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🔴 Red Hat & Linux

Red Hat Enterprise Linux administration and automation, plus general Linux on Debian and Ubuntu.

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  • Red Hat & LinuxAdvancedLinux (General & Debian/Ubuntu)3 days

    Bash Scripting & Automation

    Replacing manual sysadmin work with Bash: variables and control flow, text processing, robust error handling, scheduling with cron/systemd timers and writing reusable scripts.

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  • Red Hat & LinuxIntermediateLinux (General & Debian/Ubuntu)5 days

    Debian/Ubuntu Server Administration

    Administering Debian and Ubuntu servers: APT package management, systemd services, networking and firewall configuration, storage, and routine maintenance and upgrades.

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  • Red Hat & LinuxAdvancedLinux (General & Debian/Ubuntu)3 days

    Identity & Directory Integration

    Joining Linux hosts to a central identity source: LDAP and Active Directory integration with SSSD, Kerberos authentication, and consistent user and sudo policy across servers.

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  • Red Hat & LinuxIntermediateLinux (General & Debian/Ubuntu)3 days

    LAMP Stack & Service Configuration

    Standing up and securing a Linux web stack: Apache or Nginx, MySQL/MariaDB and PHP, virtual hosts, TLS certificates and the service configuration behind a working site.

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  • Red Hat & LinuxBeginnerLinux (General & Debian/Ubuntu)5 days

    Linux Essentials (NDG, Debian)

    Building real Linux fundamentals for an IT career: open-source concepts, the command line in depth, files and processes, and hands-on practice on a Linux virtual machine.

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  • Red Hat & LinuxAdvancedLinux (General & Debian/Ubuntu)3 days

    Linux Security (UFW, IPTables)

    Hardening a Linux host: packet filtering with iptables/nftables and UFW, service exposure, SSH hardening, logging and auditing, and practical intrusion detection.

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  • Red Hat & LinuxIntermediateLinux (General & Debian/Ubuntu)10 days

    LPIC-1 Linux System Administrator (101 & 102)

    Distribution-neutral Linux administration across both LPIC-1 exams: system architecture and boot, installation and package management (dpkg/apt, rpm/dnf), GNU and Unix commands with text processing and pipes, filesystems, partitioning and permissions, shell scripting, users, groups and scheduling, network configuration and core services, security and SSH.

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  • Red Hat & LinuxBeginnerLinux (General & Debian/Ubuntu)8 hours

    NDG Linux Unhatched

    A short first taste of Linux: what it runs on, basic software installation and configuration, and the first commands at the Linux command line.

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  • Red Hat & LinuxAdvancedRed Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)5 days

    RH294 RHCE & Automation

    Automating Red Hat Enterprise Linux with Ansible: writing playbooks and roles, managing inventories and variables, and applying configuration consistently across many hosts.

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  • Red Hat & LinuxAdvancedRed Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)4 days

    SELinux, Satellite Server, Advanced RHEL Hardening

    Advanced Red Hat administration: SELinux policy and troubleshooting, content and patch management with Satellite, and keeping a large RHEL estate consistent.

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  • Red Hat & LinuxBeginnerRed Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)5 days

    RH124 System Administration I

    The first step for new Linux administrators: the command line, file systems and permissions, users and groups, software and services, and basic networking on Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

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  • Red Hat & LinuxIntermediateRed Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)5 days

    RH134 System Administration II

    The second RHCSA course: storage and LVM, SELinux, the boot process, scheduled tasks, containers and the tasks a full-time Linux administrator handles.

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  • Red Hat & LinuxIntermediateLinux (General & Debian/Ubuntu)4 days

    Unix/Linux Shell Scripting

    Write shell scripts that survive production: the shell environment and startup files, variables, quoting and expansion, conditionals and loops, functions and arguments, text processing with grep, sed and awk, file and process handling, exit codes and error traps, cron scheduling, plus debugging and safe-scripting habits on Unix and Linux systems.

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