Linux Fundamental Certification training

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Course sections

Section 1

Introduction to Linux

Learning Objective: In this module, you will learn about various features of Linux, its history, open-source licenses, various Linux distributions, and installation. Topics covered: * Need for Linux OS * What is Linux * History of Linux * Relationship Between Unix And Linux * Features of Linux * False myths around Linux * Where Linux is used? * Components of a Linux OS * The architecture of Linux OS * Types of Kernel * Shell * Programming in Linux * Linux Distribution * Miscellaneous Linux Concepts * Software Licensing * Installation and initialization of Linux * Shell Scripting * Practical Uses of Shell Scripting

Section 2

User Administration

Learning Objective: In this module, you will study managing users and perform authentication configuration. Topics covered: * Users in Linux * User Configuration * Adding/Deleting/Modifying Users * Group Administration * Password Aging Policies * Switching Accounts * Sudo * Network Users * Authentication Configuration * SUID and SGID Executable * SGID Directories * The Sticky Bit * Default File Permissions * Access Control Lists (ACLs) * Hidden Files

Section 3

Boot and Package Management

Learning Objective: In this module, you will study about boot management system, configuring services, and how to run a boot. You will learn about package management, installing & removing software, and updating the Kernel RPM. Topics covered: * Kernel Configuration * Boot Management * Grub Bootloader Configurations * Red Hat Package Manager * YUM * DPKG * APT * Build from the source code * Libraries

Section 4

Networking

Learning Objective: In this module, you will study the different OSI layers, associated protocols of networking in Linux. Topics covered: * OSI layers and Protocols for IPv4, IPv6, TCP, UDP, FTP, TFTP, Telnet, SSH, HTTP, DNS,DHCP, ARP, ICMP, etc. * Packet capturing tools * Linux commands and tools to troubleshoot networking: netstat, tcpdump, ip, etc. * Linux utilities: e.g. dnsmasqd, samba server ftpd, webserver, netcat, scp, etc. * Linux Firewall: command, utility, and usage. * Security: SSH, SCP. Certificates, authentication, encryption, etc. * Remote login: SSH, screen, VNC, etc

Section 5

Linux Overview and Scripting

Learning Objective: In this module, you will study details about process management, system calls, and bash operations. Topics covered: * Process Management * Process Commands * System Calls * Output Redirection * Special Variables in Bash * Expect Script * Python Scripting * Dictionaries

Section 6

Linux for software development

Learning Objective: In this module, you will learn about programming languages, libraries, and tools used for profiling. Topics covered: * Programming languages overview * Static and Shared libraries * Compilers, debugger, IDE, ctags, make utility, etc. * Editors in Linux: vi, emacs, * Troubleshooting and optimization using profiling tools * Diff, patch and configuration management system * Test automation and CI/CD pipeline

Section 7

Security Administration

Section 8

Shell Script and Virtualization

Learning Objective: In this module, you will study Linux administration and virtualization. Topics covered: * Security in IT Industry * SELinux * Information gathering tools * Grub security * TCP Wrappers * Securing Shell * ClamAV * Virtualization

User Administration

Learning Objective: In this module, you will study managing users and perform authentication configuration. Topics covered: * Users in Linux * User Configuration * Adding/Deleting/Modifying Users * Group Administration * Password Aging Policies * Switching Accounts * Sudo * Network Users * Authentication Configuration * SUID and SGID Executable * SGID Directories * The Sticky Bit * Default File Permissions * Access Control Lists (ACLs) * Hidden Files

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