Elynux Essentials Training Course

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Acquire Essential Linux Skills: Master Linux, Earn Certification, Launch Your IT Career! DevLustro Academy has established itself as a leader in Linux education, offering a comprehensive course that equips participants with the essential skills needed to excel in IT. Our meticulously designed curriculum covers both theoretical knowledge and practical applications, ensuring that students are well-prepared to manage Linux systems effectively. Course was selected for our collection of top-rated courses trusted by businesses worldwide.

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Acquire Essential Linux Skills: Master Linux, Earn Certification, Launch Your IT Career! Elysium Academy has established itself as a leader in Linux education, offering a comprehensive course that equips participants with the essential skills needed to excel in IT. Our meticulously designed curriculum covers both theoretical knowledge and practical applications, ensuring that students are well-prepared to manage Linux systems effectively. Course was selected for our collection of top-rated courses trusted by businesses worldwide.

Elynux Essentials Training Course

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Course Details

Gain expertise in system monitoring and maintenance.

Understand and apply network configuration and troubleshooting.

Develop practical skills through hands-on labs and real-world simulations.

Linux is the foundational infrastructure that powers servers, desktops, and cloud environments.

System Maintenance is where the system performance is optimized, and potential issues are resolved.

Linux Administrators understand system operations and derive effective solutions.

Linux is the substructure on which modern IT infrastructure is built.

Course Goals

  • Master Linux fundamentals, including command-line proficiency and file system management.
  • Dive into advanced concepts such as shell scripting and process management.
  • Learn to implement and manage user and group permissions.

Future Scope of this Course

  • Industry Based Projects
  • Recognized worldwide

Our Career Service

  • Personalized coordinator.
  • Trainer feedback.
  • Trainer availability post sessions.
  • Get your staff certified.
  • Certificate from governing bodies.

