Oracle Linux 9: System Administration III Training Course
Course Outline
Kernel and Performance Tuning for Government
- Sysctl parameters and persistent tuning for enhanced system performance
- CPU and memory tuning profiles to optimize resource utilization
- Real-time performance monitoring and bottleneck analysis to ensure efficient operations
Security Hardening for Government
- Securing SSH and remote access to protect against unauthorized access
- Limiting root and sudo privileges to minimize potential security risks
- System-wide hardening checklists and scripts to ensure comprehensive security measures
Advanced Networking and Firewalld for Government
- Advanced firewalld use with rich rules and direct configuration for precise control
- Managing NAT, port forwarding, and masquerading to enhance network flexibility
- Network namespaces and isolated environments to secure and segment network traffic
High Availability and Clustering for Government
- Overview of Oracle Clusterware and Pacemaker/Corosync for reliable high-availability solutions
- Setting up high-availability clusters to ensure continuous service delivery
- Failover and resource management scenarios to maintain system integrity during outages
Storage and Network File Systems for Government
- iSCSI targets and initiators for robust storage solutions
- Using NFSv4 and SMB/CIFS securely to facilitate data sharing
- GlusterFS and distributed storage concepts to support scalable storage infrastructure
Automation with Ansible for Government
- Writing and executing Ansible playbooks to streamline configuration management
- Using roles, handlers, and variables to enhance playbook flexibility
- Automating configuration and service deployment to improve operational efficiency
System Logging and Centralized Monitoring for Government
- Using journald and rsyslog effectively for comprehensive system logging
- Integrating with centralized logging solutions (e.g., ELK) to centralize log management
- Setting up alerts and audit trails to enhance monitoring and compliance
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- Completion of Oracle Linux 9: System Administration II or equivalent experience
- Familiarity with shell scripting, storage management, and service administration
Audience
- Senior system administrators and Linux engineers for government and enterprise environments
- DevOps professionals working in Oracle Linux environments within the public sector
- Technical staff preparing for high-availability and advanced automation scenarios for government operations
Runs with a minimum of 4 + people. For 1-to-1 or private group training, request a quote.
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