What you will learn?
Install, configure, and manage Linux operating systems
Use package managers to manage software installations
Manage services and processes running on Linux systems
Understand Linux system maintenance tasks, including backup and recovery, kernel upgrades, and file system management
Use the command line to perform system administration tasks
Use command-line tools for troubleshooting and diagnostics
Write and execute shell scripts for automation and system management
Manage disk partitions and file systems
Manage Linux file permissions and ownership
Manage Linux devices, including storage devices and network devices
Understand basic networking concepts and protocols
Configure network interfaces and network services
Troubleshoot common network issues
Understand Linux security concepts and best practices
Target Audience
System administrators and engineers who manage Linux servers and systems
DevOps engineers who need to work with Linux in their continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) pipelines
Network administrators who work with Linux-based networking devices and services
Security professionals who need to secure Linux systems and services
Technical support specialists who troubleshoot Linux-based applications and services
IT professionals who are interested in learning about Linux and expanding their skillset.
About this course
The course covers a wide range of topics related to Linux administration, including installation and configuration, system architecture, Linux command-line, shell scripting, and user management. Participants will also learn about Linux networking, security, and troubleshooting techniques.
The course is divided into six domains, which include:
1. System Configuration and Management – covers Linux system architecture, installation and package management, and system maintenance.
2. Command Line – covers Linux command-line tools and utilities, shell scripting, and regular expressions.
3. Filesystems and Devices – covers Linux filesystems and disk partitioning, and device management.
4. Networking – covers Linux networking concepts, protocols, and services.
5. Security – covers Linux security measures, user and group management, and file permissions.
6. Scripting and Automation – covers shell scripting, and the use of scripts for automation and troubleshooting.
Passing this exam demonstrates the skills and knowledge required to work with Linux operating systems and is a valuable asset for IT professionals looking to advance their careers in the field.
The CompTIA Linux+ certification is ideal for IT professionals who want to demonstrate their skills and knowledge in working with Linux operating systems, and want to advance their careers in Linux system administration, DevOps, networking, security, or technical support.
Requirements
There are no strict prerequisites, candidates should have some experience working with Linux and a good understanding of basic IT concepts and terminology.
Candidates can prepare for the exam by taking Linux+ training courses and by studying Linux system administration, networking, security, and scripting concepts.
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