This course covers linux administration from basic level to advanced.

For freshers to linux, no prior knowledge in Linux is required, will be teaching from basic concepts.

The overview of topics are as follows . . .

Introduction to Linux Operating System

Walk through various Linux Flavors

Basic client server model

Linux Command Line and GUI

Installation and Basic Configuration of Linux OS

Walk through Linux Boot Process

Basic commands and its various usage

User administration

Linux standard file permissions and ownerships and ACL, Special permissions (SUID/SGID/Sticky bit)

File system administration

Logical Volume Manager

Network Configurations in Linux

Working with Linux Package management tools RPM/YUM/DNF/ZYPPER/APT.

Process Management

Managing Linux Services with systemd

Detailed topic by topic Explanation various services and protocols such as DNS, DHCP, NFS, SSH, NTP, HTTP, SAMBA, CIFS, SFTP, FTP, NIS, etc .

Linux performance monitoring with utilities and commands like top, sar, netstat, tcpdump, vmstat, iostat , lsof , strace , ps , free .

Using kernel parameters, kernel modules, kpatch, kdump to manage Linux kernel.

System log files analysis ( i.e /var/log/ ) and troubleshooting with dmesg .

Automated scheduled tasks and scripts with cron and crontab.

Note : Above is just the overview of each topics, during session in depth topics will be covered.

There will be Q & A at the end of each session for at least 15 minutes to summarize the topics covered that day.

Its best practice for students to have a Linux virtual machine installed either with a Oracle virtual box or vmware workstation for their practice.