Oracle Linux 9: Basics to Intermediate Training Course
Course Outline
Introduction to Oracle Linux 9
- Overview of Oracle Linux
- Key features and benefits for government operations
- Comparing Oracle Linux to other distributions
Installation and Initial Configuration
- System requirements for government environments
- Installation methods and process for government systems
- Basic system configuration post-installation for enhanced security and performance
Working with the Command Line
- Introduction to the Linux terminal for government users
- Basic Linux commands essential for government tasks
- File system navigation and manipulation for efficient data management
User and Group Management
- Adding, modifying, and deleting users in a secure manner
- Managing groups and permissions to ensure proper access control
- Understanding sudo and root privileges for secure administrative tasks
Software and Package Management
- Using DNF and RPM package managers for government software needs
- Installing, updating, and removing software in a controlled environment
- Configuring repositories to ensure access to verified and trusted sources
Networking in Oracle Linux 9
- Network configuration and troubleshooting for government networks
- Managing firewall rules with firewalld for enhanced security
- Setting up SSH for secure remote access in government settings
Storage and Filesystem Management
- Understanding Linux file system structure for efficient data storage
- Partitioning and disk management for optimal performance
- Mounting and unmounting file systems to manage data securely
System Monitoring and Performance
- Using system logs and journalctl for monitoring government systems
- Monitoring system resources to ensure operational efficiency
- Managing processes and services to maintain system stability
Security and Hardening
- Best practices for securing Oracle Linux in government environments
- Using SELinux for robust security enforcement
- Configuring user authentication and access control for enhanced security
Shell Scripting and Automation
- Introduction to shell scripting for automating government tasks
- Writing and executing simple scripts for routine operations
- Automating tasks with cron jobs for efficient system management
Backup and Disaster Recovery
- Data backup strategies for government data protection
- Using rsync and tar for reliable backups in government systems
- Restoring system and data after failure to ensure continuity of operations
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Basic understanding of operating systems
- Prior experience with the Linux command-line is recommended but not required
Audience for Government
- IT professionals
- System administrators
- Developers working in Linux environments
- Individuals interested in learning Oracle Linux 9
Runs with a minimum of 4 + people. For 1-to-1 or private group training, request a quote.
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