Course Overview
Welcome to “Linux for DevOps: Mastering the Core of System Operations.”
This comprehensive course is designed for professionals who aim to deepen their understanding of Linux in the context of DevOps practices. Linux, being the backbone of most modern infrastructures, is a critical skill for any DevOps practitioner. This course will guide you through the fundamentals of Linux systems, their administration, and how these skills are applied in a DevOps environment. You will learn through a combination of theoretical concepts and hands-on exercises, preparing you to effectively manage and operate Linux-based systems in any DevOps pipeline.
What you’ll learn
- Linux Fundamentals: Gain a solid foundation in Linux basics, including command-line operations, file systems, and basic scripting.
- System Administration: Learn to manage user accounts, system services, and essential administrative tasks to keep a Linux system running smoothly.
- Networking and Security: Understand Linux networking concepts and security best practices, which are crucial for maintaining robust and secure DevOps environments.
- Automation with Shell Scripting: Master shell scripting to automate repetitive tasks, a key skill for improving efficiency in DevOps workflows.
- Containerization Basics: Get introduced to the world of containerization with Docker, a core technology in modern DevOps strategies, with a focus on its utilization in Linux.
- Version Control with Git: Learn to use Git for version control, an essential tool for collaboration and maintaining code history in DevOps practices.
- Infrastructure as Code (IaC): Understand the basics of IaC with tools like Ansible and how to manage and provision Linux servers programmatically.
- Monitoring and Logging: Explore monitoring and logging practices in Linux, which are essential for troubleshooting and maintaining the health of DevOps pipelines.
Requirements
- Participants will need a computer with internet access to follow along with the course materials, access cloud-based resources, and perform hands-on exercises.
- A proactive attitude and willingness to engage with new concepts and hands-on practices are crucial for a successful learning experience.
- Familiarity with fundamental IT concepts and terminologies is essential. This includes understanding what servers are, basic networking concepts, and general knowledge of software development processes.
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