Our Training Program Benefits

  • Hands on assignment
  • Curriculum that focuses on the learner.
  • Live, interactive training by DevLustro experts.
  • Curriculum aligned with current industry practices.
  • Portfolio / project support for real-world use.
01Chapter-1 Introduction To Linux
  • 01.01What is Operating System?
  • 01.02What is Linux OS?
  • 01.03History of Linux
  • 01.04Linux vs. Unix
  • 01.05Linux Flavors / Distributions
  • 01.06Linux Users
  • 01.07Linux vs. Windows
02Chapter-2 Download, install and Configure
  • 02.01What is Virtual Box?
  • 02.02Downloading and Installing Oracle VirtualBox
  • 02.03Ubuntu Server vs. Ubuntu Desktop
  • 02.04Creating VM in VirtualBox
  • 02.05Download and Install Linux (Ubuntu / CentOS Server)
  • 02.06Download and Install Linux (Ubuntu / CentOS Desktop)
03Chapter-3 System access & file system
  • 03.01Installing Putty or any Other SSH Client
  • 03.02Comparison of Other OS Clients
  • 03.03Linux Command Prompts & Getting Prompts Back
  • 03.04Introduction to Linux File System
  • 03.05What is File System?
  • 03.06Different Types of File System
  • 03.07How to Find File System Type in Linux and Windows
  • 03.08File System Structure & Description:
  • 03.09File System Navigation Commands (CD, LS, and PWD)
  • 03.10Linux File Types
  • 03.11Regular Files ('-')
  • 03.12Directory Files ('d')
  • 03.13Special Files
  • 03.14Block File('b')
  • 03.15Character Device File ('c')
  • 03.16Named Pipe File or just a Pipe File ('p')
  • 03.17Symbolic Link File ('l')
  • 03.18Socket File ('s')
  • 03.19What is Root?
  • 03.20What is Root User / Super User
  • 03.21What is Root / Directory
  • 03.22What is /root Home Directory
  • 03.23Change Password for Root User
  • 03.24Change Password for Standard User
  • 03.25Absolute Path
  • 03.26Relative Path
  • 03.27Navigating to File System Using Both Paths
  • 03.28Touch
  • 03.29Mkdir
  • 03.30Finding Files and Directories (Find, Locate)
  • 03.31Difference Between Find and Locate Commands
  • 03.32Linux Wildcards Commands
04Chapter-4 Linux fundamentals
  • 04.01Files and Directory Permissions (Chmod)
  • 04.02First dash or bit identifies the file type
  • 04.032nd 3 bits define the permission for user (file or dir owner)
  • 04.043rd 3 bits define the permission for group
  • 04.054th 3 bits define the permission for everyone else
  • 04.06File Permissions Using Numeric Mode (Chmod 777 file)
  • 04.07File Ownership Commands (Chown, chgrp)
  • 04.08Linux Access Control List (ACL)
  • 04.09Whatis
  • 04.10Command --help
  • 04.11TAB Completion and Up Arrow Keys in Linux
  • 04.12Echo
  • 04.13Redirects > and >>
  • 04.14Input and Output Redirects (>, <, stdin, Stdout and stderr)
  • 04.15Standard Output to a File (tee command) in Linux
  • 04.16Linux Pipes (|)
  • 04.17Mkdir
  • 04.18Rmdir or rm -f
  • 04.19Chgrp
  • 04.20Chown
  • 04.21More
  • 04.22Less
  • 04.23Head
  • 04.24Tail
  • 04.25Cut - Text Processors Commands
  • 04.26Awk - Text Processors Commands
  • 04.27Grep and egrep - Text Processors Commands
  • 04.28Sort/Uniq - Text Processors Commands
  • 04.29Wc - Text Processors Commands
  • 04.30Compare Files (Diff and cmp)
  • 04.31Compress and Uncompress (tar, gzip, gunzip)
  • 04.32Truncate File Size (truncate)
  • 04.33Combining and Splitting Files
  • 04.34Linux Vs. Windows Commands
05Chapter-5 System administration in linux
  • 05.01I = Insert mode
  • 05.02a = Insert and move cursor
  • 05.03zz or :wq! = save file and quit vi editor
  • 05.04:q! = quit vi editor without saving
  • 05.05Up, down, left and right keys = to navigate within vi editor
  • 05.06O = to start inserting from a new line
  • 05.07Shift g = Takes you to the end of a file while in vi
  • 05.08/ = searches for a pattern while in vi mode
  • 05.09Difference between vi and vim editor
  • 05.10User Account Management
  • 05.11Useradd
  • 05.12Userdel
  • 05.13Groupdel
  • 05.14Usermod
  • 05.15User Files:
  • 05.16/etc/passwd
  • 05.17/etc/shadow
  • 05.18/etc/group
  • 05.19Enable Password Aging
  • 05.20Su or su -
  • 05.21Sudo commands
  • 05.22Last
  • 05.23Users
  • 05.24Wall
  • 05.25Write
  • 05.26Difference between Active Directory, LDAP, IDM, WinBIND, OpenLDAP etc.
  • 05.27Date
  • 05.28Uptime
  • 05.29Hostname
  • 05.30Uname
  • 05.31Which
  • 05.32Systemctl command
  • 05.33Ps command
  • 05.34Top command
  • 05.35Kill command
  • 05.36Crontab command
  • 05.37At command
  • 05.38Additional cronjobs (Hourly, daily, Weekly, monthly)
  • 05.39Process Management (bg, fg, nice)
  • 05.40Dmesg
  • 05.41Loststat
  • 05.42Netstat
  • 05.43Free
  • 05.44/var/log
  • 05.45/var/log/message
  • 05.46Dmesg
  • 05.47Mail
  • 05.48Shutdown
  • 05.49Reboot
  • 05.50Init 0-6
  • 05.51Halt
  • 05.52Uname
  • 05.53Cat/etc/redhat-release
  • 05.54Cat/etc/*rel*
  • 05.55Dmidecode
  • 05.56Restart the system or type reboot
  • 05.57Catch the grub screen
  • 05.58Stop at your kernel line and press "e" to enter the editing mode
  • 05.59Find the line that starts with Linux and go to the end of the line and type
  • 05.60Rd.read
  • 05.61Press ctrl+x to enter into the rescue mode
  • 05.62Mount -o remount, rw /sysroot
  • 05.63Chroot/sysroot
  • 05.64Passwd
  • 05.65Touch /.autorelabel
  • 05.66Exit
06Chapter-6 Shell scripting in linux
  • 06.01Linux Kernel
  • 06.02What is Shell?
  • 06.03Types of Shells
  • 06.04Shell Scripting
  • 06.05Basic Shell Scripts in Linux
  • 06.06Input and Output of Script
  • 06.07If-then Scripts in Linux
  • 06.08For Loop Scripts in Linux
  • 06.09Linux do-while Scripts
  • 06.10Case Statement Scripts Linux
  • 06.11Check Remote Servers Connectivity
  • 06.12Setting up Aliases (alias) in Linux
  • 06.13User and Global Aliases
  • 06.14Shell History in Linux
07Chapter-7 Networking, services, & system updates
  • 07.01Enable Internet on Linux VM
  • 07.02Open Virtualbox Manager
  • 07.03Select the machine you cannot get internet on in the left pane
  • 07.04Click the Settings button in the top menu
  • 07.05Click Network in the left pane in the settings window
  • 07.06Switch to Bridged Adapter in the Attached to drop-down menu
  • 07.07Hit OK to save your changes
  • 07.08Start your VM
  • 07.09Network Components
  • 07.10Subnet mask
  • 07.11Gateway
  • 07.12Static vs. DHCP
  • 07.13Interface
  • 07.14Interface MAC
  • 07.15Network Files and Commands in Linux:
  • 07.16Interface configuration files
  • 07.17/etc/hosts
  • 07.18Version 6 = /etc/sysconfig/network
  • 07.19Version 7 = /etc/hostname
  • 07.20/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-nic
  • 07.21/etc/resolv.conf
  • 07.22/etc/nsswitch.conf
  • 07.23ping
  • 07.24ifconfig
  • 07.25ifup or ifdown
  • 07.26netstat
  • 07.27tcpdump
  • 07.28NIC Information (ethtool) in Linux
  • 07.29NIC or Port Bonding
  • 07.30New Network Utilities (nmtui, nmcli, nm-connection-editor and GNOME Settings)
  • 07.31Downloading Files or Apps (wget) in Linux
  • 07.32Curl and ping commands in Linux
  • 07.33FTP – File Transfer Protocol
  • 07.34SCP – Secure Copy Protocol
  • 07.35rsync – Remote Synchronization
  • 07.36System Updates and Repos (rpm, yum)
  • 07.37System Upgrade and Patch Management
  • 07.38Create Local Repository from CD/DVD/USB in Linux
  • 07.39Advance Package Management
  • 07.40Rollback Patches and Updates in Linux
  • 07.41SSH and Telnet
  • 07.42SSH and Telnet in Linux
  • 07.43SSH vs. Telnet in Linux
  • 07.44DNS - Download, Install and Configure (Domain Name System) in Linux
  • 07.45Hostname or IP Lookup (nslookup and dig) in Linux
  • 07.46Network Time Protocol
  • 07.47Linux Network Time Protocol
  • 07.48Linux chronyd (New Version of NTP)
  • 07.49New System Utility Command (timedatectl)
  • 07.50Linux Sendmail
  • 07.51Web Server (Apache - HTTP) Central Logger (rsyslog)
  • 07.52Securing Linux Machine (OS Hardening)
  • 07.53Open LDAP Installation
  • 07.54Tracing Network Traffic (traceoute)
  • 07.55Configure and Secure SSH
  • 07.56SSH - Keys - Access Remote Server without Password
  • 07.57Linux Web-Based Administration (cockpit)
  • 07.58Firewall
  • 07.59Tune System Performance (tuned, nice and renice)
  • 07.60Run Containers - Docker and Podman
  • 07.61Kickstart (Automate Linux Installation)
  • 07.62DHCP Server
08Chapter-8 Disk Management and Run Levels
  • 08.01System Run Levels
  • 08.02Computer Boot Process
  • 08.03Linux Boot Process
  • 08.04Message of the Day
  • 08.05Customize Message of the Day
  • 08.06Storage
  • 08.07Disk Partition (df, fdisk)
  • 08.08Add Disk and Create Standard Partition
  • 08.09Logical Volume Management
  • 08.10LVM Configuration During Installation
  • 08.11Add Disk Create New LVM Partition (pvcreate, vgcreate, lvcreate)
  • 08.12Extend Disk using LVM
  • 08.13Adding Swap Space
  • 08.14Advance Storage Management with Stratis
  • 08.15RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks)
  • 08.16File System Check
  • 08.17System Backup (dd Command)
  • 08.18Installation and Configuration of Network File System(NFS)
  • 08.19Samba Installation and Configuration
  • 08.20NAS Drive for NFS or Samba
  • 08.21SATA and SAS

