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Overview of Oracle Linux 9

  • Definition and scope of Oracle Linux
  • Primary capabilities and operational advantages
  • Comparative analysis with alternative enterprise distributions

Deployment and Initial System Setup

  • Hardware and software prerequisites
  • Installation procedures and supported methods
  • Post-deployment system configuration

Command Line Interface Operations

  • Fundamentals of the Linux terminal environment
  • Essential command utilities
  • Navigating and managing file structures

Identity and Access Control

  • User account creation, modification, and termination
  • Group administration and permission management
  • Elevation of privileges via sudo and root access

Application and Package Administration

  • Utilizing DNF and RPM package management tools
  • Procedures for installing, updating, and removing software components
  • Repository configuration and management

Network Configuration in Oracle Linux 9

  • Network setup and diagnostic procedures
  • Firewall policy management using firewalld
  • Secure Shell (SSH) configuration for remote connectivity

Data Storage and Filesystem Administration

  • Overview of the Linux directory hierarchy
  • Disk partitioning and volume management
  • File system mounting and detachment procedures

System Diagnostics and Performance Monitoring

  • Log analysis and journalctl utilization
  • Resource usage monitoring
  • Process and service lifecycle management

Security Compliance and Hardening

  • Security best practices for Oracle Linux environments
  • Implementation of SELinux for mandatory access control
  • Authentication mechanisms and access policy configuration

Automation via Shell Scripting

  • Principles of shell script development
  • Creation and execution of operational scripts
  • Scheduled task automation using cron

Data Protection and Business Continuity

  • Backup strategy formulation
  • Utilization of rsync and tar for data preservation
  • System and data restoration procedures following failures

Conclusion and Future Development Path for government

Requirements

  • Fundamental knowledge of operating systems
  • Prior exposure to the Linux command line (suggested, though not mandatory)

Audience

  • Information technology specialists
  • System administrators
  • Developers utilizing Linux-based platforms
  • Individuals seeking to gain proficiency in Oracle Linux 9 for government and public sector applications
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