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Throughout the course, you’ll gain hands-on experience with core administration tasks including file management, text editing, process management, software installation, scheduling jobs, and working with logs. You’ll also explore advanced topics such as shell scripting, logical volume management, SELinux, firewalld, SSH configuration, and system boot troubleshooting. With extensive labs, knowledge reinforcement exercises, and multiple mock exams aligned to the RHCSA exam objectives, this course equips you with the practical knowledge and confidence needed to successfully manage Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems and prepare for the RHCSA certification.
Learn the fundamentals of working with the Bash shell, executing commands, navigating the Linux environment, and accessing built-in help utilities. This module builds the foundational command-line skills required for Linux system administration.
Explore the Linux file system hierarchy and learn how to manage files, directories, links, and archives using command-line tools. You’ll also learn techniques for locating and organizing files efficiently in enterprise Linux environments.
Develop practical text editing skills using VIM and other command-line editing techniques. This module focuses on creating and modifying configuration files commonly used in Linux administration.
Learn how to redirect command output, manage standard input and output streams, and work with pipes to automate and simplify administrative tasks.
Understand Linux users, groups, password management, and privilege escalation using sudo. You’ll gain the skills required to securely manage user accounts and access controls in multi-user environments.
Master Linux file permissions, special permissions, and default permission settings. This module helps you control and secure access to files and directories across Linux systems.
Learn the basics of Bash scripting, conditionals, loops, and regular expressions to automate repetitive administrative tasks and improve operational efficiency.
Explore Linux storage concepts including partitions, swap space, logical volumes, NFS storage, and automounting with autofs. You’ll gain practical experience configuring and managing storage resources.
Learn how to manage and control system services using systemctl and systemd in Red Hat Enterprise Linux environments.
Understand Linux boot targets, troubleshoot boot issues, reset the root password, and modify the system bootloader to recover and maintain Linux systems.
Learn how to automate administrative operations using cron jobs, at jobs, systemd timers, and temporary file management.
Explore Linux logging architecture, rsyslog, journald, and time synchronization to monitor, troubleshoot, and maintain system health.
Learn how to manage software packages using RPM and DNF, configure repositories, and work with Flatpak applications in Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Understand the Linux process lifecycle, monitor system activity, manage jobs and process priorities, and optimize performance using tuned profiles.
Learn networking fundamentals, configure network settings with nmcli, manage hostnames and DNS resolution, and secure systems using firewalld.
Gain practical experience with SELinux enforcement, file contexts, booleans, ports, and troubleshooting SELinux-related issues in enterprise Linux systems.
Learn how to configure SSH host keys, implement key-based authentication, and securely transfer files between Linux systems.
Build the practical Linux administration skills required to confidently manage Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems and prepare for the RHCSA certification through comprehensive lessons, hands-on labs, and real-world administration exercises.

Andrei Balint is a certified DevOps and security automation instructor with extensive experience in Ansible, OpenShift, and Linux systems. Holding RHCE, Containers & Kubernetes, and CISSP credentials, he combines technical expertise with hands-on teaching. Passionate about security, containerization, automation and open-source tools, Andrei helps professionals bridge the gap between theory and real-world practice.