Linux & Hosting Management

The goal of this Linux course is to give students the practical experience and knowledge they need to become proficient in managing and utilizing Linux systems. From fundamental Linux usage to more complex system management and automation strategies, the course covers a wide range of subjects. This course will provide you a strong foundation in Linux system management, scripting, networking, and security, regardless of your level of experience.

Who is this intended for, and what level of experience is required?

This IT Sales and Bidding course is designed specifically for freshers looking to build a foundation in IT sales and bidding processes. It requires no prior experience, making it ideal for recent graduates or individuals new to the field who are eager to understand the basics of IT sales strategies, client engagement, and effective bidding techniques. Through this course, participants will gain practical insights and skills to confidently pursue entry-level roles in IT sales and business development.

Linux Course Objectives(Intermediate)

Learn to Use the Linux Command Line

Learn how to navigate and use the Linux command line efficiently.

Recognize the inner workings of Linux systems, including the memory management, file systems, kernel, and processes.

Learn to manage user accounts, file systems, services, and software packages.

Get practical experience setting up networks and putting fundamental security procedures into place.

Discover how to use tools like Cron and shell scripting to automate the tasks.

 Learn how to troubleshoot and resolve common Linux problems.

Relavant Audience

BCA , B.Sc(IT), B.Tech, MCA, BBA or any other IT degree.

Future Scope

System Administrator, Linux Administrator, IT Engineer, Devops Engineer, Sysops Engineer, Desktop Engineer, Linux Server Administrator.

Relavant Audience

BCA , B.Sc(IT), B.Tech, MCA, BBA or any other IT degree.

Course 1: Basic

Experience: 0-1yrs
Overview to Linux
  • Linux: What is it? Linux’s philosophy and history.
  • An outline of the Linux environment: Distros (Ubuntu, Redhat, Debian, etc.).
  • The Linux kernel vs. user space.
  • Installing Linux: Virtual machines, and cloud setups.
  • Linux filesystem structure: /, /home, /bin, /etc, etc.
  • Navigating the file system: cd, ls, pwd, find.
  • Viewing and manipulating files: cat, less, head, tail, grep.
  • Editing files: nano, vim.
  • Understanding file permissions and ownership: chmod, chown, chgrp.
  • Using on compressed files: tar, gzip, bzip2, zip, unzip.
  • Creating, modifying, and deleting users and groups: useradd, usermod, groupadd, userdel.
  • File permissions and ownership (continued): Understanding user, group, and others.
  • Managing passwords: passwd, chage, password policies.
  • sudo: Granting administrative privileges with sudo and configuring /etc/sudoers.
  • Mounting and unmounting file systems: mount, umount, /etc/fstab.
  • Partitioning disks: fdisk, parted, gparted.
  • Filesystem types: ext4, XFS, NTFS, etc.
  • Disk usage tools: df, du, lsblk, blkid.
  • LVM (Logical Volume Manager): Creating and managing logical volumes.
  • Installing, upgrading, and removing packages on Debian-based systems (e.g., Ubuntu): apt-get, dpkg.
  • Installing, upgrading, and removing packages on Red Hat-based systems (e.g., CentOS, Fedora): yum, dnf, rpm.
  • Managing repositories and adding custom package sources.
  • Understanding software dependencies and how to resolve conflicts.
  • Understanding Linux processes:
  • Process states, PID, PPID.Process scheduling: cron, at, systemd timers.
  • Background and foreground jobs: bg, fg, jobs.
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  • Understanding TCP/IP stack: IP addressing, subnetting, routing.
  • Network configuration: ifconfig, ip, netstat, ss.
  • DNS resolution: /etc/resolv.conf, dig, nslookup.
  • Configuring static and dynamic IP addresses.
  • Configuring firewalls: Using ufw, iptables, and firewalld.
  • Understanding Linux security concepts: SUID, SGID, sticky bit.
  • SSH (Secure Shell): Setting up and using SSH keys, ssh, scp, sftp.
  • Security best practices: Password policies, auditing user access with auditd.
  • File encryption and securing sensitive data.
  • System logs: /var/log directory, syslog, journalctl, dmesg.
  • Monitoring system performance: top, htop, iotop, vmstat, sar.
  • Common troubleshooting concerns include disk space, network, and boot issues
  • Knowing the BIOS, GRUB, init, and systemd boot processes.
  • Managing services: systemctl, service, chkconfig, systemd units.
  • Creating and managing custom services with systemd unit files.
  • Troubleshooting boot problems and system failures.

Course Duration

6 Weeks / 8 hrs per week

Course structure

Interactive Live Sessions

Engage in real-time learning with industry experts through live sessions

Access comprehensive pre-recorded content to review at your own pace on our online Learning Management System. 

 Solidify your learning with practical assignments and quizzes designed to reinforce key concepts and track your progress. 

Benefit from actionable insights and practical exercises to apply in real-world scenarios.

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Course 2: Advanced

Experience : 0.5 yrs

Linux Hosting & Databases Advance Course

Objectives :
The goal of an advanced Linux course is usually to give students the in-depth, specialized knowledge and practical experience they need to administer, maintain, and troubleshoot complicated Linux-based systems.
Overview of the Linux Basics
  • Linux kernel
  • Installing Linux OS
  • Virtual machines
  • Editing files
  • Monitoring
  • Partitioning
  • Troubleshooting
  • Network Configuration
  • Installing Packages
  • BIOS, GRUB.
  • Database Backup strategies: Full, incremental, and differential backups.
  • Backup tools: rsync, tar, dd.
  • Automating backups with cron jobs.
  • Restoring data from backups: restore, file recovery tools.
  • Remote backups: Using ssh, rsync, cloud backup solutions.
  • Setting up Crontab for advance level tasks.
  • Optimizing and fine-tuning performance.
  • Kernel modules and compiling custom kernels.
  • Linux for cloud: Using Linux in AWS, GCP, and Azure environments.
  • Hands on other hosting like Cpanel, WHM, Plesk etc.
  • Flexible the hosting in GCP, AWS.
  • Installing database server i.e, Mysql, Mariadb, pgsql, oracle.
  • Creating, deleting and giving privileges to database.
  • Managing the database users
  • Importing/Exporting Database
  • Backup of database
  • Importing database in background
  • Database backup script
  • Configure Open SSL
  • Configure SSL on Cpanel/Plesk/Terminal
  • Configure Third Party SSL

Course Duration

4 Weeks / 10 hrs per week

Delivery mode

Onsite
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About Trainer

Vishal is a qualified Server Administrator with over 5+ man-years of extensive hands-on experience in real-time technical tasks for international clients. He has been groomed under the leadership of Mr. S. Pal Ahuja, who brings along 35+ years of IT industry experience of working with domestic and MNCs leading their IT departments.
Vishal has been responsible for handling complex to very complex issues in servers administration, including setting up Amazon, Google and several other popular brand servers and configuring those to the specific needs of international clients.
His deep understanding of Linux Administration is complemented by a passion for empowering individuals and organizations. Under his expert guidance, you'll gain invaluable skills and live site technical projects. Experience top-notch training delivered by a seasoned professional who is dedicated to your success.

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