Linux
Operating System
Course Overview
The Linux OS course provides an in-depth understanding of the Linux operating system, focusing on its architecture, commands, and file management. You’ll learn how to navigate the Linux environment, manage users, handle system processes, and perform essential tasks such as installing software, setting permissions, and configuring network settings. The course also covers scripting and automation techniques, making it ideal for both beginners and those looking to enhance their skills in system administration and server management. By the end, you’ll have a solid foundation in Linux that can be applied in real-world IT environments.
Course lessons
- Overview of Linux operating system
- History and evolution of Linux
- Linux distributions and versions
- Installing Linux on virtual machines and physical systems
- Partitioning and filesystem structure
- Dual booting with other OS
- Understanding the Linux shell
- Common commands for navigation and file management
- File and directory permissions
- Creating and managing users and groups
- File ownership and access controls
- Managing sudo privileges
- File systems and disk management tools
- Mounting and unmounting devices
- Using
fdisk,parted, andlsblk
- Installing, updating, and removing software
- Using package managers (apt, yum, pacman, etc.)
- Understanding repositories and dependencies
- Managing processes with
ps,top,kill, andnice - Process scheduling and priority
- Background jobs and system daemons
- Configuring network interfaces
- Basic networking commands (
ifconfig,ping,netstat) - Network troubleshooting tools
- Writing basic shell scripts
- Automating tasks with cron jobs
- Using loops, conditionals, and functions in scripts
- Understanding Linux security model
- File permissions and ACLs
- Using
iptablesand firewall configuration
- Monitoring system resources with
top,htop,iostat - Disk space and memory usage
- System logs and log management tools
- Setting up Linux-based servers
- Managing Linux in cloud platforms (AWS, Azure)
- Configuring SSH and remote administration
- Diagnosing and fixing common Linux issues
- Log analysis for problem solving
- System backup and recovery strategies
Skills Acquired
Upon completing the Linux OS course, students will acquire essential skills in managing and configuring Linux systems. They will gain proficiency in using the Linux command line, managing users and groups, handling file systems, and securing the system.
Additionally, students will learn to automate tasks through shell scripting, troubleshoot system issues, and monitor system performance. Practical knowledge of networking, package management, and working with Linux in cloud environments will prepare students for system administration and IT infrastructure roles.
Course Features
The Linux OS course offers hands-on learning through practical exercises and real-world examples, covering key concepts such as command-line navigation, system installation, user management, and security. It includes in-depth modules on shell scripting, network configuration, and troubleshooting, along with cloud integration techniques.
Students will benefit from a structured curriculum designed to build confidence in using Linux systems for both personal and professional purposes. The course also emphasizes problem-solving skills and system optimization, making it ideal for aspiring system administrators and IT professionals.
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