Linux A to Z 2025: Secure Your Dream IT Job with Confidence
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Welcome to the Ultimate Linux Training Course!
In the corporate world, Linux reigns supreme as the number ONE operating system. It’s fast, secure, open-source, and used everywhere—from cloud computing to servers and everything in between. This course is your gateway to mastering Linux, even if you have no prior experience.
If you’re looking to start your career in Linux or advance your IT skills, you’re in the right place! We’ll take you from the basics of Linux installation and configuration all the way to advanced system administration, shell scripting, troubleshooting, and so much more. Plus, we’ll help you polish your resume and ace interviews with dedicated workshops, giving you the edge to land your dream IT job.
With over 70% of my classroom students landing Linux jobs within months, imagine what this comprehensive online training can do for you. Whether you’re aiming to start a new career or simply level up your current role, this course offers powerful, real-world training that will boost your productivity and job prospects.
Additionally, this course is a perfect preparation for essential Linux certifications like RHCSA, RHCE, LFCS, LPI, and CompTIA Linux+.
DO NOT IGNORE NOTES PROVIDED.
What You’ll Learn:
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Install, configure, and manage Linux systems with ease
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Gain advanced skills to troubleshoot everyday Linux issues
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Learn 300+ essential Linux system administration commands
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Become proficient in CentOS, RedHat (versions 7, 8, and 9), and more
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Write powerful shell scripts from basic to advanced level
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Master Linux file permissions, user management, networking, and more
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Manage Linux servers in real corporate environments
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Prepare for certifications including RHCSA (EX-200), CompTIA Linux+, and LPIC-1, LPIC-2, and LPIC-3
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This course also includes resume building and interview preparation workshops, tailored specifically for Linux-related job roles.
Why Take This Course?
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Practical, hands-on learning: Follow along with real-world examples and exercises to cement your knowledge.
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Interview & Resume Assistance: Special modules dedicated to helping you land your dream job.
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Career-boosting content: Learn the exact skills needed to pass the industry’s top Linux certification exams.
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Tried-and-tested results: More than 70% of students who took this course in person secured jobs within months.
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Course Modules:
Module 1: Understanding Linux Concepts
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What is Linux?
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Everyday uses of Linux
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Linux vs. Unix
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Quiz, Homework, and Handouts
Module 2: Installation and Configuration
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Installing Linux on VirtualBox
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Linux Distributions: CentOS and RedHat
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GUI vs CLI
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Managing Virtual Machines
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Quiz, Homework, and Handouts
Module 3: System Access & File System Management
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Accessing Linux via Putty
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Linux File System Structure
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Creating, Finding, and Managing Files
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Soft and Hard Links
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Quiz, Homework, and Handouts
Module 4: Linux Fundamentals
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Command Syntax and File Permissions
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File Maintenance and Text Processing
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Compression and Decompression
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Comparing Linux and Windows Commands
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Quiz, Homework, and Handouts
Module 5: Linux System Administration
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User Account Management
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Process Management
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System Monitoring and Maintenance
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Recovering Root Password
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Quiz, Homework, and Handouts
Module 6: Shell Scripting
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Introduction to Shells
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Writing Shell Scripts (if-then, for loops, etc.)
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Command History and Aliases
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Homework and Handouts
Module 7: Networking, Servers, and System Updates
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Network Components and Configuration
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File Transfer and System Updates
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Managing Apache Web Servers
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Quiz, Homework, and Handouts
Module 8: Disk Management & Run Levels
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Logical Volume Management (LVM)
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Adding and Extending Disk Partitions
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RAID Setup
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Quiz, Homework, and Handouts
Module 9: Resume Building Workshop
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Crafting a Standout Resume for Linux Jobs
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Writing Effective Cover Letters
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Homework and Handouts
Module 10: Interview Preparation
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200+ Interview Questions
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Linux Job Market Overview
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How to Ace Your IT Interview
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Homework and Handouts
Course Recap & Additional Resources
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A full recap of everything you’ve learned
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Additional handouts and resources for further practice
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Motivational tips to help you succeed!
