Introduction to Red Hat Linux System Administration Training & Career Certifications
This course provides powerful career guidance for students and IT professionals who wish to pursue a career in IT that requires Linux Systems Administration & Engineering skills. It will also be useful for educators, trainers, counsellors in IT training institutions and academies.
01. Introduction
1.1 - Cyber Academy Linux system engineering training
1.2 - About Cybergate
1.3 - Why Do you use a hybrid language in training?
1.4 - What are the prerequisites to follow the course?
02.About Linux System Administration Certifications
2.1 - Who is going to certify us?
2.2 - What kind of certificate will I get?
03.Why Linux?
3.1 - Mind blowing Linux OS statistics in 2020
3.2 - Why learn the operating system (LINUX) first?
04.Why System Administration Is Very Important
4.1 - Every business is a software business
05.IT Careers which need Linux Skills
5.1 - System Administrator
5.2 - System Engineer
5.3 - Devops Engineer
5.4 - Release Engineer
5-5 - Site Reliability Engineer (SRE)
06.Never Forget Great Pioneers
6.1 - Ken Thompson
6.2 - Dennis Ritchie
6.3 - Douglas Mcllroy
6.4 - Richard Stallman
6.5 - Linus Torvalds
07.A High Level Introduction to Linux Operating System
7.1 - Introduction to GNU/Linux I
7.2 - Introduction to GNU/Linux II
7.3 - LINUX vs UNIX
7.4 - What is an operating system?
7.5 - Major components of an operating system
7.6 - Anatomy of an operating system
7.7 - What is a Kernel : A management view I
7.8 - What is a Kernel : A management view II
7.9 - The responsibilities of the Kernel
08.About Linux Distributions
8.1 - What is a Linux Distribution ? I
8.2 - What is a Linux Distribution ? II
8.3 - Debian Linux
8.4 - Ubuntu Linux I
8.5 - Ubuntu Linux II
8.6 - Ubuntu Linux 20.04 LTS Default Desktop
8.7 - RedHat Enterprise Linux I
8.8 - RedHat Enterprise Linux II
8.9 - Centos Linux
8.10 - Fedora Linux
8.11 - Fedora Labs
8.12 - Suse Linux
8.13 - Scientific Linux
8.14 - Mint Linux
8.15 - Ubuntu Studio
8.16 - CAE LINUX
8.17 - OSGeoLive
8.18 - Debian Edu/SkoleLinux
8.19 - Bio Linux
8.20 - IPFire : Linux Firewall Distro
8.21 - EasyNAS: Linux Network Attached Storage
8.22 - Kali Linux
8.23 - Linux Lite: Give Life To Your Old Hardware
09.Embedded Systems
9.1 - Android LINUX I
9.2 - Android LINUX II
9.3 - Raspberry pi Hardware
9.4 - Raspberry pi 4 Hardware
9.5 - Raspberry pi OS
9.6 - Raspberry pi OS Desktop
Summary
Lessons
4.1 Every business is a software business
Preview7.1 Introduction to GNU/Linux I
Preview7.2 Introduction to GNU/Linux II
Preview7.3 LINUX vs UNIX
Preview7.4 What is an operating system?
Preview7.5 Major components of an operating system
Preview7.6 Anatomy of an operating system
Preview7.7 What is a Kernel : A management view I
Preview7.8 What is a Kernel : A management view II
Preview7.9 The responsibilities of the Kernel
Preview8.1 What is a Linux Distribution ? I
Preview8.2 What is a Linux Distribution ? II
Preview8.3 Debian Linux
Preview8.4 Ubuntu Linux I
Preview8.5 Ubuntu Linux II
Preview8.6 Ubuntu Linux 20.04 LTS Default Desktop
Preview8.7 RedHat Enterprise Linux I
Preview8.8 RedHat Enterprise Linux II
Preview8.9 Centos Linux
Preview8.10 Fedora Linux
Preview8.11 Fedora Labs
Preview8.12 Suse Linux
Preview8.13 Scientific Linux
Preview8.14 Mint Linux
Preview8.15 Ubuntu Studio
Preview8.16 CAE LINUX
Preview8.17 OSGeoLive
Preview8.18 Debian Edu/SkoleLinux
Preview8.19 - Bio Linux
Preview8.20 - IPFire : Linux Firewall Distro
Preview8.21 - EasyNAS: Linux Network Attached Storage
Preview8.22 - Kali Linux
Preview8.23 - Linux Lite: Give Life To Your Old Hardware
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