Linux Fundamentals - Debian, Ubuntu, ZFS and GlusterFS
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Are you ready to master Linux and take your IT skills to the next level? Linux Fundamentals – Debian, Ubuntu, ZFS, and GlusterFS is your gateway to understanding and leveraging one of the most powerful operating systems in the tech world.
This comprehensive course is designed for beginners and aspiring IT professionals who want to build a solid foundation in Linux system administration and modern storage technologies. Whether you’re just starting your journey into Linux or looking to enhance your skill set, this course will guide you step-by-step.
What You’ll Learn:
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Debian and Ubuntu Fundamentals: Learn how to install, configure, and manage two of the most widely used Linux distributions. Understand package management, user administration, and essential Linux commands.
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ZFS Basics: Master ZFS, a cutting-edge file system and volume manager, to optimize storage, protect data, and manage snapshots.
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GlusterFS Essentials: Discover the power of distributed storage with GlusterFS. Learn to set up, configure, and manage scalable, high-availability storage solutions.
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Real-World Applications: Apply Linux fundamentals in practical scenarios, gaining hands-on experience that translates directly to workplace skills.
Why This Course?
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Beginner-Friendly: No prior Linux experience? No problem. We’ll start with the basics and build up your skills progressively.
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Comprehensive Content: Cover everything from Linux fundamentals to advanced storage technologies in one course.
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Hands-On Learning: Practice what you learn with step-by-step exercises and real-world examples.
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Industry-Relevant Skills: Gain knowledge that’s in high demand across industries, from IT administration to DevOps.
By the end of this course, you’ll be confident in navigating Linux systems, managing storage with ZFS, and deploying scalable solutions using GlusterFS. Whether you’re preparing for a career in IT or simply want to expand your technical expertise, this course is your roadmap to success.
Enroll today and start your Linux journey!
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What is Ubuntu Server? -
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Why 22.04 and what is LTS? -
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Download and Install Ubuntu Server
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Ubuntu Networking Fundamentals
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Updating and Upgrading Ubuntu Server
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Setup SSH and SSH Security (Remote Access)
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User Fundamentals
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Group Fundamentals
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Root User and Sudo Commands
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VIM vs Nano
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Disk and File Structures in Ubuntu
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File Structure Cheat Sheet
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MDADM - Ubuntu RAID
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ZFS Overview
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Management of Files in Ubuntu Server
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Ubuntu File Management Cheat Sheet
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Transfer Files to and from Ubuntu Servers (Secure Copy Protocol)
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Samba File Sharing
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Package Installation and Management
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Installing a Web Server (Apache2)
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Advanced: LAMP Installation and Configuration
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Ubuntu Server Firewall (UFW)
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Ubuntu Server Security Tips and Tricks
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System Processor Monitoring
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Disk Space Monitoring
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Disk Performance Monitoring
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Network Monitoring
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Advanced: Disable IPV6 Temporarily on Ubuntu
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Processes
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SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)
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Cron Jobs
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Bash Scripting Overview
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Bash Scripting - Additional Information
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Ubuntu Documentation and Forums
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Ubuntu Pro
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Downloading Debian
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Debian Minimum Hardware Requirements
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Preparing Virtual Machine
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Installing Debian
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Logging into your new Debian Server
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Introduction to the Command Line Interface (CLI)
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Connecting to Remote Systems via SSH
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Managing Software - Introduction to APT (Advanced Package Tool)
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Basic Networking Configuration
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Advanced Networking Concepts
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Users and Permissions
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Linux File and Folder Permissions: A Detailed Guide
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File and Process Management
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Understanding the Linux Filesystem
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Disk Management and File Systems
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System Logs and Monitoring
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Backing Up and Restoring Data
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Backup VMs at the Hypervisor Level
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Backup Best Practices
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Extra Content: Setup Monitoring on Linux Servers (SNMP)
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Extra Content: SNMPWALK
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Security Essentials
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Fail2Ban
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Uncomplicated Firewall (UFW)
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Introduction to ZFS
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Installing ZFS on Ubuntu
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Understanding ZFS Concepts
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ZFS: Beyond Ubuntu
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Creating and Managing ZFS Pools: Mirror
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Creating and Managing ZFS Pools: RAIDZ
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Working with Datasets
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Using ZFS Snapshots and Clones
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Monitoring and Troubleshooting ZFS
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Advanced ZFS Features
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Advanced: Data Protection and Replication
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Advanced: Understanding ZIL and L2ARC in ZFS
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Introduction to GlusterFS
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What is GlusterFS?
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Lab Environment
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Hosts Setup
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How to Install GlusterFS
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Adding the GlusterFS Storage
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Create GlusterFS Storage
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Configure GlusterFS Volume
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Arbiter Volumes
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Testing GlusterFS Replication and some troubleshooting tips
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Tuning of GlusterFS
