Oracle Linux 9: System Administration I Training Course
Oracle Linux 9 is a high-performance, enterprise-focused Linux distribution designed for robust security and full compatibility with Red Hat Enterprise Linux. This course introduces learners to the essentials of system administration, exploring critical areas such as user management, file systems, networking, and software package management.
Delivered by an instructor in a live setting (either online or onsite), this training is tailored for entry-level Linux administrators seeking to establish a solid foundation in Oracle Linux 9 administration.
Upon completing this training, participants will be equipped to:
- Install and configure Oracle Linux 9 for enterprise environments.
- Administer users, groups, file systems, and access permissions.
- Set up software repositories and deploy packages.
- Execute fundamental system monitoring and troubleshooting procedures.
Course Format
- Engaging lectures paired with open discussions.
- Extensive exercises and practical application.
- Hands-on implementation within a live-lab environment.
Course Customization Options
- To arrange a tailored training experience for this course, please reach out to our team.
Course Outline
Introduction to Oracle Linux 9
- Key features and advantages of Oracle Linux
- System architecture and kernel configurations
- Command-line operations and basic navigation
Installing Oracle Linux 9
- Installation media and available methods
- Graphical versus text-mode installation processes
- Configuration steps following installation
User and Group Management
- Creating, modifying, and removing user accounts
- Overseeing groups and associated permissions
- Password policies and foundational authentication
File System and Storage Management
- Partitioning strategies and file system types
- Mounting, unmounting, and configuring fstab
- Managing permissions, ownership, and symbolic links
Package Management with DNF
- Repository configuration
- Installing, updating, and removing software packages
- Utilizing package groups and software modules
System Boot and Services
- Overview of the GRUB2 boot loader
- Systemd services and system targets
- Enabling, disabling, and monitoring active services
Networking Essentials
- IP configuration using nmcli and nmtui
- Setting up hostnames and DNS
- Essential tools for network troubleshooting
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Proficiency in using a command-line interface (CLI) within any operating system
- Understanding of core operating system concepts, including files, processes, and users
Target Audience
- Junior system administrators
- IT support professionals responsible for Linux systems
- Developers and DevOps novices working in Oracle Linux environments
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