Course Outline
Introduction
- RHEL vs CentOS vs Fedora for government use
- Overview of RHEL features and benefits for government operations
Getting Started
- Understanding system requirements for government systems
- Installing and configuring RHEL 8 in a government environment
- Using CLI, Bash commands, and tools for government tasks
- Exploring directories and packages relevant to government workflows
Managing Users, Groups, and Permissions for Government
- Setting up users and groups in accordance with government standards
- Configuring file permissions to meet public sector governance requirements
- Managing access control lists to ensure accountability and security
Managing RHEL File Systems and Storage for Government
- Choosing a file system type suitable for government applications
- Creating and modifying file systems to support government operations
- Securing and maintaining file systems to comply with public sector regulations
- Implementing Ansible playbooks for efficient management of government systems
- Understanding storage options (GSF2, Gluster, Ceph, etc.) for government use
- Partitioning and optimizing disks to enhance performance in government environments
- Managing logical volumes to support scalable government solutions
Managing Network Systems and Security for Government
- Monitoring security updates to ensure compliance with government standards
- Securing workstations and servers to protect sensitive government data
- Enhancing security using SELinux in a government context
- Configuring networking using NetworkManager to support government networks
Managing Virtualization and Cloud Deployments for Government
- Setting up container tools (Podman, Buildah, and Skopeo) for government applications
- Building and running containers to meet government needs
- Working with container images and pods in a government setting
- Setting up and managing virtual machines for government operations
- Deploying RHEL images on public cloud platforms (Microsoft Azure, AWS, and GCP) for government use
Troubleshooting for Government
Summary and Next Steps for Government Operations
Requirements
- Experience in system administration
- Familiarity with the Linux command line
Audience
- System administrators for government
- DevOps engineers
Testimonials (5)
The trainer has a vast knowledge of the courses, I like how he explains the details about each lab exercises, and also whenever there are issues or errors that arise in lab exercises, he always managed to resolve and troubleshoot it.
Cayle Ronie T. Rama - Questronix Corporation
Course - Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Administration
It was very informative.
Busisiwe - City Power
Course - Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Administration
The basics were covered, which I needed. The training also addressed issues currently faced by our department.
Khulekani - City Power
Course - Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Administration
The Exercises after every lesson/Lecture.
Tlabane - City Power
Course - Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Administration
It was very hands on and the answers to questions were very insightful
