Complete Linux Administration Course for Career Success 2024

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Master the Linux Administration & Linux Command Line Skills You Need to effectively Land a Job or Advance Your Career

1 - Introduction

1 - Welcome

2 - Section 1 Linux principles Concepts

2 - What is Linux

3 - Why Linux

4 - Technical Terms Glossary.html

3 - Section 2 Prepare Your Lab

5 - Install VirtualBox on Windows

6 - Create our first virtual machine

7 - Add New Virtual Hard Disk

8 - Why Rocky Linux and its relation to centOS and RedHat

9 - Install Rocky 90 Redhat CentOS compatible

10 - Port Forwarding NAT Network issue solution

4 - Section 3 Understand Use Essential Linux Tools

11 - Accessing the Command Line

12 - Linux File System Hierarchy

13 - Create Files Directories

14 - Find Your Way In Linux

15 - Copy Move Rename Delete Files

16 - Copy Move Rename Delete Directories

17 - Cat Command

18 - Grep Command

19 - Get Help with Manual Pages

20 - Get Help with Pinfo

21 - Read Linux Documentation

22 - Use Input Output redirection

23 - Create Edit Text Files

24 - Access Remote Systems Using SSH

25 - Archive Compress Unpack Uncompress Files

26 - Create Hard Soft Links

27 - Finding Files

5 - Section 4 User Management and Permissions in Linux

28 - Create Local Users Local Groups

29 - Gain Super Powers

30 - Modify Users Groups Password Aging

31 - Configure A System To Use An Existing Authentication Service

32 - Notation Permissions

33 - Symbolic Permissions

34 - Special Permissions

6 - Section 5 Linux System Monitoring Management and Boot Procedures

35 - Monitor Running Processes with ps Command

36 - Run Processes in the Background

37 - Terminate Running Processes with Kill Pkill

38 - Monitoring Running System with top

39 - Listing Unit Files with systemctl

40 - Start Stop Check The status of a Linux Service

41 - The Truth About System Log

42 - The rsyslog

43 - The SystemD Journal

44 - SystemD Journal Preservation

45 - Boot Reboot And Shut Down A System Normally

46 - Boot Systems Into Different Targets Manually

47 - Interrupt The Boot Process To Gain Access To A System

48 - Adjust Process Priority With Renice

7 - Section 6 Linux Filesystems Networking and System Maintenance

49 - Examining the File System

50 - Mounting Unmounting File System

51 - Create Mount Unmount And Use Vfat ext4 And xfs File Systems

52 - Mount and Unmount CIFS and NFS Network File Systems

53 - Logical Volume Management LVM

54 - Extend Existing Logical Volume

55 - Create SWAP file and SWAP partition

56 - Creating and Mounting a VDO

57 - Create and manage Access Control Lists ACLs

58 - Maintain Accurate Time with ntp

59 - Validate Your Network Configuration

60 - Configure Linux Network

61 - Edit Network Configuration Files

62 - Configuring Hostnames Names Resolution

63 - Install Update Software with yum

64 - Configure yum repository

65 - Manage RPM Packages

66 - Schedule Tasks Using at and cron

8 - Section 7 Linux Security SSH Firewall and SElinux Essentials

67 - Configure KeyBased Authentication for SSH

68 - Disallow User Root from Logging In Using SSH

69 - Copying Files Securely Between Systems

70 - Synchronize Files Folders Securely Between Systems

71 - Configure Firewall Settings Using Firewallconfig Firewallcmd

72 - Introduction To SElinux

73 - List And Identify SElinux File And Process Context

74 - Restore Default File Contexts

75 - Use Boolean Settings To Modify System SElinux

76 - Diagnose And Address Routine SElinux Policy Violation

9 - Section 8 Advanced Linux Networking and System Configuration

77 - Configure Aggregated Network Links Between 2 RHEL Systems or Interfaces

78 - Configure IPv6 Addresses and Perform Basic IPv6 Troubleshooting

79 - Firewalld The rich rules

80 - Configure Network Address TranslationNAT Masquerade

81 - Configure Network Address Translation NAT Port forwarding

82 - Configure a system as an iSCSI target

83 - Configure a system as an iSCSI initiator

84 - Use procsys and sysctl to Modify or Set Kernel runtime parameters

85 - Produce and deliver reports on system utilizationprocessormemorydisknetwork

10 - Section 9 Setting Up and Managing Core Linux Services and Applications

86 - Install the packages needed to provide the service

87 - Configure SELinux to support the service

88 - Use SELinux port labelling to allow services to use nonstandard ports

89 - Configure the service to start when the system is booted

90 - Install and Configure Apache

91 - Configure Apache access restrictions on directories

92 - Configure Group Managed Content

93 - Deploy a basic CGI application

94 - Configure an Apache Virtual Host

95 - Configure TLS security

96 - The Apache Configuration File

97 - Configure a CachingOnly Name Server

98 - Provide network shares to specific clients

99 - Provide network shares suitable for group collaboration

100 - Use Kerberos to Control Access to NFS network shares configure Kerberos

101 - Use Kerberos to Control Access to NFS network shares Configure Nfs Server

102 - Provide Network Shares to Specific Clientsclient installation and configuration

