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Course Outline
Introduction
1. RHEL Installation and Configuration
- Installing RHEL on physical and virtual environments for government operations.
- System configuration and initial setup to ensure compliance with federal standards.
- Package management using YUM and DNF for efficient software deployment.
2. User and Permissions Management
- Creating and managing user accounts to support secure access control.
- Understanding file permissions and ownership to maintain data integrity.
- Implementing sudo and privilege delegation to enforce least privilege principles.
3. File System and Storage Management
- Creating and managing file systems to optimize storage utilization for government applications.
- Mounting and unmounting storage devices to ensure data availability.
- Disk partitioning and Logical Volume Management (LVM) for flexible storage management.
4. Automation with Ansible
- Introduction to Ansible and its architecture for government IT environments.
- Writing Ansible playbooks to automate system configurations and deployments.
- Managing systems using Ansible modules to enhance operational efficiency.
5. Network and Service Management
- Configuring network interfaces and services to ensure reliable connectivity for government networks.
- Managing DNS, DHCP, and web services to support critical government applications.
- Implementing firewall rules and SELinux policies to enhance security compliance.
6. Linux Environment Security
- Applying security policies and best practices to protect government data.
- Monitoring system logs and audit trails to detect and respond to security incidents.
- Configuring secure SSH access and key management to prevent unauthorized access.
7. System Monitoring and Optimization
- Monitoring system performance and resource usage to ensure optimal operations for government systems.
- Troubleshooting common performance issues to maintain high availability.
- Implementing performance tuning techniques to enhance system efficiency.
8. System Visualization and Optimization
- Using visualization tools to assess the health of government IT systems.
- Monitoring virtualized environments to optimize resource allocation for government applications.
- Advanced optimization strategies for RHEL to support mission-critical operations.
9. Red Hat Certification Preparation (RHCSA and RHCE)
- Understanding the RHCSA and RHCE exam objectives to prepare for certification in government IT roles.
- Practice exercises and hands-on labs to ensure readiness for the exams.
- Tips and strategies for effective exam preparation to achieve professional certification.
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Basic understanding of the Linux command-line interface
- Familiarity with networking principles
- Experience in performing system administration tasks
Audience
- System administrators overseeing Red Hat systems for government and other public sector entities
- IT engineers responsible for managing Linux environments
- Professionals preparing for Red Hat certification exams (RHCSA and RHCE)
16 Hours
Testimonials (2)
Labs and hands on
MIR YOUSUF - Business Computer Skills
Course - Red Hat System Administration III (RHEL9) – RH294+EX294
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.
