
What is Linux
What kind of Linuxes exit
Benefits of using Linux
Why CentOS?
Digital Ocean VPS provider and control panel
Setting your first VPS server
Install SSH client and connect
Types of shell
Pwd, ls, cd commands
Autocompletion
Bash shortcuts
Creating files and directories
Removing files and directories
Renaming and moving files and directories
Creating files and directories
Linux filesystem hierarchy explained
/etc,/bin and /sbin, /usr,/boot,/home,/opt,/lib,/var and /tmp directories explained
Cat. more,less command used to view files
Advanced less features
Head and tail commands
Working with nano editor
VI editor and it’s modes
Working with VI
Introduction to users in linux
Creating and assigning passwords to users
Home directories explained and switching users
Introduction to groups in linux
Groups, lid and id commands
Primary and secondary groups in Linux
Group management
Introduction to ownership and group ownership in Linux
Read,write and execute permissions for files and directories explained
Modifying permissions for files and directories
Redirecting standard output and error to a file
Redirecting standard input from file
Using pipe to combine two commands
Introduction to regular expressions
Basic pattern matching, repetition operators
Using grep and its options
Using grep with pipe operator
Introduction to find command
Searching by name, size, date, (group) ownership, combined searches
Introduction to package management in Linux
Introduction to rpm and yum utilities
Searching, installing and removing software with rpm and yum
Introduction to repositories
Introduction to service management and runlevels in Linux
Switching and checking runlevels
Using chkconfig to modify runlevels
Introducing bash scripts
Writing a simple bash script
Two ways of running bash scripts
Introduction to cronjobs
Cron service and cronjobs files location
Cron time format explained with examples
Introduction, installation and configuration of MySQL server and its service
Connecting to MySQL server with MySQL client
Creating database, user and password to use with WordPress install
Introducing Apache
Installing and configuring Apache Web server and setup of its service
Making a simple web page and accessing it via Firefox
Installation of PHP and required modules for WordPress install
Making a simple PHP web page
Introduction to WordPress, downloading and unpacking the package
Installation of WordPress with Firefox
Login to admin section of Wordpress
Few words what you learned in each lesson
A few advices for the end
THE COMPLETE LINUX ADMINISTRATION FOR BEGINNERS COURSE
Are you looking to further your career by learning the skills needed to become a Linux Administrator and get an IT job fast?
Do you want the freedom to be creative, to do things by yourself, to create new scripts and share them with others online? (like automating everyday tasks, hacks etc.)
Do you want to pass Linux exams like Comptia Linux+?
My Linux Administration For Beginners course is all you need to acquire the real world job skills - that will land you a job fast.
This course is a step-by-step introduction on how to install, configure CentOS Linux and use all of Linux, taught by an experienced Linux Administrator.
Installing Linux, Linux Command Line, MySQL server setup, UNIX, Virtual Server & more - it's all covered step-by-step.
This course will give you a solid theoretical understanding of Linux Administration as well as the practical skills to use it proficiently in a job.
After each lesson I will give you practical exercises for you to do, so you get to practice your new skills and start managing Linux yourself.
WHAT IS LINUX?
Linux is open-source and free operating system. Being open-source means that people are able to study it, improve and constantly add new things. That has created a huge and vibrant community of highly skilled and motivated people, who are more than willing to add their personal touch to everything they do and help others.
Linux powers the Internet today: web servers, databases, web programming languages, mail servers, FTP servers they are all part of Linux ecosystem which has continuously evolved for decades.
And last- but not least, the Android operating system, which many consider the crown jewel of Linux, is built upon these foundations. When you learn Linux, you will have a deep insight into all other operating systems and you will always be able to get a high paying IT job going forward.
WHAT WILL I LEARN?
In this course, you will learn and get comfortable with using the command line of Linux, via SSH connection from your Windows computer. Theory is only present when it is absolutely necessary, and most of the time only the command line is shown. At the end of every lesson, there are 7 or so questions from the lesson, most of those easy, but some will require you to type commands and research a bit.
You will get most of the knowledge required to take some of the Linux exams, for example Comptia Linux+ or RHCA Red Hat.
The last four lessons will teach you, step-by-step, how to configure some of the most commonly used services on Linux: Apache, MySQL, PHP, Squid and how to setup the most widely used CMS: WordPress.
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