
Boost Linux command line productivity with a hands-on lab on shell scripting, grep, and egrep. Learn to create and run scripts with vi, variables, user input, if-else, and for loops.
Master scheduling tasks in Red Hat Enterprise Linux using cron and at. Edit crontab entries, create jobs, install and start the atd service, and verify execution by checking outputs.
Learn to optimize Linux performance using the tuned daemon, adjust process priorities with nice and top, explore profile selection, and practice with a CPU-intensive script and BCC tools.
Learn to manage file permissions with access control lists (ACLs), granting read and write rights to users and groups, verifying ACLs, and applying default ACLs on directories.
Manage SELinux security by understanding enforcing, permissive, and disabled modes, editing /etc/selinux/config, and verifying labels, booleans, and sshd context to strengthen Linux security.
Learn to manage basic storage in Red Hat Enterprise Linux by partitioning a NVMe disk, creating a ZFS file system, mounting to /data, and configuring /etc/fstab for auto mounting.
Learn to manage storage with logical volume management (LVM): create partitions, physical volumes, a volume group, and logical volumes, then format, mount, and resize the filesystem.
Learn to manage storage with Stratus for thin provisioning by installing the Stratus CLI, enabling and starting the service, and creating pools, filesystems, mounting, and taking snapshots.
Learn to configure network-attached storage using NFS and Samba by installing NFS utils, configuring exports, starting services, mounting shares on the client, and validating access.
Master iptables and firewalld management to configure firewall services and rules. Create custom services, expose http via port 1234, and block specific IPs.
Learn to manage containers with Podman, including installing it, listing images, pulling httpd, and running containers. Practice viewing logs, inspecting containers, starting and stopping services, and enabling systemd unit files.
This course is your second step toward becoming a Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA). Designed for learners who have completed RH124 or have basic Linux knowledge, this hands-on course dives into the core topics of RH134 (Red Hat System Administration II) with practical, guided lab walkthroughs and clear explanations.
Whether you're preparing for the EX200 exam or looking to advance your Linux system administration skills, this course offers real-world scenarios that teach you how to manage services, configure storage, automate tasks with shell scripting, and troubleshoot systems confidently.
You’ll follow structured modules that walk you through critical Linux tasks using voice-over videos, including system logging, firewall management, scheduling jobs, controlling boot processes, and writing shell scripts to automate common tasks.
This course is highly practical and ideal for learners who want to strengthen their command-line skills and prepare for the RHCSA exam through hands-on practice.
What this course includes:
Complete coverage of Red Hat’s RH134 syllabus
Lab-based demonstrations for each core topic
Real-world examples with command-line walkthroughs
Step-by-step voice-over instructions to reinforce your understanding
Focus on automation, system services, storage, and troubleshooting
By the end of the course, you’ll be able to perform advanced Linux administration tasks with confidence and move one step closer to RHCSA certification.