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Linux Fundamentals Bootcamp

Published by Pearson

Beginner content levelBeginner

The intensive hands-on training you need to quickly get up and running with Linux

  • Understand and start using Linux quickly
  • Jumpstart your professional career and start your certification journey
  • Learn using hands-on labs and exercises
  • Get the basics to understand core concepts on the Linux Foundation LFCS and LPIC-1 Linux Essentials exams

Linux Fundamentals Bootcamp is an 8-hour intensive hands-on training course teaching the skills you need to start using Linux quickly. Expert trainer and author Sander van Vugt designed this hands-on training for people who are new to Linux, and who are looking for a solid introduction into Linux fundamentals. Get a full and complete overview of Linux basics, concepts, practices, and theories.

Learning Linux is the first step to a modern tech career – from systems administration to DevOps, cloud engineering, security, data science, and more, Linux is the key. This course will serve as a foundation for working with Linux Subsystem for Windows. It is also for those who need and want to learn about Containers and Kubernetes – both of which are built on top of Linux. This course was designed for people with limited or no knowledge about the Linux operating system. It will teach participants about core Linux essentials, such as Linux distributions and installation, working with Linux Commands, getting help, working with permissions, managing processes and more. This course also acts as the start to studying for any Linux certification, including Red Hat RHCSA, Linux Foundation LFCS, and CompTIA Linux+.

What you’ll learn and how you can apply it

By the end of the live online course, you’ll understand:

  • The nature of Linux and how Open Source projects are integrated in it
  • The power of the Linux shell
  • How to find the help you need to get started with any command

And you’ll be able to:

  • Use the Linux command line on any distribution
  • Manage and manipulate text files
  • Manipulate processes
  • Assign permissions to enable access to any file

This live event is for you because...

  • You are new to Linux and need a solid foundation in the basics
  • You want to start your certification journey for RHCSA, LFCS, Linux+ and LPI
  • You are a developer who wants to write applications for the Linux operating system
  • You are a Windows user who wants to learn more about the Linux subsystem for Windows

Prerequisites

Course Set-up

  • Students should prepare their computer with virtualization software so that a Linux virtual machine can be installed. Installing CentOS is a good option. Download the installation ISO for the latest version of Centos. Do not download the minimal ISO. You'll need the full installation ISO. Information on installing CentOS can be found here

Recommended Preparation

Recommended Follow-up

Schedule

The time frames are only estimates and may vary according to how the class is progressing.

Day 1

Segment 1 Understanding Linux distributions and Installation (60 min)

  • Linux Introduction
  • Linux distributions and Windows Subsystem for Linux
  • Installing Ubuntu or CentOS

Break – 10 minutes

Segment 2 Connecting to Linux (50 min)

  • Logging into Linux
  • Understanding the root user, su and sudo
  • Logging in remotely using SSH

Break - 10 minutes

Segment 3 Using Essential Tools (50 min)

  • Exploring the command line
  • Using essential commands
  • Using man and other sources to get help

Break – 10 minutes

Segment 4 Working with Files and Directories (40 min)

  • Linux directories and standardization
  • Essential file management utilities

Q&A (10 min)

Day 2

Segment 5 Working with Text Files (50 min)

  • Creating text files using vi and other editors
  • Understanding utilities to work with text files
  • Using regular expressions

Break – 10 minutes

Segment 6 Working with the Bash shell (40 min)

  • Understanding Bash shell and its features
  • Using I/O redirection and piping
  • Using command completion, history and the main configuration files

Break – 10 minutes

Segment 7 Managing Users and Basic Permissions (40 min)

  • Understanding user management
  • Using the read, write and execute permissions
  • Assigning permissions

Break – 10 minutes

Segment 8 Storage Management Essentials (20 min)

  • Managing storage devices
  • Using the mount command

Segment 9 Managing Processes (30 min)

  • Using start, stop, monitor and manage processes

Segment 10 Managing Software (20 min)

  • Installing and managing software

Q&A (10 min)

Your Instructor

  • Sander van Vugt

    Sander van Vugt has many years of experience working with, writing about, and teaching Linux and Open Source topics. He is the author of the best-selling Red Hat RHCSA Cert Guide and the Red Hat RHCSA Complete Video Course along with many other titles on topics that include RHCE, Bash, Kubernetes, Ansible and more. Sander also works as a Linux instructor, teaching on-site and online classes for customers around the world.

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