Linux Fundamentals

Welcome to our Linux Fundamentals course for absolute beginners. Here you will learn the very best methods to getting started using and administrating Linux systems and servers. We will take you from a complete beginner to an advanced entry-level Linux systems administrator. We very much hope you enjoy our Linux Fundamentals course.

Linux is a great operating system in which its powerful nature powers the majority of the backbone of the internet. Your IoT devices, smartphones, tablets are powered by a version of Linux. Linux is ever emerging and has become very much more popular than it has in the past.

Linux powers most of the Internet’s most important servers and infrastructure. The demand for Linux Administration is at an all-time high in 2021.

Even if you have never used Linux before, I am going to show you how to get started with Linux, step-by-step. Have a look at the Course Syllabus to the right to see exactly what you can learn in this course.

Linux is Free and open-source software used globally. Become a Linux Systems Administrator today.

Lessons

• Course Overview

  • Course Overview – Learning Linux

• History of Linux

  • The History of Linux

  • Why choose Linux?

  • What is a Linux Distribution and how to choose one to work with?

• Understanding how Linux Works

  • Understanding How Linux Works

  • Getting Linux

  • Installing Ubuntu Linux

  • Installing CentOS 7

  • User Management: Create, Modify, Delete Users

  • Physically Reset a Lost Password

  • Configuring a New Install

• Understanding The Linux File System

  • Linux File System Structure

  • Navigating the Linux File System and Locating Files

  • Understanding File and Directory Permissions.

  • Setting, Changing, Removing File Permissions

  • Creating, Deleting, and Editing files/folders

  • Exam: Understanding the Linux File System

• Using the most Common Linux Management Commands

  • Common Networking Commands in Linux

  • Common File System Commands.

  • Common Media Management commands and tools

  • Common System Process Control Commands

• Basic Bash Scripting

  • What is Bash Scripting?

  • Hello World! Our First Basic Bash Script

• Automating Tasks and Jobs in Linux

  • Using Cron to schedule tasks and scripts.

• Remote Administration

  • Using SSH to connect Securely to Remote Hosts

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Who this course is for:

• Beginners