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Language: English & Hindi
Instructors: Krishna Sir
Validity Period: 765 days
Max Viewing Hours: 300 Hours
Why this course?
Day-1 and Day-2 Sessions | |||
rh124-9.0-student-guide | |||
rh134-9.0-student-guide | |||
Operating_system_placement.svg | |||
Day-1 Session Important Discussion about Basic Terms before Starting Linux Training | |||
Day-1 Session Important Discussion about Basic Terms before Starting Linux Training (138:00) | |||
Day-2 Sessions Before OS installation planning and RHEL-9 OS installation steps | |||
Day-2 Session Before OS Instaallation Planning and RHEL-9 Installation steps (202:00) | |||
Day-3 and Day-4 Sessions | |||
Day-3 OS installation with TEXT based method and Basic login method and sortkeys | |||
Day-3 OS installation with TEXT based method and Basic login method and sortkeys (192:00) | |||
Day-4 Session Before Data Creation planning and Data Creation Practical Session | |||
Day-4 Session Before Data Creation planning and Data Creation Practical Session (190:00) | |||
Day-5 and Day-6 Session | |||
Day-5-Notes-Part-1 | |||
Day-5- Session Discussion about basic command syntax | |||
Day-5-Part-2 Examples of echo-cat-tac-single-greatherthen-double-greaterthen-symbol-live-examples | |||
Day-5-part-1 Session Discussion about basic command syntax (97:00) | |||
Day-5-Part-2 Examples of echo-cat-tac-single-greatherthen-double-greaterthen-symbol-live-examples (83:00) | |||
Day-6-Part-1 Examples of symbols in command line with Examples | |||
Day-6-part-2 Examples of head-tail-sed-command | |||
Day-6-Part-1 Examples of symbols in command line with Examples (66:00) | |||
Day-6-part-2 Examples of head-tail-sed-command (85:00) | |||
Day-7 and Day-8 Session | |||
Day-7-part-1 GREP-EGREP-FGREP-Command-Examples | |||
Day-7-Part-2 Examples Echo-Variables-Types-of-Variables-quotes-and-types-of-Quotes | |||
Day-7-part-3 notes Examples of date-cal-and-timedatectl examples | |||
Day-7-part-1 GREP-EGREP-FGREP-Command-Examples (89:00) | |||
Day-7-Part-2 Examples Echo-Variables-Types-of-Variables-quotes-and-types-of-Quotes (56:00) | |||
Day-7-part-3 notes Examples of date-cal-and-timedatectl examples (25:00) | |||
Day-8-Part-1Discussion-about-cp-rm-mv-rename-rsync-Inodes-examples | |||
Day-8 Notes Part-2 | |||
Day-8-part-1 Examples of cp-rm-mv-rename-inode-rsync-examples (133:00) | |||
Day-8-part-2 Examples of hidden and non hidden data and commented lines and non commented lines (43:00) | |||
Day-9 and Day-10 and Day-11 Session | |||
Day-9-Session-Part-1 Basic File Creation Example using VI and VIM and Gedit Command | |||
VI-and-VIM-advance-operation-Notes.txt | |||
VIM-slide-1 | |||
VIM-slide-2 | |||
Day-9-Session-Part-1 Basic File Creation Example using VI and VIM and Gedit Command (64:00) | |||
Day-9 VI and VIM advance Operation (81:00) | |||
Day-10 Notes | |||
crontab | |||
Theory Discussion about at and crontab | |||
Day-10 part-1 Session about bashrc aliases and custom commands concept (140:00) | |||
Day-10-Part-2 about at and crontab Examples (68:00) | |||
Day-11 FIND-LOCATE-Examples-Linux | |||
Difference between softlink and hard link | |||
Links examples | |||
Soft link and hard link | |||
Examples of Locate and Find Command with Theory and Examples (115:00) | |||
Examples of link-soft-link-hard-link-with-examples (58:00) | |||
Extra Topic- Self Learning | |||
Advance-SED-Command-examples-Command-notes (1) (1) | |||
cut-awk-examples (1) (1) | |||
SED Command Examples (67:00) | |||
Cut and AWK examples (62:00) | |||
Day-12 and Day-13 Sessions | |||
Concept of mount and unmount in linux and USB drive data copy concept | |||
Mount and Unmounting storage concept in linux and USB device activates (171:00) | |||
RPM-Discussion-Theory | |||
RPM Practical session using rpm command | |||
RPM Management Theory Session (88:00) | |||
RPM management Practical Session using RPM Command (105:00) | |||
Day-14 and Day-15 Sessions | |||
YUM-Theory-Slides | |||
RPM management using YUM Configuration usign Local iso image | |||
YUM Theory and YUM Configuration using Local ISO image (214:00) | |||
