Oracle Linux 9 Administration - 5 days Online Classroom

3.450,00 EUR

  • 5 days
Live Virtual Classroom
Classroom
In House / In Company

Master the skills needed to confidently administer Oracle Linux 9 in enterprise environments. This hands-on course teaches you how to install, configure, secure, and maintain Oracle Linux systems while managing users, storage, networking, virtualization, and containers. Through practical lab exercises, you'll gain experience with modern administration tools including DNF, SELinux, systemd, Docker, and Podman, enabling you to deploy, troubleshoot, and optimize Linux infrastructure with confidence. Whether you're supporting on-premises, cloud, or hybrid environments, this course provides the practical knowledge required for day-to-day enterprise Linux administration

Key Features

Language

Course and materials are in English

Level

Beginner - Intermediate level

5 days (8 hours / day) live classroom

with accredited trainers

60+ recommended study hours

Exercises and solutions

Downloadable PDF documents with detailed content (slides, explanations)

Certificate

Certificate of completion available

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Learning Outcomes

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

Administer

Learn to administer XFS and Btrfs file systems, partition disks with tools such as gdisk and parted, and archive data using tar and gzip. You'll also explore snapshots, disk quotas, storage resizing, disk cloning, and backup strategies to safeguard data and support reliable system recovery.

Manage

Learn how to install, update, verify, and remove software packages using DNF and RPM. Gain hands-on experience managing repositories, resolving package dependencies, and applying security patches. You'll also discover how to use CVE information to identify vulnerabilities and keep Oracle Linux systems secure and up to date.

Develop

Develop the skills to monitor system health and optimise performance in Oracle Linux environments. Use tools such as top, ps, systemd, and journalctl to analyse processes, manage services, review logs, and troubleshoot performance issues.

Improve

Learn to schedule recurring and one-time jobs using cron, anacron, and at, while also configuring systemd timers for more advanced task automation. These capabilities help reduce manual effort, improve consistency, and simplify ongoing system administration.

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Course timeline

  1. Oracle Linux Administration Fundamentals

    Day 1

    • Configure the GRUB2 bootloader and explore key Linux system information, devices, and core system directories.
    • Manage user and group accounts, passwords, authentication methods, and command history.
    • Administer users through both the command line and Cockpit's web-based management interface.
    • Understand the Linux device hierarchy along with the /proc and /sys virtual file systems.
    • Create and manage partitions using gdisk and parted, and compare common Linux file systems.
    • Build, mount, and configure XFS and EXT4 file systems using labels, UUIDs, and persistent mount settings.
  2. Storage, Permissions, and Network File Sharing

    Day 2

    • Maintain and expand EXT, XFS, and Btrfs file systems, including swap space configuration.
    • Manage advanced file permissions using ACLs and extended file attributes.
    • Configure and troubleshoot SELinux policies while monitoring security denials.
    • Set up Network File System (NFS) servers, clients, and automated mounting with AutoFS.
    • Configure Samba services for secure Linux file sharing across networks.
    • Apply SELinux policies to secure shared resources and complete hands-on storage and file-sharing exercises.
  3. Software, Networking, and System Logging

    Day 3

    • Manage software packages using RPM and DNF, including installation, verification, updates, and package history.
    • Configure IPv4 and IPv6 networking, hostnames, and network interfaces.
    • Capture and analyse network traffic using Wireshark and packet analysis tools.
    • Configure secure services including SSH, NTP/PTP time synchronisation, and public key authentication.
    • Manage firewall rules and network access using firewalld.
    • Monitor, configure, and maintain Linux logs with journalctl, remote logging, and log rotation.
  4. Automation, Processes, and Virtualisation

    Day 4

    • Build and manage virtual machines using Oracle Linux virtualisation tools.
    • Automate routine administration with cron, at, anacron, and scheduled scripts.
    • Monitor and control Linux processes using command-line tools and top.
    • Create and manage systemd service, timer, and mount units.
    • Configure localisation settings, language preferences, keyboard layouts, and time zones.
    • Reinforce administration skills through practical virtualisation and automation exercises.
  5. Backup, Containers, and Oracle Linux Installation

    Day 5

    • Create backups, restore archived data, and use compression and file transfer utilities.
    • Clone disks and partitions to support migration and disaster recovery.
    • Understand Linux container concepts and compare containers with virtual machines.
    • Deploy and manage containerised applications using Podman, including storage and image management.
    • Install Oracle Linux from scratch, including software selection, partitioning, networking, and user configuration.
    • Complete end-to-end installation and deployment exercises to prepare for real-world Oracle Linux administration.
Oracle Linux 9 Administration

Who Should Enroll in this Program?

Linux system administrators managing Oracle or Red Hat-based environments

IT infrastructure and operations professionals

DevOps engineers supporting enterprise Linux platforms

Technical support engineers responsible for Linux servers

Cloud engineers administering Linux-based workloads

Professionals preparing for advanced Oracle Linux administration roles

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Prerequisites

  • Basic Linux command-line experience
  • Familiarity with files, directories, and common Linux commands
  • A basic understanding of system administration concepts
  • Previous Linux Fundamentals training or equivalent practical experience
  • Basic scripting knowledge (beneficial but not mandatory)

Licensing

and equality policy

Licensing and accreditation

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

Equity Policy

AVCdoes not provide accommodations due to a disability or medical condition of any students. Candidates are encouraged to reach out to AVC for guidance and support throughout the accommodation process.

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