Complete Red Hat System Administration Boot Camp - RHCSA 8
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This course is updated to the last Red Hat Certified System Administrator Exam Objectives (Containers + Bash/Shell Scripting)
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In this course, we are going to cover the objectives of Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHEL 8) EX200. The course contents are:
- Installing Linux Virtual Machines.
- Linux Essentials (Basic Linux Commands).
- Users and Groups Management.
- Linux Network Configuration.
- Linux Security.
- Operate Running Systems.
- Configuring and Maintaining Systems.
- Storage Techniques.
- Configuring File Systems.
- Managing Containers Images.
- Bash Shell Scripting (Learn Bash Quickly ebook).
- Practice Questions.
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The Directory Tree -
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Root Directory and Hierarchy of Users in Linux
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Absolute and Relative Paths - Command Options and Arguments
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pwd command and cd command
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ls command
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cal command, date command, uptime command
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lscpu command and free command
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df command and du command
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history command, clear command, exit command
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whatis command, type command, man command
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last command and w command
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hostname command and uname command
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touch command and mkdir command
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cp command and mv command
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rmdir command and rm command
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tar command
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cat command and echo command
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head command, tail command and sort command
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Linux Pipes
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diff command
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sudo command and su command
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find command
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Hard Link and Soft Link
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gedit editor and nano editor
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vi editor and vim editor
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Creating Users and Deleting Users
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Demo Creating Users and Deleting Users
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Creating Groups and Deleting Groups
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Demo Creating Groups and Deleting Groups
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File Ownership and Permissions
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Permission Levels
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Permission Modes
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Changing Ownership and Group Membership
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Demo File Ownership and Permissions
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Umask Default Permission Sets
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Demo Umask Default Permission Sets
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Three Special Permissions
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Demo Three special permissions
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Changing File Attributes
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Demo Changing File Attributes
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Superuser and visudo Command
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Demo Superuser and visudo Command
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Access Control Lists
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ACLs Recursive and Deleting ACLs
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Demo Access Control Lists
