LPIC-1 Linux System Administrator Masterclass

LPIC-1 – Linux System Administrator Masterclass, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.63, with 129 lectures, 10 quizzes, based on 391 reviews, and has 2119 subscribers.

You will learn about Preperation for both of the LPIC-1 exams 101 and 102 in actual version 5.0. Linux administration Determine and configure hardware settings Boot the system Change runlevels / boot targets and shutdown or reboot system Design hard disk layout Install a boot manager Manage shared libraries Use Debian package management Use RPM and YUM package management Linux as a virtualization guest Work on the command line Process text streams using filters Perform basic file management Use streams, pipes and redirects Create, monitor and kill processes Modify process execution priorities Search text files using regular expressions Basic file editing Create partitions and filesystems Maintain the integrity of filesystems Control mounting and unmounting of filesystems Manage file permissions and ownership Create and change hard and symbolic links Find system files and place files in the correct location Customize and use the shell environment Customize or write simple scripts Install and configure X11 Graphical Desktops Accessibility Manage user and group accounts and related system files Automate system administration tasks by scheduling jobs Localisation and internationalisation Maintain system time System logging Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) basics Manage printers and printing Fundamentals of internet protocols Persistent network configuration Basic network troubleshooting Configure client side DNS Perform security administration tasks Setup host security Securing data with encryption This course is ideal for individuals who are People who are interested in Linux or System administrators or Coming system administrators or Interested people who want to target the LPIC-1 exam It is particularly useful for People who are interested in Linux or System administrators or Coming system administrators or Interested people who want to target the LPIC-1 exam.

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Summary

Title: LPIC-1 – Linux System Administrator Masterclass

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.63

Number of Lectures: 129

Number of Quizzes: 10

Number of Published Lectures: 129

Number of Published Quizzes: 10

Number of Curriculum Items: 139

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 139

Original Price: 139.99

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What You Will Learn

Preperation for both of the LPIC-1 exams 101 and 102 in actual version 5.0.

Linux administration

Determine and configure hardware settings

Boot the system

Change runlevels / boot targets and shutdown or reboot system

Design hard disk layout

Install a boot manager

Manage shared libraries

Use Debian package management

Use RPM and YUM package management

Linux as a virtualization guest

Work on the command line

Process text streams using filters

Perform basic file management

Use streams, pipes and redirects

Create, monitor and kill processes

Modify process execution priorities

Search text files using regular expressions

Basic file editing

Create partitions and filesystems

Maintain the integrity of filesystems

Control mounting and unmounting of filesystems

Manage file permissions and ownership

Create and change hard and symbolic links

Find system files and place files in the correct location

Customize and use the shell environment

Customize or write simple scripts

Install and configure X11

Graphical Desktops

Accessibility

Manage user and group accounts and related system files

Automate system administration tasks by scheduling jobs

Localisation and internationalisation

Maintain system time

System logging

Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) basics

Manage printers and printing

Fundamentals of internet protocols

Persistent network configuration

Basic network troubleshooting

Configure client side DNS

Perform security administration tasks

Setup host security

Securing data with encryption

Who Should Attend

People who are interested in Linux

System administrators

Coming system administrators

Interested people who want to target the LPIC-1 exam

Target Audiences

People who are interested in Linux

System administrators

Coming system administrators

Interested people who want to target the LPIC-1 exam

In this LPIC-1 exam preparation course you will receive everything you need to pass both exams.

In the LPIC-1 Linux Administrator Masterclass you will receive more than 27 hours of video material, 4 vocabulary books, 2 workbooks with almost 60 practical tasks and 180 multiple choice questions as they are also asked in this way in the exams. Of course, the course covers the current LPI exam version 5.0. Should LPI ever release version 5.5 or 6.0, this course will be adapted promptly. Promised!

In order to be able to take this course and accordingly to receive the perfect exam preparation, you do NOT need to have previous knowledge of Linux. Of course, it will be easier for you if you already have experience with Linux, but even if you have never dealt with Linux before, the course will pick you up at the very beginning.

First we create the prerequisites to be able to install different Linux distributions and of course we also install two Linux systems, namely Ubuntu Linux and Fedora Linux.

Before we begin with the topics that are relevant for the exam, you will receive an introduction to the Linux console, so that it will be much easier for you to get started with the topics that LPI provides.

In this course I will demonstrate every command that is mentioned in the exam catalog so that you can see with your own eyes what it does, how it works and of course that you can do everything on your own computer.

If you carry out the corresponding commands yourself and not just read in a book or watch me carry out the commands, you will be able to learn much better, more intensively and faster.

To make things even easier for you, I have created four vocabulary books for you with commands and their meanings and with paths and files and their meanings. This will make learning even easier for you.

