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Course Outline
Introduction to Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Government
- Overview of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) for government use
- Understanding the Linux environment in a public sector context
- Accessing the command line for efficient system management
- Using essential tools for government IT operations
Operating Running Systems for Government
- Managing files from the command line to support government workflows
- Using regular expressions, pipelines, and redirects for data manipulation
- Managing processes to ensure system stability and performance
- Controlling services and daemons to align with public sector requirements
- Analyzing and storing logs for compliance and audit purposes
Configuring and Managing Storage for Government
- Understanding Linux filesystems and their hierarchy in a government setting
- Creating, formatting, and mounting filesystems to meet public sector needs
- Managing storage with LVM (Logical Volume Manager) for flexibility and scalability
Managing Basic System Security for Government
- Configuring firewall settings with firewalls to enhance security in government systems
- Managing users and groups to ensure proper access control
- Setting file permissions and ACLs (Access Control Lists) for secure data management
Managing Networking for Government
- Configuring, managing, and troubleshooting network settings in government environments
- Secure SSH configuration to protect remote access
- Understanding and using network teaming or bonding for redundancy and performance
Installing and Configuring Software for Government
- Installing software packages with YUM and RPM to support government applications
- Managing software repositories to ensure up-to-date and secure software
- Configuring local storage to optimize system performance
Managing Systems with Red Hat Identity Management for Government
- Overview of Red Hat Identity Management for enhanced security in government systems
- Basic LDAP and Kerberos configuration to support user authentication and authorization
Controlling and Troubleshooting the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Boot Process for Government
- Understanding the boot process to ensure system reliability in government operations
- Managing systemd targets and service units for efficient system startup
- Troubleshooting common boot and system issues to maintain operational continuity
Automating Installation with Kickstart for Government
- Creating and configuring a basic Kickstart file for streamlined deployment in government agencies
- Automating RHEL installations with Kickstart to enhance efficiency and consistency
Virtualization and Containers for Government
- Basics of virtualization with KVM and libvirt for resource optimization in government data centers
- Introduction to containers with Podman for modern application deployment
- Managing containers and creating container images to support government applications
Review and Preparation for Government
- A comprehensive review of all the topics to prepare for government IT roles
- Tips and strategies for the exam, tailored to government IT professionals
- Practice exams and scenarios to ensure readiness for real-world challenges
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- Basic understanding of Linux and UNIX-like operating systems for government use
- Familiarity with command-line operations and basic system configuration
Audience
- Linux system administrators for government agencies
- IT professionals in the public sector
35 Hours
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Lots of exercises
