Course Outline

Introduction

  • Overview of Rocky Linux for government use
  • Understanding the relationship between Rocky Linux, CentOS, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux in a public sector context
  • Installation methods and initial system setup for government systems

System Configuration and Maintenance

  • User and group management for secure government operations
  • File system administration and permissions to ensure data integrity and compliance
  • Package management for consistent software updates and security patches
  • Managing software repositories to maintain access to necessary tools and resources

System Services and Processes

  • Managing services with systemd for reliable government service delivery
  • Monitoring and controlling processes to ensure system efficiency and performance
  • System logs and log management for enhanced security and audit capabilities

Networking in Rocky Linux

  • Configuring networking interfaces to support government network requirements
  • Firewall setup and management to protect against cyber threats
  • Network troubleshooting and diagnostics to maintain connectivity and performance

Security and Access Control

  • Implementing security best practices for government systems
  • User authentication methods to ensure secure access to resources
  • Securing SSH and remote access to prevent unauthorized entry
  • Implementing SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) for advanced security controls

Storage Management

  • Managing local storage devices and partitions for efficient data management
  • File system types and management to optimize performance and reliability
  • Logical Volume Management (LVM) for flexible and scalable storage solutions

Virtualization and Containers

  • Introduction to virtualization for government applications
  • Overview of containerization for modernizing government IT infrastructure
  • Managing virtual machines and containers to support diverse workloads

System Backup and Recovery

  • Backup strategies and tools to ensure data protection and continuity
  • Restoring and recovering systems in the event of a failure or disaster
  • Implementing disaster recovery plans to minimize downtime and data loss

Performance Monitoring and Tuning

  • System performance monitoring to identify and address bottlenecks
  • Performance tuning and optimization to enhance system efficiency and responsiveness

Troubleshooting

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Familiarity with fundamental Linux concepts
  • Basic understanding of networking principles

Audience

  • System administrators for government
  • IT professionals in the public sector
 14 Hours

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