Description

ABOUT THE COURSE

Many institutions have been adding Linux machines to their existing infrastructure: perhaps to give developers a platform of their choice, to provide an alternative to a network server, or perhaps to introduce an additional piece to the security jigsaw.

Linux systems are also being introduced as part of virtualisation environments (for example, with the use of VMware or XEN, KVM or VPC), allowing access to a mixture of operating systems from a single workstation or server. This course will give the delegates the skill set preparing them for a successful future with Linux technology, by discussing a hybrid of topics that span user and administrator tasks and activities.

This course, together with the Advanced Linux Administration, has been designed to meet the objectives of the industry standard Linux certification from Linux Professional Institute, specifically preparing for LPIC-1 (LPI-101 and LPI 102) exams. Please notice that LPI exams are not included in the course. Before attempting the LPI examination, the delegates are encouraged to follow this course with the advanced administration training and then consolidate their knowledge in a real life working environment.

TARGET PARTICIPANTS

Existing IT professionals with little or no Unix experience, who require a quick start in a Linux environment, enabling them to control a Linux system swiftly and efficiently. Typically, delegate skills will include a good working knowledge of other contemporary operating system, and familiarity of working at the command line

COURES OBJECTIVES

Delegates will learn how to:

• Work with Linux main shell:BASH
• Navigate the filesystem and manage files and directories
• Understand the client/server nature of X Window System and X applications
• Edit files using vi and GUI editors
• Manipulate data with a selection of filter tools
• Use redirection and piping techniques
• Perform basic administrative tasks, controlling processes, filesystems, job scheduling, and simple networking and backups
• Reading and writing simple BASH scripts

COURSE CONTENT

• Linux Session 
• Using Files and Directories
• Editing Text
• BASH – Your Interpreter
• BASH Environment 
• Who is the Boss
• Processes
• Job Control
• Data Streams
• Pipes and Filters
• Basic Regular Expressions (and SED)
• File Management Tools 
• Filesystem Access
• Working in a Network Environment
• X Window System 

Writing Shell Scripts