A full-fledged learning journey that will take your skills from scratch to advance
1 | Introduction to Linux, Unix & Kernel | 20.28 min |
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2 | Introduction to Command, Shell & GNOME | 20.49 min |
3 | Install Centos in Virtual Box | 16.3 min |
4 | Install Linux Mint using Bootable Pendrive | 10.02 min |
5 | Dual boot with Ubuntu and Windows | 19.02 min |
6 | Command Line Levels 1-3 | 21.11 min |
7 | Linux Architecture, Components, Kernel Architecture & Package managers | 24.01 min |
8 | Linux File System | 19.23 min |
9 | Linux Text Editors | 21.16 min |
10 | Linux Basic Commands | 22.19 min |
11 | Input/Output redirections, Brief of Help & Man command | 23.34 min |
12 | User, Group Administration & Introduction to etc Configuration Files | 30.17 min |
13 | User, Group and Other Permissions | 24.25 min |
14 | Advance Permissions | 26.33 min |
15 | Process Managment | 39.48 min |
16 | Linux with Networking | 31.41 min |
17 | Configure SSH and its session | 12.57 min |
18 | Linux Networking tools | 27.49 min |
19 | Administration Level 1 with Files & Permissions | 0.38 min |
20 | Administration Level 2 with SCP | 3.42 min |
21 | Administration Level 3 with Telnet & RDP | 9.39 min |
22 | Sudo Users & visudo utility | 48.27 min |
23 | Disk Partitions & Filesystems | 36.09 min |
24 | LVM and its types | 45.23 min |
25 | Variables and Bash profiles | 30.58 min |
26 | Shell Scripting | 19.59 min |
27 | Task Scheduling with Cronjob using Crontab | 19.21 min |
28 | Boot Process & Troubleshooting with GRUB | 17.07 min |
Be able to confidently use the Linux operating system to increase your productivity and Career.
Be able to perform everyday computing tasks from the Linux command line.
You will be able to crack interviews
You will develop a problem-Solving Skill by learning to troubleshoot.
This course contains 4 Modules which are fully described below:
What is Linux, How it's different compare to other OS, History
What is command line, shell, server, desktop, Unix, GNU?
What is UNIX, its type, kernel, shell, files and process, directory structure, Linux vs Unix
What is GNU, Free Software movement, other important things of GNU
What is a server and where it is used why require?
What is the command line, why use and helpful?
Role of Linux Administrator, Linux features and different with technologies
Daylife tasks of Linux Administrator in different organizations
Linux with networking, with ethical hacking, with the server, with troubleshooting, with backup systems, with cloud, Linux with Docker and Kubernetes, Linux with Virtual platform and web hosting
Installation of Linux VM, Bootable Pen drive and Dual Boot
Overview of Linux Desktop version and Terminal/Shell, bash Module
Linux Architecture, File System, Terminal a. Introduction to Basic Commands (pwd, cd, ls, cp, cat, mv, mkdir, rmdir, rm, touch, locate, find, grep df, du, head, tail, kill, tar, chmod, chown, chgrp, top, history, uname, wget, man, echo, clear, cut, date, exit)
Kernel and its architecture, Apps update, upgrade, install via Terminal and Browser a. (apt, sudo, get) b. Installation of deb, tar, rar, zip, tar.gz, .rpm etc.. packages
Command Line (Level 1)
Scenario with ( pwd, cd, ls, find, grep, df, du, top, history, man, date, head, tail, locate, exit)
Command Line (Level 2) Scenario with ( cat, mkdir, touch, chmod, kill, rmdir. rf, rm, tar, uname, wget, echo, clear, cut)
Command Line (Level 3) Scenario with (All basic commands usage with flags and man help page)
Linux Editors
User and group creation, permissions
Create user, delete user, handle user
Create group, delete group, handle group
Intro to Permissions on (user and groups)
Permissions on Directories and files
Advance permissions
Networking with Linux (SSH, Telnet, SCP, DNS, IP Server)
Basic commands of networking (ifconfig, traceroute, ping, netstat, dig, nslookup, lshw, route, host, nmcli, ssh, scp)
Networking tools (nmap, telnet, Wireshark, Htop)
Introduction to Grub, Basic Troubleshooting
Intro to GRUB, its benefits use and importance
Basic Troubleshooting ( clean, dpkg, fsck, grub, network, root)
Command Line Level 1 (Create users who can access directories and files according to their permissions)
Command Line Level 2 (Connect with server and transfer files securely)
Command Line Level 3 (GUI base connection RDP, Installation of Telnet and ssh session maintenance, Process management Module)
Sudo and sudoers files, Partitioning of Disks
Sudoers and visudo file
Other important root and etc files like passwd etc.
Types of disks and usage
Fdisk, LVM and other mount and disk partitioning intro and practical demo
Automation with Shell Scripting
What is a shell, what is automation and practical demo
Basic variables of shell scripting
Scenario 1 (Make a user root user and allow it without a password etc.)
Scenario 2 (Make a perfect partition, mount, unmount)
Scenario 3 (Make your Linux system robust and secure)
Scheduling automated task with cronjobs