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Red Hat Enterprise Linux Administration (RHEL 6 to 10)
Administer RHEL, CentOS, Rocky Linux and AlmaLinux, from user management to SELinux, with the differences between each version.
A MasterLinux course · Original text
What you will learn
- Manage users, groups, permissions and sudo
- Install software with rpm, yum and dnf
- Manage services with systemd and read the logs
- Configure networking with NetworkManager
- Partition, mount and manage LVM
- Secure systems with firewalld, SELinux, SSH, auditd and PAM
- Host MariaDB, NFS, Samba and Podman containers
- Troubleshoot the boot process and reset the root password
- Know what changes between RHEL 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10
- Practise for the RHCSA with two mock exams
- Automate administration with Ansible (RHCE)
Course content
29 lessons · 20 h 15 minSection 1 — User
Section 2 — Administrator
- Packages — rpm, yum and dnf 35 min
- Services — from service/chkconfig to systemctl 35 min
- Logs — rsyslog, /var/log, journalctl and logrotate 30 min
- Scheduled tasks — cron, anacron and systemd timers 30 min
- Networking — from ifcfg files to NetworkManager and nmcli 35 min
- Disks, partitions, file systems and fstab 35 min
- LVM — volumes that grow with your needs 40 min
Section 3 — Server
- The Apache web server (httpd) 40 min
- MariaDB and MySQL on RHEL 45 min
- Sharing files — NFS, autofs and Samba 50 min
- Containers with Podman 55 min
- Time and synchronization — chrony, ntpd and timedatectl 35 min
- Booting — GRUB 2, systemd targets and troubleshooting 50 min
- Automated installation with Kickstart 45 min
Section 4 — Security
Section 5 — Certification
- Preparing for the RHCSA (EX200) 35 min
- RHCSA mock exam no. 1 — accounts, permissions and declared storage 1 h 15 min
- RHCSA mock exam no. 2 — services, networking, security and containers 1 h 30 min
- Ansible for the RHCE 1 — inventory, ad hoc commands and a first playbook 50 min
- Ansible for the RHCE 2 — loops, handlers, templates, roles and vault 1 h
Requirements
- The “Fundamentals” course (included)
Who is this course for?
- Corporate system administrators
- Technicians who manage CentOS or RHEL servers
- RHCSA candidates