Linux

Elevate your Linux skills! A stepping stone for CloudOps, DevOps & MLOps.

Welcome to the Linux Course!

Bridging the Gap in Linux Skills

In today's fast-paced tech industry, the demand for skilled Linux professionals is at an all-time high. Yet, many individuals entering or currently working in Linux roles find themselves lacking the necessary skills to thrive in this dynamic field. Recognizing this challenge, I developed the Linux course to bridge the gap in Linux skills and empower professionals like you to succeed.

Developed from Industry Insights

My course was born out of extensive research and insights gathered from interviews with hiring managers, HR professionals, and industry experts. Through these interactions, I identified a common theme: a significant shortage of individuals with practical Linux skills. This shortage not only creates challenges for organizations seeking to adopt Linux & Shell Scripting practices but also hinders career growth opportunities for aspiring Linux professionals.

Addressing Common Issues in Linux Training

While there are numerous Linux courses available in the market, I observed that many fall short in providing comprehensive, instructor-led training with a focus on practical skills and mentorship. Too often, learners are left to navigate complex concepts on their own, without proper guidance or support. My mission is to change that.

My Approach

At the Linux Course, I take a hands-on, instructor-led approach to learning. My carefully crafted curriculum covers a wide range principles and practices, ensuring that participants gain a deep understanding of key concepts. Through interactive lectures, real-world case studies, and hands-on exercises, you'll not only learn the theory but also gain practical experience.

Key Features of My Course

  • Instructor-Led Sessions: Learn from experienced Linux professionals who are passionate about sharing their knowledge and expertise.

  • Hands-On Exercises: Put theory into practice with hands-on exercises designed to reinforce key concepts and skills.

  • Real-World Case Studies: Explore real-world scenarios and learn how Linux & Shell Scripting principles are applied in different organizational contexts.

  • Mentorship: Receive personalized guidance and support from mentors who are dedicated to helping you succeed.

Course Curriculum

Linux Syllabus

Module 1: Introduction to Linux

  • What is Linux? History and Distributions

  • Open Source vs Proprietary Software

  • Linux vs Windows vs MacOS

  • Installing Linux (on AWS/VirtualBox)

Module 2: Linux File System Basics

  • Directory Structure (/etc, /var, /home, etc.)

  • Absolute vs Relative Paths

  • File Types (file, ls -l)

  • File Permissions and Ownership

  • Important System Files and Directories

Module 3: Basic Linux Commands

  • pwd, ls, cd, mkdir, rmdir, touch, rm

  • cp, mv, cat, more, less, head, tail

  • find, locate, which, type, man

  • echo, date, cal, clear

Module 4: Text Processing

  • grep, awk, sed, cut, sort, uniq, wc, tr

  • Redirection (>, >>) and Pipes (|)

  • Regular Expressions Basics

Module 5: File & User Permissions

  • Understanding File Modes (Read, Write, Execute)

  • chmod, chown, chgrp

  • umask, sudo privileges

  • User and Group Management (adduser, useradd, groupadd, passwd, deluser, usermod)

Module 6: Package Management

  • Debian-based: apt, dpkg

  • RHEL-based: yum, dnf, rpm

  • Installing/Removing/Updating packages

  • Repositories and PPA

Module 7: Process Management

  • Foreground & Background Processes

  • ps, top, htop, kill, nice, renice, jobs, bg, fg

  • systemd, init, and managing services (systemctl, service)

Module 8: Disk, Partition & File System Management

  • df, du, mount, umount

  • fdisk, parted, lsblk, blkid

  • mkfs, tune2fs, fsck

  • File System Types (ext4, xfs, btrfs)

Module 9: Networking in Linux

  • Network Configuration Files

  • ip, ifconfig, ping, netstat, ss, traceroute

  • scp, rsync, wget, curl

  • DNS Lookup Tools (nslookup, dig)

Module 10: Shell Scripting (Basics)

  • What is Shell? Types of Shells

  • Writing and Executing Scripts

  • Variables, Conditionals, Loops

  • Input, Output, and Command Line Arguments

  • Functions in Shell Scripts

Module 11: System Monitoring & Performance

  • Monitoring CPU, Memory, Disk, and Network

  • top, vmstat, iostat, free, uptime

  • Log Files: /var/log/, dmesg, journalctl

Module 12: Crontab and Job Scheduling

  • cron, crontab -e, at, batch

  • Time-based job automation

  • System-wide vs User-level jobs

Module 13: Archiving and Backup

  • tar, zip, gzip, bzip2, xz

  • Backing up and restoring files

  • Automating backups with cron

Course Details

  • Duration: 5 days - May 12th, 2025 to May 16th, 2024 | Every day 2 hours

  • Batch Starts on : May 12th, 2025

Course Fees

Reach out to me via WhatsApp at https://shorturl.at/mKW25 for fees details.

Contact

For any other details - WhatsApp at https://shorturl.at/mKW25

PreviousAll coursesNextShell Scripting

Last updated