In this course, students will explore the essential concepts and practical skills of the Linux operating system, designed for beginners and aspiring system administrators. Students will learn the fundamentals of Linux, including its architecture, file system, basic commands, shell scripting, and user and permission management. The course emphasizes hands-on practice with command-line tools and system utilities commonly used in real-world Linux environments.
Students will gain practical experience through guided labs and exercises to develop the skills needed for managing Linux systems, automating tasks, and understanding key system processes.
Curriculum
- 20 Sections
- 20 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
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- Introduction Session & Setting Up Linux1
- 2.1 Getting Started with RHEL1
- 2.2 Accessing Linux Desktop & Command Line2
- 3.1 Getting Help, Linux I/O & Redirection2
- 3.2 Working with Editor and Shell Environment2
- 4 Managing Files & Directories2
- 5 Managing Users & Groups2
- 6 File Permissions2
- 7. Process Management, Monitoring and Job Control2
- 8 System Logs2
- 9 Network Management2
- 10 Archiving & Transferring Files2
- 11 Package Management2
- 12 Accessing Linux File System2
- October 19 – Booting Procedure1
- Upspir – Linux Firewall and Iptables2
- SMB SERVER2
- RHEL 8 NFS Server-Client Configuration2
- Linux || Day 22 || HTTPD Server v1.0.02
- VSFTPD Server2
Instructor
₹ 11,000.00₹ 6,000.00