By the end of this course, you will be fully equipped to work as a professional Linux administrator, ready to take on job opportunities with confidence and skill!
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1What will you get from this Course..?Video lesson
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2LINUX Introduction..Video lesson
Linux history
Unix vs Linux -
3The Linux Kernel.Text lesson
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4Keyboard keys used in Linux.Video lesson
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5Linux v/s WindowsVideo lesson
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6The Shell.Text lesson
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7Who uses Linux.Video lesson
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8Linux Distributions.Video lesson
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9The Utilities.Text lesson
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10What is Virtual Box.Video lesson
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11What is Virtual Box - NOTES.Text lesson
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12Best ways to install LinuxVideo lesson
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13Create your First Virtual Machine.Video lesson
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14Installing Cent-OS Linux.Video lesson
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15Installing Oraccle VirtualBoxVideo lesson
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16First step for every Hacker - Install RedHat Linux.Video lesson
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17Installation for best used Linux by learners -- Ubuntu Linux.Video lesson
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18Linux Desktop GUI - Gnome & KDE.Video lesson
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19Linux Desktop GUI - Gnome & KDE - NOTES.Text lesson
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20Take a Snapshot of VM.Video lesson
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21Learn to manage your Virtual Machine.Video lesson
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22Learn to manage your Virtual Machine -NOTES.Text lesson
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23Command Prompts and Getting Prompts Back.Video lesson
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24Access to Linux Systems.Video lesson
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25Installing Putty.Video lesson
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26Command Prompts and Getting Prompts Back.Video lesson
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27Connect Linux VM via Putty.Video lesson
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28Important things to remember in Linux.Video lesson
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29Introduction to Linux File System.Video lesson
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30Filesystem Structure & description.Video lesson
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31Travel Between Files (cd, ls, pwd etc)Video lesson
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32Absolute and Relative Paths.Video lesson
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33Directory Listing Attributes.Video lesson
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34Creating Files & Directories (touch, cp, vim,)Video lesson
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35Play with Linux File System.Text lesson
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36Linux File Types.Video lesson
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37Linux File Types.Text lesson
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38Finding Files and Directories (find, locate)Video lesson
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39Listing Folders and Files in a DirectoryText lesson
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40Difference between Find & locate commands.Video lesson
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41Locate v/s Find Commands.Text lesson
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42Changing password.Video lesson
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43Change Password in linux.Text lesson
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44Wild Cards (, , ^ [])Video lesson
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45Everything about Wild Cards.Text lesson
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46Hard & Soft links.Video lesson
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47Soft & Hard Links.Text lesson
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48Linux Command SyntaxVideo lesson
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49Understanding Linux Command Line StructureText lesson
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50Permissions File & Directories (chmod).Video lesson
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51Linux File Permissions Made Simple.Text lesson
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52File Permission using Numeric Module.Video lesson
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53File Permissions Using Numeric Mode in Linux.Text lesson
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54File Ownership (chown, chgrp).Video lesson
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55File Permissions Overview.Text lesson
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56Access Control List.Video lesson
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57Access Control List [ACL].Text lesson
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58Help Command.Video lesson
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59Help Command Notes.Text lesson
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60Tab Completion & Up Arrow Keys.Video lesson
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61Adding Text to Files.Video lesson
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62Standard Output to a Files (tee Command)Video lesson
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63Pipes ().Video lesson
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64File management Commands (cp, rm, mv, mkdir)Video lesson
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65File Display Commands (cat, less, more)Video lesson
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66Linux Filters - Text Processing Commands #1.Video lesson
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67cut - Text Processors Commands #2.Video lesson
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68awk - Text processors Commands #3.Video lesson
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69grep - Text Processors Commands #4.Video lesson
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70sortuniq - Text processors Commands #5.Video lesson
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71wc - Text Processors Commands #6.Video lesson
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72Compare Files (diff, cmp).Video lesson
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73Compress & Extract (tar, gzip, gunzip).Video lesson
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74Truncate File Size (truncate)Video lesson
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75Combining & Spliting Files.Video lesson
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76Linx vs Windows Command.Video lesson
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