
Discover editing configuration files with nano and vim on linux. Master saving, quitting, searching, replacing, and navigating in vim's command and insert modes.
Master how to create, modify, and manage Linux groups using groupadd, groupmod, and gpasswd; assign users, avoid changing primary groups, and verify groups with /etc/group, groups, and getent.
Explore advanced file permissions with ACLs (facls), learn to enable, view, and modify them using getfacl and setfacl, and apply default and sticky bit settings for directories.
Learn how logical volume manager (lvm) version two uses physical volumes, volume groups, and logical volumes to flexibly expand and manage storage across multiple disks, with creation, resizing, and mounting.
Master interactive bash scripting by accepting user input, prompting for data, and using read and echo to create scripts; redirect stdout and stderr and use exit codes to control flow.
Discover how programming constructs, such as for loops, while loops, and conditional tests, add logic to scripts, plus error detection and handling in shell scripting.
Learn how containers provide isolated, portable environments on Linux, using Docker, podman, and Docker Hub to pull images, run instances, and manage lifecycle with docker run, ps, stop, and rm.
Learn how to install and use Git to track changes, clone repositories, manage commits, create branches, and merge changes to collaborate on code and configs.
View and configure Linux network adapters across Red Hat and Ubuntu, using ifconfig, ip addr, and netplan. Configure static IPs and DHCP, gateways, and DNS, with netplan try for safety.
Learn to copy files across networks using wget, curl, and rsync, including remote synchronization over ssh, incremental backups, and dry-run testing.
CompTIA Linux+ (XK0-005) is an industry-recognized certification designed to test and validate the skills of IT professionals who work with Linux operating systems. The certification is vendor-neutral, which means that it covers concepts and practices applicable to all Linux distributions.
The course covers a wide range of topics related to Linux administration, including installation and configuration, system architecture, Linux command-line, shell scripting, and user management. Participants will also learn about Linux networking, security, and troubleshooting techniques.
The course is divided into six domains, which include:
1. System Configuration and Management – covers Linux system architecture, installation and package management, and system maintenance.
2. Command Line – covers Linux command-line tools and utilities, shell scripting, and regular expressions.
3. Filesystems and Devices – covers Linux filesystems and disk partitioning, and device management.
4. Networking – covers Linux networking concepts, protocols, and services.
5. Security – covers Linux security measures, user and group management, and file permissions.
6. Scripting and Automation – covers shell scripting, and the use of scripts for automation and troubleshooting.
Passing this exam demonstrates the skills and knowledge required to work with Linux operating systems and is a valuable asset for IT professionals looking to advance their careers in the field.
The CompTIA Linux+ certification is ideal for IT professionals who want to demonstrate their skills and knowledge in working with Linux operating systems, and want to advance their careers in Linux system administration, DevOps, networking, security, or technical support.
"This course qualifies for CompTIA continuing education units (CEUs)."
Available CEUs* for this Course Series : 17
By completing this course series, you can earn up to 17 CEUs.
(*CEUs are entirely dependent on the organization you are applying)