Preparing for the Red Hat Certified Systems Administrator Certification Exam
Our RHCSA preparation course is designed for experienced Linux users who want to specifically fill gaps in their knowledge without wasting time rehashing material they already know.
Our RHCSA preparation courses are based on the exam syllabus and familiar scenarios typically encountered in administration exams. Given that our target audience already has Linux experience, we consider this approach to be significantly better and more effective than fixed course curricula:
- The breadth of topics covered in an exam ensures that even experienced Linux admins encounter requirements they don’t deal with on a daily basis.
- Familiar topics can be skipped, leaving more time for more exotic ones.
Unlike with LPI, the RHCSA only provides a superficial description of the content that will be tested. Our trainers are experienced and certified administrators. We’ll show you which pitfalls to avoid during the exam.
After Red Hat outsourced its training program to a subcontractor a few years ago, we began receiving an increasing number of requests for RHCSA exam preparation courses. We are not a Red Hat partner company, etc., but of course our trainers are very familiar with RHEL in enterprise environments. That is why we are offering this course with our usual high standards of quality, based on a Red Hat derivative.
Trainer und Dozenten
Dieter Thalmayr has been working as a Linux trainer throughout the German-speaking world for many years. He is LPI Level 2 certified, a Linux Foundation LFCS, and a Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA). Thalmayr has written three books primarily for Linux beginners and those switching to Linux.
Voraussetzungen
You should be familiar with the topics covered in our training courses Linux Basics and Linux Administration.
Inhalt
- Working with the command line
- Logging into the system and learning basic commands, such as copying, moving, deleting, and renaming files using the command line, etc.
- Help systems on Red Hat systems
- View, edit, and create text files—as the output of a command or using a text editor
- Learn about, create, modify, or delete system users and groups
- Modify local password policies
- Understanding and modifying file types and file system permissions, including advanced multi-user and multi-group permissions.
- Linux process management: e.g., individual processes, process priority
- Starting and stopping local and network services with Systemd
- Using and configuring OpenSSH
- Finding and correctly interpreting log files and information
- Setting up IPv4 network configuration with the Network Manager
- Copying and backing up files over the network
- Installing, maintaining, and updating software with rpm and the yum package manager
- Using and maintaining Linux file systems
- Using the Linux virtualization tool KVM and installing a virtualized system
- Automated installation with Kickstart
- Using regular expressions to better filter file contents with grep
- The vim text editor
- Scheduling commands with at and cron
- SELinux:
- Enable, temporarily disable, and disable
- File contexts, ports, and Booleans
- Logging in with users from a centralized user account management system
- Running Linux systems against a centralized user account management system
- Adding or removing hard drives, partitions, and file systems from a Linux system
- Operating Logical Volume Management (LVM) from the command line
- Creating and using network shares with the Network File System (NFS)
- Securing NFS
- Creating and accessing network shares with Samba
- Describe, control, and troubleshoot the boot process in systemd and Red Hat Enterprise Linux
- Set up local firewalls with firewalld
Kurszeiten
Wer möchte, reist bis 22 Uhr am Vortag an und nutzt den Abend bereits zum Fachsimpeln am Kamin oder im Park.
An Kurstagen gibt es bei uns ab 8 Uhr Frühstück.
Unsere Kurse beginnen um 9 Uhr und enden um 18 Uhr.
Neben den kleinen Pausen gibt es eine Stunde Mittagspause mit leckerem, frisch in unserer Küche zubereitetem Essen.
Nach der Schulung anschließend Abendessen und Angebote für Fachsimpeln, Ausflüge uvm. Wir schaffen eine Atmosphäre, in der Fachleute sich ungezwungen austauschen. Wer das nicht will, wird zu nichts gezwungen und findet auch jederzeit Ruhe.
