DevOps & Linux Engineering
Linux Foundation
This course introduces Linux operating system basics, including command-line usage, file management, and system processes. It is designed for beginners to gain foundational Linux skills needed for IT and development careers. Our trainers bring years of professional experience and focus on practical labs to deepen understanding.
About this course
This course introduces Linux operating system basics, including command-line usage, file management, and system processes. It is designed for beginners to gain foundational Linux skills needed for IT and development careers. Our trainers bring years of professional experience and focus on practical labs to deepen understanding.
Advantages
Practical teaching
In addition to class hours, you will practice the topics covered with your instructor and mentor dur
Mentors
The knowledge and skills you learn at the academy will be further strengthened with the mentor syste
Academic transcript
Assignments and projects are checked by the instructor, and your knowledge and skills are determined
Training program
- 1 Introduction to Linux
- 2 Linux Distributions
- 3 Installing Linux
- 4 OS Differences
- 1 Basic shell
- 2 Command line Syntax
- 3 Variables and aliases
- 4 Man and help
- 1 File Creation and Management
- 2 Managing files and directories
- 3 Using links
- 4 Working with Archives and Compressed Files
- 5 Wildcards and Case Sensitivity
- 6 Piping and Redirection
- 1 Using grep
- 2 Using other tools
- 3 I/O Redirection
- 4 Using vi and vim
- 1 Understanding User Accounts
- 2 Account security
- 3 Understanding Groups
- 4 Creating, modifying and deleting accounts
- 5 Working as root
- 1 Managing file ownership
- 2 Managing Basic Permissions
- 1 Managing software Package with yum
- 2 Repositories
- 3 Managing Module Streams
- 4 Managing Software Package Module Streams
- 1 Students will resolve real lab tasks
- 1 Beginning Shell Script
- 2 Commands
- 3 Arguments
- 4 Variables
- 5 Conditional Expression
- 6 Loops and Functions
- 7 Exit Value
- 1 Process Hierarchy
- 2 Managing Shell Jobs
- 3 Using tuned
- 4 Identifying Running Processes
- 5 Measuring Memory Use
- 6 Basic commands
- 1 Networking fundamentals
- 2 Network protocols
- 3 Managing Network Addresses
- 4 Connecting to a Network
- 5 Using nmtui and nmcli
- 1 Students will resolve real lab tasks
Instructors
FAQ
Yes, some courses prepare you for certifications like LFCS or LFCE.
No, many beginner courses start from scratch, but some courses require basic familiarity.
Course durations vary from a few days to several weeks depending on the program.
Yes, most courses are offered online with video lectures, labs, and assessments.
Linux Foundation training offers professional courses to learn Linux and open-source skills. It covers basics to advanced topics.