Linux Fundamentals

Overview:

Introduction:

This training program provides a comprehensive understanding of the Linux operatingvvsystem. Through this program, individuals will be acequipped to confidently work with Linux environments and pursue further specialization in Linux administration and development.

Program Objectives:

At the end of this program, participants will be able to:

• Understand Linux principles, features, and its historical timeline.

• Gain comprehensive knowledge of the Linux Filesystem, including its structure and organization.

• Develop proficiency in manipulating files, including creation, modification, and deletion.

• Acquire skills to effectively manage software packages, including installation, updating, and removal.

Targeted Audience:

• Beginners who want a solid foundation in Linux/Unix.

• Experienced Linux Professionals who want to enhanced their knowledge of linux/Unix Operating System.

Program Outline:

Unit 1:

Introduction to Linux Basics:

• Understanding the Linux operating system architecture.

• Navigating the Linux file system hierarchy.

• Performing basic file operations, such as creating, copying, and deleting files and directories.

• Getting familiar with essential Linux commands for system interaction.

• Exploring the concept of users, groups, and permissions in Linux.

Unit 2:

Command Line Essentials:

• Mastering the Linux command line interface (CLI).

• Learning essential commands for file manipulation, text processing, and system administration tasks.

• Understanding input/output redirection and piping for efficient command chaining.

• Exploring command-line utilities for process management and system monitoring.

• Practicing command-line shortcuts and techniques for increased productivity.

Unit 3:

File System Management:

• Understanding disk partitions, file systems, and mounting in Linux.

• Learning to manage disk space and storage devices effectively.

• Exploring advanced file system operations, such as symbolic links and file attributes.

• Utilizing file system tools for disk maintenance, including checking and repairing file systems.

• Implementing strategies for backup and recovery in Linux environments.

Unit 4:

User and Group Administration:

• Managing user accounts and groups in Linux.

• Understanding user authentication mechanisms and password policies.

• Exploring user environment configuration and shell customization.

• Implementing user access controls through permissions and ownership.

• Troubleshooting common user account issues and security concerns.

Unit 5:

System Security and Networking:

• Understanding Linux security principles and best practices.

• Configuring firewall settings and implementing network security measures.

• Exploring encryption techniques for data protection and secure communication.

• Implementing user authentication mechanisms, such as SSH and PAM.

• Learning network configuration and troubleshooting techniques in Linux environments.