Linux Training

Master Linux Online: Build the Core IT Skill That Powers the World

Welcome to our Linux Online Course—a step-by-step program designed to take you from beginner to advanced Linux user. Whether you are starting your IT journey, planning a shift to DevOps or Cloud, or aiming to strengthen your cybersecurity or networking foundation, learning Linux is a must. Our course not only teaches you how to use Linux, but also trains you to think like a systems engineer.
Linux is everywhere—from powering the world’s fastest supercomputers to running your Android phone and the cloud platforms you use every day. Learning Linux gives you the flexibility to work across various domains in IT.

Why Learn Linux?

• Linux is the most widely used operating system in servers, cloud platforms (AWS, Azure), and DevOps pipelines.
• Nearly every cloud and system administration certification requires Linux knowledge (RHCSA, LFCS, AWS, Kubernetes).
• IT employers look for Linux skills as a core requirement for roles in system administration, cloud, DevOps, cybersecurity, and networking.

By enrolling in this course, you’re opening doors to multiple high-paying and future-proof career paths

Course Highlights

Our course is aligned with AWS certification exams, including:

• Duration: 8 weeks (Self-paced + Live Doubt Sessions)
• Mode: 100% Online + Hands-on Labsl
• Level: Beginner to Advanced
• Certifications Covered: RHCSA (Red Hat Certified System Administrator), LFCS (Linux Foundation Certified SysAdmin)
• Support: 24/7 chat support + Career guidance
• Bonus: Resume building, mock interviews, and job assistance

What You Will Learn

We cover everything from Linux basics to server and shell script administration. The course is broken into easy-to-follow modules:

Module 1: Introduction to Linux

• History of Linux and Open Source
• Why Linux over Windows?
• Linux distributions: Ubuntu, CentOS, Red Hat, and more
• Installation of Linux in VirtualBox/VMware

Practical Lab: Set up your first Linux machine using virtualization.

Module 2: Linux Command Line Basics

• Navigating the Linux filesystem
• Basic commands: ls, cd, mkdir, touch, rm, mv, cp, etc.
• Viewing and editing files with cat, more, less, nano, and vim
• Understanding paths, file types, and I/O redirection

Hands-on Task: Navigate directories, create and manage files, and practice redirection.

Module 3: File Management & Permissions

• Linux file hierarchy structure
• User and group management
• File and directory permissions (rwx)
• Changing permissions using chmod, chown, chgrp
• umask and special permissions (SUID, SGID, sticky bit)

Project: Create a secured folder structure for a small team with different access rights.

Module 4: Package Management

• Installing and removing software
• Using apt, yum, and dnf package managers
• Updating and upgrading systems
• Managing software repositories

Lab: Install and manage applications on both Debian and Red Hat-based systems.

Module 5: Shell Scripting

• Introduction to bash scripting
• Writing your first script
• Variables, conditionals, and loops
• Functions and script debugging

Mini Project: Write a backup script that runs automatically and logs its output.

Module 6: Process and Service Management

• Understanding processes and jobs
• Foreground, background, and suspended processes
• System services: systemd, service management
• Managing runlevels and targets

  Task: Monitor and manage active services on a live server.

Module 7: User and Group Administration

• Creating and deleting users/groups
• Assigning passwords, managing user profiles
• Access restrictions and login configurations
• Automating user management taskse

Activity: Create user roles for a multi-user environment with proper access control.

Module 8: Disk Management and Filesystems

• Creating and mounting filesystems
• Partitioning with fdisk, parted
• Logical Volume Management (LVM)
• Disk quotas and filesystem check tools

Project: Set up and manage a multi-partitioned disk with space allocation rules

Module 9: Networking in Linux

• Basics of Linux networking
• Configuring IP, DNS, and routing
• Network troubleshooting tools: ping, traceroute, netstat, ss, nmap
• Firewalls using iptables and firewalld

Practice Lab: Configure a static IP, test connectivity, and secure ports using firewall rules.

Module 10: System Logging and Monitoring

• Understanding log files in /var/log
• Using tools like top, htop, vmstat, and iotop
• Monitoring resource usage and services
• Setting up log rotation and syslog

Hands-on: Set up system monitoring and troubleshoot a live performance issue.

Module 11: Automation and Scheduled Tasks

• Introduction to cron and crontab
• Running repetitive tasks automatically
• Using at and anacron

Mini Project: Create a scheduled job for regular file backups.

Module 12: Preparing for RHCSA / LFCS

• Overview of certification objectives
• Real-world scenarios
• Sample exam questions and solutions
• Certification readiness assessment

  Mock Test:Test your readiness with real certification-style questions.

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