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Linux Admin Certification Online Training

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Duration :  25 Days

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🌐 Linux Admin Online Training

Linux Admin is one of the most sought-after IT skills that focuses on installing, configuring, managing, and securing Linux-based systems. Professionals trained in Linux Admin are in demand across DevOps, cloud computing, cybersecurity, and enterprise server management roles. This course provides hands-on experience with system setup, user and process management, networking, security, shell scripting, Linux Admin, and troubleshooting real-world scenarios Linux Admin.

Its Core Capabilities Include:

  • System Installation & Configuration: Learn to install and configure Linux Admin distributions like Red Hat, Ubuntu, and CentOS.
  • User & File Management: Manage users, groups, permissions, and access controls Linux Admin.
  • Networking & Security: Configure firewalls, services, and secure servers Linux Admin.
  • Process & Performance Monitoring: Monitor processes, memory, CPU, and optimize performance.
  • Automation & Shell Scripting: Automate administrative tasks using shell scripts.
  • Backup & Recovery: Implement backup strategies and restore systems efficiently.

📍 Bonus: Certification Tracks

  • Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA)
  • Linux Admin Professional Institute Certification (LPIC-1 / LPIC-2)
  • CompTIA Linux+ Certification
  • Linux Admin Professional (Viswa Online Trainings)

Linux Admin Training Course Syllabus

Introduction to Pacemaker Cluster in RHEL7
  • Welcome to the HA Course
  • Course Overview
  • Lab Setup
  • ESXI Installation
  • Network Setup
  • Installing RHEL 7
  • Network Configuration
  • Local REPO
Cluster Infrastructure
  • Node configurations
  • Understanding realtime networking outline in clusters
Installing pacemaker and configuring cluster
  • Cluster Installation & Architecture
  • Basic Cluster Installation
  • Managing Cluster Services & Membership
  • Managing Cluster Services & Cluster Nodes – Lab
Quorum Configurations
  • Cluster Quorum
  • Managing Cluster Quorum
  • Last_Man_Standing
  • Auto_Tie_Breaker
  • Last_Man_Standing & Auto_Tie_Breaker
  • Wait_For_All
  • Quourm Options Summary
  • Two Node Cluster
  • Fencing with STONITH using vmware ESXi and other sources.
  • STONITH (shoot the other node in head) Explained
  • Cluster Fencing Overview
  • Managing Cluster Fencing
  • Various Fenicing options
Shared Storage configuration using ISCSI SERVER
  • Configuring shared storage with ISCSI server
  • Configuring iscsi initiator(clients)
Congfiguring Different applications as a High Availability Services
  • Configure and Deploy Active/Passive Apache Cluster services
  • Configure and Deploy NFS Active/Passive services on Cluster with Exclusive Activation using LVM
  • Understanding Cluster LVM (CLVM)
  • Understanding GFS ( Global File System )
  • Configure and Deploy Active/Active Load balancer Cluster using CLVM, GFS, CTDB & SAMBA
Troubleshooting and Logs
  • Troubleshooting High-Availability Clusters
  • Configuring Cluster Logs
Linux Admin Course Key Features

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Linux Admin Online Training FAQ'S

What is the difference between Linux and Unix?

Linux is open-source, freely available, and supports a wide range of hardware. Unix is proprietary, mostly used in servers, and has stricter licensing.

 

How do you check the current running processes in Linux?
  • Use commands like ps, top, or htop to view running processes and resource usage.

What is a shell in Linux?

A shell is a command-line interface that allows users to interact with the operating system by executing commands and scripts.

 

How do you check disk usage in Linux?
  • Use df -h to check file system disk space and du -sh for directory-specific usage.

What is the difference between kill and kill -9?
  • kill sends a default signal (TERM) to terminate a process gracefully, while kill -9 sends a SIGKILL signal to forcefully terminate the process immediately.

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