Linux is perhaps the most important software in the world. It powers 99% of super-computers, 82% of smartphones, 90% of cloud workloads, and most of the internet. From Television sets to Refrigerators, you'll find Linux everywhere!

This is why Linux administration consistently ranks as one of the most in-demand technical skills.

This course teaches you everything you need to get started administrating enterprise Linux-based systems even if you've never seen a Linux terminal before.

You'll go from complete novice to intermediate Linux administrator.

Here's a quick overview of what you'll be able to do after completing this course:

• Use essential tools like piping, redirection, text processing, regular expressions, user switching, permission management, and the manual

• Operate running systems by booting into different targets, interrupting the boot process, identifying resource (CPU, RAM, Disk) processes, interpreting log files and journals, and securely transferring files

• Configure local storage by manipulating GPTand MBRpartitions, managing logical volumes, using UUIDs, and managing swap space

• Manage file systems like EXT4, XFS and NFS

• Manage packages by configuring remote and local repositories, and querying the RPMdatabase

• Configure basic networking by setting up IP addresses, and configuring name resolution

• Manage users and groups by manipulating users, groups, passwords,

• Maintain server security with privilege escalation, firewall management, access control lists, and security enhanced Linux

• Deploy enterprise services as containerized applications

• Write production-quality shell scripts using conditions, tests, loops, functions, and script parameters

After this course, you'll be ready to apply for Junior and mid-level Linux Admin jobs.