The course begins by introducing you to the basics of Linux installation, ensuring you're well-equipped to set up Linux on both physical and virtual machines. It takes you through hardware detection and configuration, making sure your system is optimized for performance. You'll learn about the Linux boot process and how to configure GRUB, providing the knowledge needed to troubleshoot boot issues and understand system startup. The course focuses on the Linux shell, where you'll gain skills in managing processes and execution priorities, essential for maintaining a smooth and efficient system. Editing files with nano and vi is covered in detail, along with customizing the bash environment to streamline your workflow. You'll become proficient in managing files, redirecting data, and using powerful tools like grep to filter output, enhancing your day-to-day Linux administration tasks. The course wraps up by delving into advanced topics such as file permissions, ACLs, managing software with dpkg, apt, rpm, and yum, and understanding systemd for service management. Through practical exercises, you'll learn how to maintain filesystem health, manage disk utilization, and handle removable media, equipping you with the skills to manage Linux systems effectively.

Who is this book for?

This course is ideal for aspiring system administrators, IT professionals, and tech enthusiasts looking to gain or enhance their Linux administration skills. Basic computer literacy and familiarity with operating systems are recommended to get the most out of this course.