Live Appliacation Installation Examples-Servers-Utility-Third-Party-Redhatbased-EPEL-REPO allinone Examples | |||
Live Appliacation Installation Examples-Servers-Utility-Third-Party-Redhatbased-EPEL-REPO allinone Examples (161:00) | |||
Krishna-YUM-Configuration-Using-localdvd-NFS-FTP-HTTP-EPEL-Repo-Examples (71:00) | |||
Day-16 and Day-17 Sessions | |||
Systemctl-Examples-Theory-Session-Slides-Latest (1) (1) | |||
Systemctl Theory and Practical Notes | |||
Examples of systemctl Command | |||
Systemctl Theory Discussions (94:00) | |||
Systsemctl Practical session (78:00) | |||
Runlevel-and-targets-Examples (1) | |||
Single-usermode-password-break-grub-password-rhel-8-and-rhel-9 (1) | |||
Runlevel and Targets notes | |||
Runlevel and Targets Concept (118:00) | |||
Single User mode add grub password apply steps (74:00) | |||
Day-18 and Day-19 Sessions | |||
networking-concept (1) | |||
Network Managent Theory Sessions-IMP Session-Part-1 (205:00) | |||
Capture | |||
Capture-1 | |||
Capture-2 (2) | |||
Network Configuration theory and Notes | |||
Network Theory Concept part-2 (64:00) | |||
Network Configuration in RHEL-9 (104:00) | |||
Day-20 and Day-21 and Day-22 Session | |||
User-management-theory-Slides (1) (2) | |||
user management Practical sessions | |||
User management - Practical Session-Notes | |||
User Management Theory Session (93:00) | |||
User Management Practical Session (57:00) | |||
How we can add user without using useradd command (11:00) | |||
Chage-password-policy-theory-session-notes (1) | |||
SUDO-SUID-with-basic-ACL-Concept-Examples | |||
Chage-password-policy-theory-session-notes (89:00) | |||
SUDO-SUID-with-basic-ACL-Concept-Examples (66:00) | |||
Group-management-Theory-Discussion (1) (1) (3) | |||
Group management notes (1) (1) | |||
Group-Management-Theory-and-Practical-Session (47:00) | |||
Permissions | |||
Permissions Notes | |||
Permissions Theory Sessions (127:00) | |||
Permission practical Session-chmod-chown-chgrp-Examples (50:00) | |||
Extra Recording if you have get any sound issues in this permission chapter | |||
Permissions Theory Session (140:00) | |||
Examples of chmod-chown-chgrp-sticky-bit-examples (80:00) | |||
Day-23 and Day-24 Sessions | |||
ACL theory and Notes | |||
ACL-example-Task | |||
ACL Examples | |||
Chmod-symbolic-notes-permissions | |||
Screenshot 2024-08-10 091335 | |||
Screenshot 2024-08-10 115420 | |||
ACL Theory and practical Session with Sticky Bit-Access ACL and Default ACL (192:00) | |||
chattr-Theory-slides (1) | |||
SUID-SGID-Sticky-Bit-Example-Theory-slides (1) | |||
Screenshot 2024-08-11 102116 | |||
Examples of chattr and lsattr Command (56:00) | |||
Examples of SUID SGID and Sticky Bit (87:00) | |||
SUID-SGID-Sticky-Bit-Example-Notes | |||
Day-25 and Day-26 Sessions | |||
Storage Concept- First Session - During the OS installation Partition Creation planning with STANDARD Concept | |||
Storage Concept- First Session - During the OS installation Partition Creation planning with STANDARD Concept (179:00) | |||
Partition-Theory-Concept-Part-2 (1) (2) | |||
comparison-mbr-and-gpt | |||
Standard Parition creation from any DISK | |||
Screenshot[1]-01 | |||
Discussion About MBR and GPT Limits and Standard Partition Creation Concept (196:00) | |||
Day-27 and Day-28 Session | |||
LVM Slides | |||
LVM notes-Part-1 | |||
LVM Theory Management (73:00) | |||
LVM Configuration Part-1 (113:00) | |||
LVM Notes Part-2 | |||
LVM Configuration part-2 (83:00) | |||
LVM based Installation and Operations and SWAP partition Creation concept with partiton-LVM-File-based Method (114:00) | |||
Extra Topics Related to Storage Concept-self Learning | |||
Raid-Concept-New-Slides-KR (1) | |||
Raid-Theory-Explained | |||
RAID Theory Concept Discussion (95:00) | |||
Raid Configuration (56:00) | |||
Day-29 Session | |||
SWAP notes | |||
UEFI-and-BIOS-comparison-chart | |||
SWAP | |||
parted-command-practicalsa | |||
discussion about fstab-and-parted examples-SWAP Theory Concept (135:00) | |||
About SCSI and ISCSI and LUNS scanning concept discussion (22:00) | |||
