Complete Red Hat System Administration Boot Camp - RHCSA 9
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Complete Red Hat System Administration Boot Camp - RHCSA 9 at UDEMY Overview
Duration | 12 hours |
Total fee | ₹2,599 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Credential | Certificate |
Complete Red Hat System Administration Boot Camp - RHCSA 9 at UDEMY Highlights
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- Learn through 3 downloadable resources & 6 article
Complete Red Hat System Administration Boot Camp - RHCSA 9 at UDEMY Course details
- For anyone who wants to learn Linux and become a Red Hat Certified System Administrator
- Installing Linux Virtual Machines
- Basic Linux Commands
- Users and Group Management
- Linux Networking Fundamentals
- Linux Processes
- Linux Security
- Linux Disk Management
- Software Package Management
- This course is updated to the last Red Hat Certified System Administrator Exam Objectives (Containers + Bash/Shell Scripting)
- This course fully prepares you to pass the Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHEL 9) EX200 certification exam and become a Red Hat Certified System Administrator
- In this course, we are going to cover the objectives of Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHEL 9) EX200
- Red Hat Certified System Administrator is one of the most valuable Linux certifications in the industry and it will definitely help you to start a career in Linux
Complete Red Hat System Administration Boot Camp - RHCSA 9 at UDEMY Curriculum
Getting started
Introduction
Creating RHEL 9 and Rocky 9 in Microsoft Azure
Installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux RHEL9 on VMware Fusion
Creating Virtual Machine in Microsoft Azure
Installation of RedHat 8 on VirtualBox
Installation of Rocky Linux on VMware Fusion
Installation of AlmaLinux on VMware Fusion
Installation of CentOS 8 on VirtualBox
Minimal Installation of CentOS 8 on VirtualBox
Linux Essentials
The Directory Tree
Root Directory and Hierarchy of Users in Linux
Absolute and Relative Paths - Command Options and Arguments
pwd command and cd command
ls command
cal command, date command, uptime command
lscpu command and free command
df command and du command
history command, clear command, exit command
whatis command, type command, man command
last command and w command
hostname command and uname command
touch command and mkdir command
cp command and mv command
rmdir command and rm command
tar command
cat command and echo command
head command, tail command and sort command
Linux Pipes
diff command
sudo command and su command
find command
Hard Link and Soft Link
gedit editor and nano editor
vi editor and vim editor
Users and Groups Management
Creating Users and Deleting Users
Demo Creating Users and Deleting Users
Creating Groups and Deleting Groups
Demo Creating Groups and Deleting Groups
File Ownership and Permissions
Permission Levels
Permission Modes
Changing Ownership and Group Membership
Demo File Ownership and Permissions
Umask Default Permission Sets
Demo Umask Default Permission Sets
Three Special Permissions
Demo Three special permissions
Changing File Attributes
Demo Changing File Attributes
Superuser and visudo Command
Demo Superuser and visudo Command
Access Control Lists
ACLs Recursive and Deleting ACLs
Demo Access Control Lists
Linux Network Configuration
Adding DNS Server IP Address
Adding a Host with an Alias
nmcli command
nmtui command
Linux Security
SELinux Configuration
Apache Configuration
Firewalld Configuration
Operate running systems
Processes Commands
Processes Signals
scp command and ssh command
Switching into Different Targets on Linux