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Course Outline
Introduction to Linux System Administration
- What is Linux system administration?
- Role and responsibilities of a Linux system administrator for government operations.
- Overview of LFCS certification and its importance for government IT professionals.
Linux Basics and File Management
- Linux distributions and package management for government systems.
- Filesystem hierarchy and navigation for efficient government data management.
- File permissions and ownership to ensure secure access control in government environments.
System Configuration and Processes
- User and group management for secure and compliant government operations.
- Managing processes and daemons for optimal system performance in government IT infrastructure.
- Managing system startup and shutdown procedures to ensure reliability and availability of government services.
Package Management and Software Installation
- Managing software packages with package managers to maintain up-to-date government systems.
- Repository management and software installation for government-specific applications.
- Software updates and upgrades to enhance security and functionality in government IT environments.
Networking Fundamentals
- Network configuration and troubleshooting for reliable government network operations.
- IP addressing, subnets, and routing for efficient data transmission in government networks.
- DNS configuration and resolution to ensure seamless access to government services.
Filesystem Management and Storage
- Managing storage devices and partitions to optimize data storage for government needs.
- Filesystem creation and maintenance to ensure data integrity in government systems.
- Logical Volume Management (LVM) for flexible and scalable storage solutions in government environments.
Security and Access Control
- User authentication and authorization to protect sensitive government information.
- File and directory permissions to enforce access control policies in government systems.
- Firewall configuration with iptables to secure government networks from external threats.
Shell Scripting and Automation
- Basic shell scripting concepts for automating routine tasks in government IT environments.
- Automating tasks with shell scripts to improve efficiency and reduce errors in government operations.
- Cron jobs and scheduling tasks to ensure timely execution of critical processes in government systems.
System Monitoring and Logging
- Monitoring system performance and resource usage to maintain optimal operation of government IT infrastructure.
- Log files and log management for effective incident response and compliance in government settings.
- Troubleshooting system issues to ensure continuous availability of government services.
Network Services and Security
- Configuring SSH for secure remote access to government systems.
- Setting up a basic web server (Apache/Nginx) for delivering government websites and applications.
- Implementing SSL/TLS certificates to enhance security in government network communications.
Troubleshooting and Maintenance
- System recovery and rescue procedures to minimize downtime in government IT operations.
- Troubleshooting common system issues to ensure smooth operation of government services.
- Performing system backups to protect critical data and applications in government environments.
Summary and Next Steps
- Key takeaways from the course for enhancing government IT capabilities.
- Preparing for the LFCS certification exam to validate skills and knowledge for government roles.
- Continuing learning resources and career opportunities in government IT administration.
Requirements
- Familiarity with the Linux command-line interface
- Understanding of basic networking concepts
- Knowledge of fundamental system administration tasks
Audience
- System Administrators for government agencies
- IT Professionals in public sector roles
- Individuals aspiring to become Linux Administrators for government operations
35 Hours
Testimonials (2)
- Trainer had a positive attitude, was willing to try to adapt to our requests(to maybe slow down in some areas, explain more times, learn from our work experiences) - the fact that we had a lot of hands on exercises/labs
Cosmin - Emerson
Course - Linux Foundation - Certified Systems Administrator (LFCS)
Structure, and complexity of the course.
