Install, configure, manage, and secure Linux systems using RHEL 9 and Fedora (hands-on).
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What you’ll learn
- Install and configure Red Hat & Fedora Linux systems from scratch using best practices.
- Use Linux command line confidently to manage files, users, processes, and services.
- Manage users, groups, permissions, and security settings on Linux systems.
- Install, update, and manage software packages and system services using modern tools like systemctl and RPM.
- Monitor, maintain, and administer Linux systems for real-world server and desktop environments.
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This course includes:
- 17.5 hours on-demand video
- Access on mobile and TV
- Full lifetime access
- Certificate of completion
Course content
3 sections • 148 lectures • 17h 34m total length
- Overview
- Red Hat and Fedora Linux
- The Fedora Project
- Installing Linux
- History Of Linux and Unix Brief
- Linux Overview
- Open Source Software
- Linux Software
- Online Information Sources
- Documentation
- Hardware Requirements
- Video and Monitor Information
- Network Configuration Information
- Partitions Raid and Logical Volumes
- Recommended Partitions
- Software Installation
- X Window System Configuration Red Hat Only
- Login and Logout
- Getting Familiar With Cinnamon
- Laughing Programs
- Notifications
- Bundled Applications
- File Management With Nemo
- Most Useful Models With System Setting
- Changing The Default Search Engine In Firefox
- Why Should We Use The Terminal
- Executing Commands
- Navigating The File System
- Managing Files
- The Nano Text Editor
- Searching For Files
- Using Watch Command Introduction To Scripting
- Creating New Users
- Changing Password
- Temporarily Revoking Access
- Administrative Access Via Sudor and Video
- Understanding File and Directory Permissions
- Modifying Permissions
- Mounting and Unmounting Volumes
- Automatically Mounting Volumes At Boot Time
- Analyzing Disk Space
- Managing Packages In Linux Mint
- Installing New Applications Like Filezilla
- Configuring Software Sources
- Advanced Package Management
- Keeping Your System Up-to-date
- Understanding Issues Concerning Codecs
- Choosing Secure Passwords
- Encrypting Your Home Folder
- Configuring and Testing the Iptables Firewall
- Backing Up and Restoring Important Data
- Creating and Restoring Snapshots
- Creating Command
- More Details on Creating Command
- Creating Command Aliases
- More Details on Command Aliases
- Killing Processes
- Killing Command Processes
- Preparing to Move to a New Release
- Using Backup and Restore Tools
- Monitoring Resource Usage
- Introduction to Red Hat
- Download Red Hat
- Install Rhet Theory and Install Rhel
- Rhel Gnome Initial Setup and Note
- Introductory Terms and Opening a Shell Prompt
- Creating User Introduction and Creating User Practical
- Summary
- Understanding Gnome 3 Desktop
- Concept Of Gnome Shell
- Switching From Gnome To Gnome Shell
- Configuring Date and Time
- Applying Command For Date and Time
- Changing Current Date and Time
- Hardware Clock and System Clock
- Basic Configuration Of System Locale
- System Locale Using Terminal
- Setting Default System Locale
- Managing Users and Group
- Users Setting Tools
- Listing Directories
- Adding New Group
- Creating Group Directories
- New Files Using New Mask
- Setting Mask In Shell
- Accessing Bashar File
- Default Appearance In Linux
- Setting Color Highlight
- Updating The Configuration File
- Creating Plymouth Theme
- Customizing The Login Screen
- Installing Dconf Editor
- Defining Desktop Settings
- Adding Greeter Logo
- Displaying Text Banner
- Customizing Desktop Backgrounds
- Adding Extra Background
- Configuring Fonts In Linux
- Configuring With Font Tools
- Gnome Desktop Features
- Allowing and Disallowing Accounts
- Ctrl , Alt, Backspace Shortcut
- Logging Out For Features Update
- Command Line Access
- Access To Virtual Terminal
- Preventing Computer From Suspending
- User Session Management
- User Session Management Continues
- Understanding To Subscription Manager
- Subscription Manager Commands
- Registration Using Gui and Cli
- Management Application Rpm
- Manager Registration Offline
- Setting Up Kvm Hyper Visor
- Unregistering and Reregistering
- Summary Of Subscription Manager
- Introduction To- Cockpit
- Setting Primary Server
- How Cockpit Works
- Summary On Cockpit
- Essentials Of Basic Linux Commands
- Examples Of Is Commands
- Examples On Dir Command
- Understanding Pwd Command
- Script For Shell File
- Creating Files With Touch Command
- Change Directory Command
- Cat Command
- Command For Disk Space
- Linux Find Command
- Finding Empty Files
- Uses Of Grep Command
- Executing With Grep Command
- Conclusion To Linux Commands
- Introduction To Red Hat Linux Training
- Date Time and Users Commands
- Systemctl Command
- Systemctl Command Continue
- Viewing System Processes
- Viewing System Processes Continues
- Using Findmnt Command
- Web Servers
- Web Servers Continues
- Linux Shell
- Linux Shell Continue
- Shells and Commands
- Shells and Commands Continues
- More On Shells and Commands Continues
- Basic computer skills (using a keyboard, mouse, and web browser)
- A PC or laptop (Windows, macOS, or Linux)
- Willingness to learn and practice Linux concepts
- No prior Linux or system administration experience required
Description
Complete Linux Admin: RHEL 9 & Fedora is a comprehensive, hands-on course designed to help you master Red Hat Linux 9 and Fedora system administration from beginner to advanced level.
This course covers Linux fundamentals, installation, configuration, command line usage, user and group management, file permissions, storage, package management, security, system services, shell scripting, and server administration using real-world examples and practical demonstrations.
You will start by understanding Linux concepts, open-source software, Red Hat and Fedora differences, and then move step-by-step into Linux installation, partitions, RAID, logical volumes, and desktop environments. The course then focuses heavily on the Linux terminal, teaching you essential and advanced commands, file system navigation, process management, and system monitoring.
Advanced topics include secure password practices, home directory encryption, firewall configuration using iptables, backups and snapshots, subscription manager, RPM package management, systemctl services, Cockpit web-based administration, KVM virtualization, and web server basics.
This is a practical, command-based Linux administration course, ideal for anyone who wants to work with Linux servers, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), Fedora systems, DevOps environments, or system administration roles. No prior Linux experience is required—everything is explained step by step.
By the end of this course, you will be able to install, manage, secure, and administer Linux systems confidently in real production or lab environments.
Who this course is for:
- Beginners who want to learn Linux system administration from scratch
- Students preparing for Linux or Red Hat–based roles
- IT support staff and aspiring system administrators
- Developers and DevOps beginners who work with Linux systems
- Anyone who wants practical, real-world Linux administration skills
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