Linux System Administration LPIC-1
This training begins with a study of Linux architecture, from the BIOS/UEFI boot process through to systemd, as well as the GRUB bootloader. You will then cover partitioning, volume management with LVM, and the handling and mounting of file systems. The program covers Debian and RPM package management, the role of libraries, and virtualization concepts. You will also study permission management, links, the FHS standard, the use of filters, and Bash script writing. In addition, the session addresses user account management, task scheduling, logging, TCP/IP networking fundamentals, and securing access via SSH. Finally, you will validate your knowledge through two corrected mock exams for the 101 and 102 exams, accompanied by a personalized remediation plan.
Objectives
Understand Linux architecture and the boot process (BIOS/UEFI, GRUB, systemd). Master partitioning, Logical Volume Management (LVM), and file systems. Manage software packages on Debian and RPM-based distributions. Understand the role of shared libraries and virtualization concepts. Manage permissions, symbolic links, and comply with the FHS standard. Use text filters and write Bash scripts. Administer user accounts and schedule tasks (cron, at). Master system logging and TCP/IP networking fundamentals. Secure remote access via SSH. Understand Linux architecture and the boot process (BIOS/UEFI, GRUB, systemd). Master partitioning, Logical Volume Management (LVM), and file systems. Manage software packages on Debian and RPM-based distributions. Understand the role of shared libraries and virtualization concepts. Manage permissions, symbolic links, and comply with the FHS standard. Use text filters and write Bash scripts. Administer user accounts and schedule tasks (cron, at). Master system logging and TCP/IP networking fundamentals. Secure remote access via SSH. Prepare for the LPIC-1 exams (101 and 102) through two corrected mock exams and a personalized remediation plan.
Target audience
Junior or experienced system and network administrators seeking LPIC-1 certification, support technicians responsible for Linux server administration.
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of operating systems and networking concepts recommended. No prior Linux experience required.
Target certification
This course prepares you for the LPIC-1 — LPI Certified Linux Administrator (101-500 et 102-500). certification.
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