These days, Linux is used almost everywhere. From smartphones, to supercomputers. From personal computers with ChromeOS, to servers powering the Internet, and most of the popular online services, or websites we use.
More and More IT Careers Require Linux
While in the past, knowledge about Linux was rarely required, nowadays more and more jobs in the IT sector require some level of skill in this area. In a way, Linux became the “first door” that you have to open if you want to follow certain career paths.
For example, if you’re interested in a DevOps career. Or you want to learn how to use Docker or Kubernetes. Or you simply want to specialize into using cloud platforms like Amazon Web Services (AWS). For all of these, Linux is required knowledge.
That’s why we created the Linux System Administration for Beginners Course. Because we know that the first steps are the hardest. So, we want to help you take these first steps and dive into this new world of Linux.
Learn Linux the Easy Way (and Fun too!)
The best thing about our course is that it has no other requirements. Meaning that even if you’ve never used Linux in your entire life, this course will hold your hand throughout the whole process.
We don’t assume that our students already know some things about computers in general, or Linux. We built it so that anyone can learn. Even if they’ve never worked in any IT-related field, this course will explain things in a beginner-friendly way, so that everyone can follow, regardless of their professional background.
We have easy-to-understand visual explanations to help you out, but also lab content where you get to practice what you learn. And you won’t need to set up a virtual machine with Linux. You will get access to a Linux environment directly from your web browser. So you can get to practice right away without having to set up anything!
What Will You Get From this Course?
You will learn the basics of system administration. Things like:
- How to manage files and directories
- How to manage file and directory permissions
- How to open and edit files
- How to search through configuration files
- How to read system logs
- How to compress and uncompress data, create archives and simple backups
- How to connect to remote Linux servers through SSH
- How to manage processes and services running on a Linux server
- How to inspect system resources
- How to schedule automated cron jobs
- How to manage and update software packages
- How to manage user accounts
- How to use Regular Expressions (We know these are often a feared “enemy”, so we tried making them much easier to understand.)
- And a few other extra things we think are useful to know about
In a nutshell, you will gain the basic knowledge that can help get you started on the road of becoming a System Administrator. Consider it your “Linux System Administrator Starter Pack”.
We hope you will enjoy the experience.