103 - Provide Network Shares Suitable for Group Collaboration

104 - Configure a system to forward all emails to a central mail server

105 - Configure KeyBased Authentication

106 - Configure KeyBased Authentication 2

107 - Synchronize time using other NTP peers

108 - Install and Configure MariaDB

109 - Create a simple database schema

110 - Backup database

111 - Perform simple SQL queries against a database

112 - Restore a MariaDB database

11 - Section 10 Virtualization On Linux

113 - Install Your Virtualization Environment

114 - Access Virtual Machine Console

12 - Section 11 Profile Tuning for Optimal System Performance

115 - Introduction to System Performance Tuning

116 - Understanding and Installing the tuned Service

117 - Enabling and Checking the Status of the tuned Service

118 - Monitoring CPU Resource Usage

119 - Adjusting Process Priorities with renice

13 - Section 12 Containers

120 - Introduction to Containers

121 - Managing Containers on Red Hat

14 - Section 13 Shell Scripting

122 - Creating Your First Shell Script

123 - Making a Shell Script Executable

124 - Understanding Shebang

125 - Using Variables

126 - Command Line Arguments

127 - Read User Input

128 - If statements and conditions

129 - Case statements

130 - Using echo and printf for output

131 - Using read for input

132 - Using grep awk and sed for text processing

133 - Functions Definition and Usage

134 - Local and Global Variables in Functions

135 - Arrays Definition and Usage

136 - File and Directory Handling Commands

137 - Understanding dev proc and sys Filesystems

138 - Working with File Permissions

139 - Script Debugging Techniques

140 - Error Handling

141 - Signals and Traps

142 - The Cronjob The at Command Basics

143 - The Cronjob The at Command Advanced

144 - Automating System Tasks

145 - Writing a Backup Script

146 - Writing a System Monitoring Script

147 - Writing a User Management Script

148 - Shell Scripting Best Practices

149 - Shell Scripting Security Considerations

15 - Section 14 SSH Connectivity Transfers and Advanced Security Techniques

150 - Introduction To Secure Shell

151 - How do I connect to a remote host

152 - How do I connect to a remote host on a different SSH port

153 - How can I login to a specific directory

154 - How do I execute a command on a remote host using SSH

155 - How can I copy filefiles to a remote host using SCP

156 - How can I copy filefiles from a remote host using SCP

157 - How can I Copy entire directory using SCP

158 - Can I limit the speed bandwidth of files transfer using SCP

159 - What is SFTP and how to connect to SFTP

160 - SFTP List file and check the working directory

161 - SFTP Uploading Files

162 - SFTP Downloading Files

163 - SFTP Switching and Creating Directories

164 - SFTP Remove Files and Directories

165 - Multiple SSH Sessions with screen Install Screen

166 - Multiple SSH Sessions with screen Start working

167 - Multiple SSH Sessions with screen Lock and Exit from the screen

168 - Tunneling x11 Through SSH Linux

169 - Tunneling x11 Through SSH Run Linux Applications on Windows

170 - Remote Desktop with SSH Install and Configure VNC Server

171 - Remote Desktop with SSH Connect to Remote Desktop

172 - Change The Default Port

173 - Disable Direct Root Access

