FastTrack Red Hat 9 System Administrator - 5 days Online Classroom

3.150,00 EUR

  • 5 days
Live Virtual Classroom
In House / In Company

Master the skills needed to confidently administer and support Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 (RHEL 9) in enterprise environments with this intensive five-day FastTrack Red Hat 9 System Administrator course. Designed for experienced Linux and UNIX professionals, this hands-on training combines practical labs with expert instruction to help you build real-world administration, security, networking, storage, automation, and troubleshooting capabilities.

Key Features

Language

Course material in English

Level

Beginner - intermediate level

5 days (8 hours/day) online instructor-led

60+ recommended study hours

Access to virtual live lab environments

Aligned with Red Hat certification paths such as RHCSA.

Expert trainers with relevant industry experience

Downloadable course documentation and exercises

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Program completion certification included

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Learning Outcomes

At the end of this program, you will be able to:

Set up IPv4 and IPv6 networking and services

Configure and manage IPv4 and IPv6 networking, routing, DNS, and essential network services within a Red Hat Enterprise Linux environment.

Administer local users, groups and access control

Create and manage user accounts, groups, permissions, and access controls to secure system resources effectively.

Monitor resources and interpret system logs

Monitor system performance and analyze logs to identify, troubleshoot, and resolve operational issues.

Install and update packages using RPM, YUM and DNF

Manage software packages efficiently by installing, updating, verifying, and removing applications using Red Hat package management tools.

Enforce SELinux policies and configure firewalls

Strengthen system security by implementing SELinux policies and configuring firewall rules to control network access

Create partitions and format Linux filesystems

Prepare and organize storage devices by creating partitions and managing Linux filesystems.

Build and manage volumes using LVM

Use Logical Volume Manager (LVM) to create, resize, and manage flexible storage volumes

Apply kernel tuning and manage modules

Optimize system performance by adjusting kernel parameters and managing kernel modules

Deploy Red Hat systems using Kickstart automation

Automate Red Hat Enterprise Linux installations using Kickstart for faster and more consistent deployments.

Control services with systemd and automate tasks

Manage system services with systemd and automate routine administrative tasks through scheduled jobs.

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Course timeline

  1. Day 1

    Session 1: Accessing the System

    • Logging in and command-line access
    • Using manual pages and system documentation
    • Linux information sources and HowTo guides
    • Shell control characters and command-line navigation
    • Remote desktop access from Windows and Linux systems

    Session 2: Networking and Remote Services

    • Configuring network interfaces and devices
    • Managing network connections
    • IPv4 and IPv6 dynamic and static networking
    • Network packet capture and analysis
    • Secure remote access with SSH
    • Network Time Protocol (NTP) configuration
    • NIS and LDAP integration
    • File synchronization with rsync

    Session 3: User and File Administration

    • Authentication policies and User Private Groups
    • User and group management
    • Password administration and security
    • Managing user profile files
    • Extended file permissions
    • Access Control Lists (ACLs)
    • Centralized administration server integration
  2. Day 2

    Session 4: System Monitoring

    • Monitoring CPU, memory, and disk utilization
    • Configuring and managing system logging
    • Managing process priorities
    • Monitoring and analyzing system logs
    • Log rotation and maintenance
    • Viewing and configuring the system journal

    Session 5: Software Management

    • Red Hat Package Management (RPM)
    • Querying and verifying packages
    • Resolving package dependencies
    • Kernel updates using RPM
    • Advanced RPM features
    • Red Hat Subscription Manager

    Session 6: Managing Software with YUM

    • Installing and removing packages with YUM and DNF
    • Rolling back software updates and installations
    • Creating and managing software repositories
    • Configuring client repository access
    • Managing YUM plugins

    Session 7: Data Security

    • Managing SELinux contexts, ports, and booleans
    • Monitoring and troubleshooting SELinux policies
    • Modifying SELinux policy settings
    • Configuring secure remote access with SSH
    • Secure file transfers between systems
    • Firewall management with firewalld
  3. Day 3

    Session 8: Disk Partitioning

    • Partitioning disks and creating filesystems
    • Checking and repairing filesystems
    • Encrypting filesystems with LUKS
    • Creating and managing swap space

    Session 9: LVM Volumes

    • Preparing storage devices for LVM
    • Creating Volume Groups and Logical Volumes
    • Resizing and removing LVM filesystems

    Session 10: Tuning the Kernel

    • Linux kernel architecture and design
    • Managing dynamic kernel modules
    • Loading and removing modules
    • Modifying kernel configuration settings
    • Performance tuning with tuned
    • Managing kernel parameters
  4. Day 4

    Session 11: Installing Red Hat Linux Using Kickstart

    • Automating Red Hat Linux installations
    • Creating and managing Kickstart files
    • Pre-installation and post-installation scripting
    • Configuring installation servers
    • Performing network-based installations via NFS, FTP, and HTTP

    Session 12: Systemd and Controlling Services

    • Understanding the systemd startup process
    • Managing services with systemctl
    • Working with units, targets, and control groups
    • Configuring localization and time zones
    • Managing system shutdown and restart operations

    Session 13: Scheduling Future Tasks

    • Scheduling one-time tasks with at
    • Automating recurring tasks with cron
    • Managing system cron configurations
    • Using anacron for scheduled task automation

    Session 14: Configuring NFS and Samba

    • Configuring NFS servers and clients
    • Managing AutoFS maps and wildcards
    • Configuring Samba servers and clients
    • Managing SELinux settings for Samba
  5. Day 5

    Session 15: Managing Virtual Systems

    • Virtualization concepts and architecture
    • Verifying virtualization hardware support
    • Installing KVM virtual machines
    • Managing virtual systems through graphical and command-line tools
    • Starting, stopping, and administering virtual machines

    Session 16: Deploy Containers with Podman and Buildah

    • Linux container fundamentals
    • Containers versus virtualization
    • Building and managing containers with Podman and Buildah
    • Replacing Docker workflows with Red Hat container tools

    Session 17: Troubleshooting

    • Understanding the Linux boot process
    • Using the rescue environment for system recovery
    • Managing GRUB boot options and run levels
    • Diagnosing and resolving common boot issues

    Appendix A: Command Quick Reference

    • Essential Linux command reference
    • Key system administration commands

    Appendix B: Virtual Data Optimizer (VDO)

    • VDO concepts and architecture
    • Installing and configuring VDO
    • Creating and managing VDO volumes
    • Expanding logical and physical storage capacity
FastTrack Red Hat 9 System Administrator

Who Should Enroll in this Program?

Linux and UNIX system administrators seeking advanced RHEL administration skills

IT professionals responsible for deploying, managing, and supporting Linux servers

DevOps professionals who need a deeper understanding of Linux administration

Technical support engineers supporting enterprise Linux systems

IT specialists looking to progress towards RHCE certification

Infrastructure engineers and platform engineers working in Red Hat environments

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Prerequisites

  • A solid understanding of Linux operating system fundamentals
  • Previous experience administering Linux or UNIX systems
  • Knowledge equivalent to Red Hat 9 System Administration – Part 1 or similar foundational Linux administration training
  • Familiarity with command-line operations, file management, and basic system administration tasks

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Licensing and accreditation

The course is offered according to Partner Program Agreement and complies with the License Agreement requirements.

Equity Policy

Candidates are encouraged to reach out to AVC for guidance and support throughout the accommodation process.

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