Module 01
Introduction to Linux
Linux operating system basics, distributions, open-source concepts, kernel, shell, desktop and server environments.
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Learn essential Linux commands and system administration skills, including file management, permissions, user administration, storage, networking, services and system troubleshooting through guided practical exercises.
The RHCSA Linux Essentials & Administration training course introduces learners to Linux operating systems and the skills used to manage Linux-based systems. The course focuses on command-line operations, directory and file management, users and groups, permissions, software packages and essential system services.
Learners also explore storage management, file systems, network configuration, process monitoring, service management, security practices and basic system troubleshooting. Practical activities help learners build confidence working in a Linux environment.
This one-month course is suitable for beginners and IT learners seeking foundational Linux administration skills. Previous experience with Linux is helpful but not essential.
Understand the tools and tasks commonly used to operate and maintain Linux systems.
Work with shell commands, files, directories and command-line utilities.
Learn account management, groups, permissions and access controls.
Explore file systems, storage concepts, processes and system services.
Practice checking logs, monitoring systems and diagnosing common issues.
A suggested one-month curriculum covering Linux fundamentals, system administration and practical lab exercises.
Linux operating system basics, distributions, open-source concepts, kernel, shell, desktop and server environments.
Linux directory structure, file navigation, file creation, copying, moving, searching and managing files.
Essential commands, command syntax, redirection, pipes, text processing, command history and shell basics.
User and group management, ownership, file permissions, access control lists and administrative privileges.
Software package concepts, package installation and removal, repository configuration and package updates.
Process monitoring, process control, systemd services, service status, startup behaviour and system targets.
Disk and partition concepts, file system creation, mounting, swap space and introductory logical volume management.
IP addressing, hostnames, DNS basics, network interfaces, connectivity testing and introductory network configuration.
Secure access, SSH basics, firewall concepts, SELinux introduction, permissions and routine security practices.
Task scheduling concepts, cron, log inspection, journalctl, system monitoring and basic diagnostic techniques.
Boot sequence overview, recovery concepts, service failures, command-line diagnostics and common system issues.
Guided Linux administration exercises, command practice, user management, storage tasks and troubleshooting scenarios.
Develop foundational skills for working with Linux systems and IT infrastructure.
Find answers to common questions about Linux essentials and administration training.
The planned training duration is one month. Contact the institute to confirm the batch timetable, class frequency and practical lab hours.
Prior Linux experience is helpful but not essential for learning the fundamentals. Basic computer knowledge and an interest in operating systems are recommended.
The suggested syllabus covers Linux commands, file management, users and permissions, package management, services, storage, networking, security, logs and troubleshooting.
Completing this institute training course does not automatically award official Red Hat certification. The Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) credential requires meeting Red Hat's current certification requirements, including the applicable exam.
The suggested curriculum includes practical exercises. Confirm the availability of Linux lab systems, virtual machines and hands-on practice sessions with the institute.
Linux commands and administration concepts can be practised on supported Linux distributions. Confirm the exact distribution and version used for the course with the institute.
Learn the foundations of Linux system administration with structured lessons and practical exercises at the National Institute of Corporate Learning.
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