Dive into a comprehensive Linux crash course designed for beginners, offering hands-on experience with free lab access. Master fundamental skills essential for Linux system administration, including logging into local and remote consoles, utilizing system documentation, managing files and directories, creating hard and soft links, setting file permissions, searching with grep, analyzing text using regular expressions, managing user accounts and privileges, configuring resource limits, and controlling root account access. Gain practical knowledge through interactive labs and progress from basic concepts to advanced system management techniques in just over 2 hours. Equip yourself with the tools and confidence needed to effectively manage Linux servers and workstations, whether you're starting a career in system administration or expanding your technical skillset.
Overview
Syllabus
- Introduction
- Log into Local & Remote Consoles
- Read and Use System Documentation
- Free Labs - Log in to the Labs
- Working with Files and Directories
- Create and Manage Hard Links
- Create and Manage Soft Links
- Free Labs - Files, Directories, Hard and Soft Links
- List, Set and Change File Permissions
- Search Files with Grep
- Analyze Text with Regular Expressions
- Extended Regular Expressions
- Free Labs - File Content, regular Expressions
- Manage Local User Accounts
- Free Labs- Manage User Accounts and Groups
- Configure User Resource Limits
- Manage User Privileges
- Free Labs - Configure user resource limits and user privileges
- Manage Access to the Root Account
- Conclusion
Taught by
KodeKloud