To be VERY safe, you simply work through the workbooks, which give you almost 60 practical tasks that you have to carry out. This should consolidate your knowledge even further and the exams will be child’s play for you.

At the end of each major topic, you can go through a small quiz with 180 multiple choice questions like those asked in the exams.

As you can see, with this course you really have everything you need to pass the two exams and soon be able to call yourself Linux administrator.

I am looking forward to see you in the class right away.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Course outline

Chapter 2: Preperation of practice

Lecture 1: Installation Virtualbox

Lecture 2: Installation Ubuntu

Lecture 3: Installation Fedora

Lecture 4: Linux on Virtualbox

Chapter 3: Introduction to the console

Lecture 1: Introduction to the console

Chapter 4: 101.1 Determine and configure hardware settings

Lecture 1: Downloads

Lecture 2: Virtual filesystems

Lecture 3: Devices filesystem

Lecture 4: Kernel modules

Lecture 5: Display hardware

Chapter 5: 101.2 Boot the system

Lecture 1: Boot process – part 1

Lecture 2: Boot process – part 2

Lecture 3: SysVinit

Lecture 4: upstart

Lecture 5: systemd

Chapter 6: 101.3 Change runlevels / boot targets and shutdown or reboot system

Lecture 1: Runlevel

Lecture 2: Boot targets

Chapter 7: 102.1: Plan hard disk partitioning

Lecture 1: Directory structure according to FHS

Lecture 2: SWAP

Lecture 3: Partitions

Lecture 4: Mount

Lecture 5: LVM

Chapter 8: 102.2: Install a boot manager

Lecture 1: GRUB Legacy

Lecture 2: GRUB 2

Chapter 9: 102.3: Manage shared libraries

Lecture 1: Shared Libraries

Chapter 10: 102.4: Use debian package management

Lecture 1: dpkg

Lecture 2: apt

Lecture 3: aptitude

Chapter 11: 102.5: Using RPM and YUM package management

Lecture 1: rpm

Lecture 2: yum

Lecture 3: zypper

Chapter 12: 102.6: Linux as guest virtualization

Lecture 1: Linux as guest virtualization

Chapter 13: 103.1: Working on the command line

Lecture 1: History, Manpages and echo

Lecture 2: bash, env, set, unset, export

Chapter 14: 103.2: Process text streams with filters

Lecture 1: cat, head, tail

Lecture 2: zcat, bzcat, xzcat

Lecture 3: nl, wc, od

Lecture 4: md5sum, sha256sum, sha512sum

Lecture 5: sort, uniq, tr, cut, paste

Lecture 6: sed, split

Chapter 15: 103.3: Basic file management

Lecture 1: cd, cp und mv

Lecture 2: touch, file und ls

Lecture 3: mkdir, rmdir, rm, find

Lecture 4: dd

Lecture 5: tar

Lecture 6: cpio

Lecture 7: gzip, gunzip, bzip2, bunzip2, xz, unxz

Lecture 8: File Globbing

Chapter 16: 103.4: Using streams, pipes and diversions

Lecture 1: STDIN, STDOUT, STDERR, <, <<, <<<, >, >>, |

Lecture 2: xargs

Chapter 17: 103.5: Create, monitor and terminate processes

Lecture 1: ps, top, uptime, free

Lecture 2: pgrep, kill

Lecture 3: pkill, killall

Lecture 4: nohup, screen, tmux

Lecture 5: watch

Chapter 18: 103.6: Change process execution priorities

Lecture 1: nice, renice, ps, top

Chapter 19: 103.7: Searching text files with regular expressions

Lecture 1: regex, grep, egrep, fgrep

Chapter 20: 103.8: Basic editing of files

Lecture 1: vi – Part 1

Lecture 2: vi – Part 2

Chapter 21: 104.1: Create partitions and file systems

Lecture 1: File systems, fdisk part 1

Lecture 2: fdisk part 2, mkfs, mkswap

Lecture 3: gdisk, parted

Chapter 22: 104.2: Ensuring the integrity of file systems

Lecture 1: du, df

Lecture 2: fsck, mke2fs

Lecture 3: tune2fs

Lecture 4: xfs_repair, xfs_db, xfs_fsr

Chapter 23: 104.3: Controlling the mounting and unmounting of file systems

Lecture 1: mount, umount

Lecture 2: /etc/fstab

Lecture 3: blkid, systemd mount units

Chapter 24: 104.5: Manage file access rights and ownership

Lecture 1: Permissions, chmod

Lecture 2: Sticky Bit, SETUID, SETGID

Instructors

Manuel End
System Engineer Datacenter

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2 stars: 5 votes

3 stars: 36 votes

4 stars: 140 votes

5 stars: 206 votes

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