
- Training: English
- Materials: English
- 5 days of work with a trainer
- Trainer’s supervision
- Contact with community
- Coursebook
- Lab environment
Training method
- lecture
- workshops
- Use different command line interfaces
- Generic commands for file-system administration
- Using man pages and build-in documentation
- Unix tools for working with text files
- Working in VIM basics
- Bash output redirection and exit codes
- Changing permission and ownership of files
- How to use "find" utility (including actions)
- Unix process administration
- RPM packages administration with RPM and YUM
- Package modules in EL
- SELinux basics
- Systemd services administration
- Systemd targets
- Boot process and boot troubleshoot
- Local users and groups administration
- Rsyslog daemon administration
- Cron daemon administration
- Configuring Cockpit for server administration
- Use Libvirt and Cockpit with KVM
- Manual and kickstart installations
- Review LAB