Learn what Linux is, basic Linux techniques, system administration tasks, and more.
In this official Red Hat® training course, Steve Bonneville, a technical curriculum architect for Red Hat Training, will teach students the basics of Linux® and demonstrate basic practical techniques of Linux use and system administration tasks for professionals new to the operating system.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux gives you the tools you need to modernize your infrastructure, boost efficiency through standardization and virtualization, and ultimately prepare your datacenter for an open, hybrid cloud IT architecture.
After attending this course, students will have a basic understanding of the Linux operating system. Short lectures and demonstrations will cover distribution, shell, kernel, userspace, file hierarchy, permissions, and more. This course will prepare students for further study of the core system administration tasks required to test for the Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) exam.
Understand the applications of Linux at a high level.
Practice basic Linux techniques and system administration tasks.
Students will be prepared to take more advanced courses and including those leading to the RHCSA exam
15 Lectures
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Very Good Linux Teacher
It was a perfect match for me. I could learn and understand it easily, and now I know the basics. It helps me so much to learn the next level.
Lots of information...
Informational.
Good one
Okay presentation.
I was pleasantly surprised by how much I learned in one lesson compared to what I've been studying all week. The method of delivering content so that it keeps the user's attention was remarkable.The correct tone, pitch and descriptive words that most probably was carefully selected to benefit the user experience. The lecturer stuttered a bit which made me feel like he could be real and not a deep fake created through Ai. He also kept looking at hid screen and he wore a ring. All of these things are important to the user because it makes the Lecturer seem relatable on a human level.
all ok
So far its a good course and match my demands
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Gowda M.
its very nice teaching