LPIC-1 Certified Linux Administrator (101-500) Online Course
LPIC-1 Certified Linux Administrator (101-500) Online Course
About the Course
This course provides a practical introduction to Linux administration, starting with the basics of installing Linux on both physical systems and virtual machines. It covers hardware detection and configuration to ensure your system operates efficiently. You will learn the Linux boot process, including configuring and troubleshooting GRUB, to effectively manage system startup and resolve boot issues. The course also focuses on essential shell commands, process management, and setting execution priorities to maintain smooth system operation.
Topics covered
- File editing tools like nano and vi are covered, along with methods to customize the bash environment for improved productivity.
- You will gain hands-on experience with file management, data redirection, and tools like grep for filtering outputs, making everyday Linux tasks easier to manage.
- Advanced topics include file permissions, ACLs, software management using dpkg, apt, rpm, and yum, and managing services with systemd.
- Practical exercises ensure you can maintain filesystem health, manage disk space, and work with removable media efficiently.
What you will Learn?
- Install Linux on physical and virtual systems
- Configure hardware and optimize performance
- Manage the Linux boot process and troubleshoot GRUB
- Use the Linux shell for system management
- Customize the bash environment
- Handle file permissions and ownership
Key Benefits
- Set up and configure Linux systems
- Secure and manage Linux environments
- Optimize system performance for reliability
Who should take the Course?
This course is designed for individuals who want to learn or improve their Linux administration skills. It is ideal for:
- Aspiring system administrators
- IT professionals looking to enhance their Linux expertise
- Tech enthusiasts interested in learning more about Linux
- Individuals with basic computer literacy and a general understanding of operating systems
Skills Acquired
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Install and configure Linux on physical hardware and virtual machines
- Detect and configure system hardware for optimal performance
- Manage the Linux boot process and troubleshoot GRUB
- Use the Linux shell effectively for managing processes and system tasks
- Customize and optimize the bash environment for greater efficiency
- Manage files, file permissions, and ownership
- Work with software management tools like dpkg, apt, rpm, and yum
- Understand and manage services using systemd
- Maintain filesystem health and manage disk utilization
- Handle removable media and ensure smooth system operation
Course Outline
The course covers the following topics -
Domain 1. Installing Linux
- Introduction to Linux installation
- Installing Linux on physical systems
- Detecting and configuring hardware
- Setting up Linux in a virtual machine
- Understanding the Linux boot process
- Configuring and troubleshooting GRUB
Domain 2. Executing Programs (Free Chapter)
- Navigating the Linux shell
- Managing system processes
- Setting execution priorities for processes
Domain 3. Working with Text Files
- Editing files using nano
- Using search and replace in nano
- Editing files with vi
- Searching and replacing text in vi
Domain 4. The Linux Command Line
- Customizing the bash environment
- Efficient file management techniques
- Redirecting data with pipes and redirects
- Filtering output using cut and grep
- Working with checksums
Domain 5. Locating Data
- Finding commands with the which command
- Locating files with find
- Searching files with grep
- Understanding hard and symbolic links
Domain 6. File Permissions
- Understanding file ownership
- Managing POSIX-based file permissions
- Working with ACL-based file permissions
Domain 7. Managing Software
- Understanding shared libraries
- Managing software with dpkg and apt
- Installing and managing packages with rpm and yum
Domain 8. Managing Services
- Overview of supporting services in Linux
- Introduction to SysVinit
- Managing services with SysVinit
- Introduction to systemd
- Managing services with systems
Domain 9. Managing Storage
- Creating partitions using fdisk
- Creating partitions using parted
- Exploring Linux file systems
- Creating and managing file systems
- Maintaining filesystem health
- Monitoring disk utilization
- Mounting and managing removable media
- Mounting fixed disks