174 - Allow Access for Certain Users

175 - Deny Access from Known IPs

176 - Allow Access from Known IPs

177 - Public Key Authentication

178 - Disable Password Authentication

16 - Section 15 Apache Web Server Deep Dive Setup Configuration and Security

179 - Introduction to web server

180 - Essentials

181 - Install Apache using yum

182 - Enable Apache to automatically start when system boot

183 - Configure the firewall service

184 - Where is Apache

185 - Apache directory structure

186 - Configuration file

187 - Create your first page

188 - Setting up the virtual host name based

189 - Setting up the virtual host port based

190 - Configuring an alias for a url

191 - Redirects

192 - The error log

193 - The access log

194 - Custom log

195 - Log rotation

196 - Basic Security Part 1

197 - Basic Security Part 2

198 - Set up TLSSSl for free

199 - Basic authentication

200 - Digest authentication

201 - Access Control

202 - htaccess Administrator Side

203 - htaccess User Side

204 - Authentication notes.html

205 - Install and Configure antivirus

206 - Mitigate dos attacks modevasive

207 - Apache MultiProcessing Modules MPMs.html

208 - Adjusting httpdconf Part 1

209 - Adjusting httpdconf Part 2

210 - Troubleshoot Apache Analyze Access Log Part 1

211 - Troubleshoot Apache Analyze Access Log Part 2

212 - Use Apachetop to monitor web server traffic

17 - Section 16 Linux Tasks Using ChatGPT Boosting Productivity

213 - ChatGPT Fundamentals.html

214 - How to delete files that are older than x amount of days in Linux

215 - Give me a cronjob that runs on the 3rd day of each month at 145 am

216 - Create a self signed certificate by using OpenSSL

217 - Install nginx latest version and laravel 7 then configure nginx as reverse proxy

218 - Configure SSL for Laravel

219 - Steps on how to install MariaDB create database and username for Laravel

220 - Configure firewalld

221 - Restrict SSH login to a specific IP or host

222 - Configure network to assign a static IP on Ubuntu 220

223 - Troubleshoot no route to host error when connecting to remote host using ssh

224 - Im getting connection timeout in nginx with requests take more than 2 minutes

225 - Troubleshoot SSH HOST IDENTIFICATION HAS CHANGED error

226 - Troubleshoot MariaDB too many connections error

227 - Shell command to get the top IPs that are connected to nginx

228 - Shell script to check top processes that consume CPU and send me notification

229 - Shell script to monitor hard disk partitions free space and send notification

230 - Shell script to monitor nginx access log every 6 hours to get 5xx errors

18 - Section 17 Additional Linux Administration Lectures

231 - Vi editor part 1

232 - Vi editor part 2

233 - Software RAID

234 - Process Managment

235 - VMSTAT And IOSTAT

236 - List Open Files LSOF

237 - Tcpdump

238 - Search for Files on Linux using find and locate

239 - AWK Command

240 - HEAD Command

241 - Network Clients ssh Scp Ftp wget

19 - Section 18 RHCSA Exam Preparations

242 - RHCSA Exam Details

243 - Study Smart Key Areas for RHCSA Exam Success.html

244 - RHCSA Exam Preparation Guide.html

245 - RHCSA Mock Exam.html

20 - Section 19 Cover Letter CV Structure

246 - How to write a cover letter

247 - CV Structure

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