What is the Elynux Essentials Course offered by DevLustro Academy?

The Elynux Essentials Course at DevLustro Academy covers the basics of Linux operating systems, including command-line usage, system administration, and networking. This course is perfect for beginners looking to build a foundation in Linux.

What makes DevLustro Academy the best Linux training center near me?

DevLustro Academy is the best choice for Linux training due to its comprehensive curriculum, hands-on exercises, and expert instructors who provide a strong foundation in Linux system administration.

Who should take the Elynux Essentials course?

The course is ideal for aspiring Linux system administrators, IT professionals, network administrators, and anyone looking to gain fundamental Linux skills.

What topics are covered in the Elynux Essentials course?

Topics include command-line proficiency, file system management, user and group administration, system monitoring, and network troubleshooting.

Do I need any prerequisites to enroll in the Elynux Essentials course?

No formal prerequisites are required. However, basic computer literacy and familiarity with operating systems are beneficial.

How is the course delivered?

The course is delivered through a blend of live instructor-led sessions, hands-on labs, and self-paced study materials. This hybrid approach ensures comprehensive learning and practical experience.

What type of projects will I work on during the course?

Participants will engage in real-world projects such as configuring Linux systems, managing user permissions, setting up network services, and performing system maintenance tasks

Will I receive a certificate upon completion of the course?

Yes, participants will receive a certificate of completion from DevLustro Academy, validating their skills in Linux system administration.

How long is the course, and how much time should I dedicate weekly?

The course duration is typically 6-8 weeks. It is recommended to dedicate around 8-12 hours per week to coursework, including lectures, labs, and self-study.

Is there support available after I complete the course?

Yes, our instructors and support team are available to provide guidance and answer any questions you may have even after the course has ended. Additionally, we offer resources for ongoing learning.

How does the Elynux Essentials course benefit my career?

The course enhances your credibility and demonstrates your proficiency in Linux system administration. It opens up various job opportunities, increases your earning potential, and provides a strong foundation for advanced IT roles.

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