SCSI-ISCSI-Slides | |||
Capture-scsi | |||
SCSI-ISCSI-Server-Configuration-rhel-8 (87:00) | |||
Day-30 Booting Process and OS troubleshooting steps during the OS booting | |||
OS Troubleshooting concept (1) (1) | |||
Booting Process | |||
booting-process-flow | |||
OS-Troubleshooting-During-Booting-KR-Network-latest (1) | |||
rh134-9.0-student-guide (1) | |||
Booting Process of Linux and OS troubleshooting Steps (188:00) | |||
FHS-Linux-Operating-System (1) | |||
Linux-FHS (60:00) | |||
Day-31 and Day-32 Sessions | |||
SSH-Notes-Configuration | |||
SSH Theory Session (1) (1) | |||
SCP-RSYNC-COMMAND | |||
SSH server and Client Configuration-SCP-and-Rsync Examples Password key based authentication (198:00) | |||
firewall-iptables-tcpwrapper-notes | |||
IP Tables Examples Notes | |||
Firewall management in Linux- TCP wrappers and IP Tables Theory and practical Sessions (173:00) | |||
Firewalld Slides (1) | |||
Firewall-management-Firewalld Examples | |||
Firewall Management using Firewalld Concept (154:00) | |||
SE-Linux | |||
SELinux-Notes | |||
SE-Linux Management is Linux (214:00) | |||
Day-33 and Day-34 and Day-35 and Day-36 and Day-37 and Day-38 will be Live | |||
Cockpit-Tool-package-update-downgarde-SOS-report-RHN-repo-Redhat-insight-tools | |||
Cockpit-Tool-package-update-downgarde-SOS-report-RHN-repo-Redhat-insight-tools (95:00) | |||
Tuned Daemon profile settings and nice renice examples about process (94:00) | |||
TUNED | |||
Tar-gzip-bzip2-xz-command-notes | |||
Tar-gzip-bzip-2-and-xz- Command Examples (73:00) | |||
Process management slides (1) (1) | |||
Process-management-Part-1 (109:00) | |||
Process Management - Part-2 (119:00) | |||
crontab | |||
At command | |||
Examples of at and crontab job scheduling using at and crontab with examples (94:00) | |||
KVM (1) (1) | |||
KVM | |||
top-5-type-1-hypervisors | |||
hypervisor-table-new | |||
type-1-hypervisor-vs-type-2-hypervisor-Bare-metal-Native-vs-Hosted | |||
Virtualization - KVM (112:00) | |||
Shell-Scripting-Notes-2 | |||
Basic Bash shell scirpting Examples (62:00) | |||
Session-2 Shell Scripting Examples (79:00) | |||
Session-1 Extra Topics- DNS-DHCP-NFS-FTP-and-Samba-Apache-webserver-Database-server and client Configuration | |||
DNS-notes | |||
DNS-Theory-new-file | |||
DHCPNotes | |||
DHCP-Theory-Session | |||
DNS Theory Explained (44:00) | |||
DNS practical Explained (54:00) | |||
DHCP-Theory-Session (32:00) | |||
DHCP-Server-Configuration (75:00) | |||
NFS-Slides | |||
NFS-notes | |||
FTP-Server-Client-Theory-Session | |||
FTPNotes | |||
SAMBA-Slides | |||
HTTP-Webserver-Slides (1) (1) | |||
apache-notes-part-1 (1) | |||
Apache-notes-Part-2 (1) | |||
Apache-notes-Part-3 (1) | |||
mariadb | |||
mariadb-notes | |||
Mariadb-Database-Server-Slides | |||
NFS Theory Session (26:00) | |||
NFS Practical Session (35:00) | |||
Samba-Server-Configuration-linux-windows-sharing (87:00) | |||
FTP Theory Session (34:00) | |||
FTP server and Client Configuration (40:00) | |||
Apache-webserver-Configuration-Part-1 (120:00) | |||
Apache Configuration-part-2 (9:00) | |||
Apache-Configuration-Part-3 (16:00) | |||
Mariadb-OR-MySQL-Database-Server-Theory-practical-session (97:00) | |||
Section-2 | |||
Krishna-YUM-Configuration-Using-localdvd-NFS-FTP-HTTP-EPEL-Repo-Examples (71:00) | |||
Nagios Installation (140:00) | |||
Zabbix Part-1 Installation.mp4 (51:00) | |||
Zabbix-Part-2.mp4 (61:00) | |||
Docker Container and Autofs Concept | |||
Question-Autofs OR automounting (28:00) | |||
Question-Autofs (2 pages) | |||
Question- Docker Container Creation (1 pages) | |||
Question- Container Service Creation (2 pages) | |||
Question-Container Creation (15:00) | |||
Question-Container Service Creation (20:00) | |||
Final Discussion about linux admin and cloud admin profile OR infra Engineers | |||
Minimum Expected Topics for Linux admin Profile-IMPORTANT (95:00) | |||
RHCSA Course Content-RHEL-9 | |||
Important topics for Linux admin-Infra Engineers profiles-Part-2 | |||
Complete Exam Prep on RHEL-9 DEMO |
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