The Intermediate Linux training course is designed to focus on the common configuration elements and core command-line tools to effectively work in the Linux environment.
The course begins with the basics of Linux usage, setting up Linux, working with Linux files, and reading and setting user groups and permissions. The course then goes over the I/O and pipes, text processing tools, and using the bash shell. The course concludes with advanced topics in users, groups, and permissions, working with remote systems and package management.
The Intermediate Linux course can be delivered on either CentOS or Ubuntu.
Before attending this course, students should take the Introduction to Linux System Administration course or be familiar with all of the topics listed in the course.
Purpose
| Learn how to effectively administer a Linux development box. |
Audience
| The course is designed for Developers, Q/A Engineers, and Software Configuration Management Engineers needing to effectively work with Linux administration. |
Role
| Q/A - Software Developer - System Administrator |
Skill Level
| Intermediate |
Style
| Targeted Topic - Workshops |
Duration
| 2 Days |
Related Technologies
| Linux |
Productivity Objectives
- Identify how to set up and configure a basic Linux installation
- Create users and groups, and evaluate permissions accordingly
- Redirect output between programs and files
- List, terminate and schedule program execution on a Linux system
- Demonstrate how to parse files using grep, cut, sed, sort, diff and patch
- Customize the command-line environment using shell variables and scripts