Linux System Administration (LPI) - 5 days Online Classroom
2.650,00 EUR
- 5 days
Master the essential skills needed to deploy, manage, secure, and troubleshoot Linux systems in enterprise environments. This intensive hands-on course provides practical experience in Linux administration, covering file systems, user management, networking, security, virtualization, containers, backup, and troubleshooting.
Key Features
Language
Course material in English
Level
Beginner - Intermediate level
5 days (8 hours/day) online instructor-led
60+ recommended study hours
Practical labs simulating workplace tasks
Access to a live Linux lab environment
Post-course technical support
Program completion certification included
Learning Outcomes
At the end of this program, you will be able to:
Core Linux Administration
Develop essential Linux administration skills, including disk partitioning, logical volume management, user and group administration, service management, file systems, process scheduling, printing, and startup configuration for secure and efficient system operations.
Virtualization and Containers
Learn to deploy and manage virtual machines with KVM and containers with Docker. Understand key virtualization concepts and gain practical experience building scalable Linux environments.
Logging, Backup, and Troubleshooting
Master system logging, backup, recovery, and troubleshooting techniques to maintain reliability, resolve issues efficiently, and protect critical data.
Networking and Security
Configure Linux networking services, including IP addressing, routing, and DNS. Strengthen system security with SSH, firewalld, encryption, and secure file transfer methods.
Course timeline
Day 1
Session 1: File System Configuration
- Linux file system types and I/O stack
- MBR vs GPT partitioning
- Disk partitioning and file system creation (Btrfs, XFS, EXT)
- Disk usage monitoring
- Mounting and unmounting file systems
- Labels, UUIDs, and file usage management
Session 2: Advanced File System Operations
- Logical Volume Management (LVM)
- File system checking and repair
- File system expansion, debugging, and defragmentation
- Swap space management
Day 2
Session 3: User Account Management
- User and group administration
- Password and shell management
- User limits and permissions
- Sudo configuration and privilege delegation
- Login activity monitoring
Session 4: Package Management
- RPM and libzypp package management
- Package verification, installation, removal, and upgrades
- Package queries and file transfers with cURL
Session 5: System Logging
- rsyslog and remote logging
- Log management with logrotate
- Journal configuration and analysis
Session 6: System Security and Encryption
- OpenSSH and key-based authentication
- X11 forwarding
- Firewall management with SUSE Firewall and firewalld
- GPG encryption
Day 3
Session 7: System Startup and Shutdown
- Linux boot process and service management
- Systemd services, timers, and mount units
- System configuration, run levels, and shutdown procedures
Session 8: Process Monitoring and Scheduling
- Process monitoring and management
- Terminal multiplexers and monitoring tools
- Task scheduling with at, cron, and anacron
Session 9: Linux Networking
- Network configuration and management
- IPv4/IPv6 addressing and protocols
- DNS, hostname resolution, and routing
- Network Manager and systemd-network
Day 4
Session 10: Internet Services
- Network services and systemd sockets
- Port monitoring and packet analysis
- Time synchronization and hardware clock configuration
- Remote administration and VNC
Session 11: Configuring Printers
- CUPS architecture and administration
- Printer installation and configuration
- Print commands and queue management
Session 12: Localization
- Locale and language settings
- Character encoding and conversion
- Keyboard, regional, and time zone configuration
Session 13: Virtualization, Cloud Services, and Containers
- KVM virtualization and virtual machine deployment
- Linux containers and Docker
- Introduction to IaaS cloud environments
Day 5
Session 14: Devices Under Linux
- Linux device management and naming conventions
- Hardware detection and system information
- Device configuration and monitoring
Session 15: Backup and Restore
- Backup and archiving with tar, cpio, and dd
- File compression and recovery tools
- Backup management techniques
Session 16: Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting methodologies
- Maintenance and rescue mode operations
- System diagnostics and support tools
Who Should Enroll in this Program?
Linux System Administrators
IT Support Engineers
Network Administrators
DevOps Engineers
Cloud Engineers
Technical Support Specialists
Prerequisites
- Basic familiarity with Linux operating systems and command-line usage
- Fundamental understanding of files, directories, and common Linux commands
- General knowledge of computer networking concepts
- Experience using a Linux workstation or server is beneficial
It is recommended that learners complete an introductory Linux course or possess equivalent hands-on experience before attending this training.
Statements
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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