CompTIA Linux+ XKO-005

Course Description

Linux is a flexible, open-source, low-cost platform favored for its ease of use in virtualization and cloud-based applications. More organizations are adopting the Linux operating system into their enterprise, and thus the need for certified employees is growing.

Our self-paced online Linux+ training prepares students with the knowledge to become a CompTIA certified expert, spanning a curriculum that covers maintenance tasks, user assistance, and installation and configuration.

If you are a technician with six months (or more) experience installing, operating, and maintaining Linux systems, this course will help you to meet the certification requirements and prepare for the exam by providing you with a broad awareness of Linux operating systems. Individuals who hold this certification demonstrate critical knowledge of installation, operation, administration, and troubleshooting devices.

System administrators, junior network administrators, database administrators, and web administrators can all benefit from this certification.There is an increasing demand for skilled professionals who can help their organization transition to open-source platforms. This Linux+ certification can provide new opportunities for rising IT and cybersecurity professionals.

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The main objective of the CompTIA Linux+ online training from Cybrary is to equip you with the knowledge and skills to feel comfortable operating and maintaining Linux systems. The course is also useful for certification exam prep. Cybrary’s instructor-led training will cover all the topics that are on the official certification exam, so you can be prepared to earn your Linux+ certification.

This comprehensive training course will fully prepare you to work with Linux systems. Some of the key topics include:

The Linux+ course is divided into 27 modules, and each section offers professional training and demonstrations on essential tasks. You will learn these specific skills:

One of the most pressing details of any cyber security training is figuring out where and when to complete the course. Whether you currently have a full-time job or have a packed schedule full of other commitments, Cybrary makes it easy for you to continue your education. For your convenience, you can complete all of this Linux Plus certification training d online. This gives you the freedom to study at your own pace.

This CompTIA Linux Plus course should take about 21 hours to complete. However, you can watch the bite-sized lessons that comprise this course on your own schedule. Whether you want to go through all the modules in one weekend or tackle everything over the course of a month, you have the flexibility to review the material as it fits into your schedule and lifestyle.

Determining and configuring hardware settings

Designing a hard disk layout

This CompTIA Linux Plus course should take about 21 hours to complete. However, you can watch the bite-sized lessons that comprise this course on your own schedule. Whether you want to go through all the modules in one weekend or tackle everything over the course of a month, you have the flexibility to review the material as it fits into your schedule and lifestyle.

Module 26: Version Control in Git

Module 27: Orchestration Processes and Concepts

Module 28: Containers and Orchestration Concepts

Module 29: Linux+ XK0-05 Updates

Module 1: Linux Boot Process

Module 2: Kernel Modules

Module 3: Network Configuration

Module 4: Storage Management

Module 5: Cloud and Virtualization Concepts

Module 6: Localization Options

Module 7: Software Management

Module 8: User and Group Management

Module 9: File and Directory Management, Processing and Redirection

Module 10: Service Management with Systemd and SysVinit

Module 11: Server Roles

Module 12: Job Scheduling and Automation

Module 13: Linux Devices

Module 14: Linux Graphical User Interfaces

Module 15: Permissions, User Types and Privilege Escalation

Module 16: Access and Authentication

Module 17: Linux Security Best Practices

Module 18: Implementing Logging

Module 19: Implementing and Configuring Firewalls

Module 20: Linux Backup, Restore, and Compression

Module 21: Troubleshoot System Problems

Module 22: Process Management

Module 23: Troubleshooting User Issues

Module 24: Troubleshooting Application and Hardware Issues

Module 25: BASH Scripting