Linux7 Operation Video Tutorial

The first LINUX7 enterprise-level advanced training course in China (Linux7 system, Service hardening security, virtualization and cloud computing)
Course lecturer: Learned gold medal lecturer
Suitable for people: intermediate
Number of lessons: 220 hours
Using technology: Linux systems, Service hardening security, enterprise and cloud computing, RH255 and RHS333
Projects covered: Linux systems, Service Hardening security, virtualization, and cloud computing
Consulting qq:1840215592

Course Features
Domestic first speaker Linux7 system of high-end operation and maintenance training Video tutorial, June 11, 2014, the official website released linux7,2014 October 7, Beijing official Instructor Training certification, October 29, 2014, we launched this set of high-end courses.
LINUX7 Video Tutorials The mid-level section focuses on the new enterprise-class RHEL7 platform to uncover RHEL7 features, from unfamiliar to familiar to proficient, and includes the most cutting-edge technology cloud OpenStack, virtualization Rhev, VSphere, As well as the system security to strengthen SELinux, class to project-oriented, with a clear outline and knowledge framework to organize, not a lot of common books of text, in the "skeleton" clear and complete case, the explanation is mainly by the teacher to complete, so that the study efficiency is the highest.
Learning Goals
Learn the basics of Linux beginner, intermediate, and advanced by learning Linux7 video tutorials. Enterprise-level operational Linux is a service security, system security hardening, enterprise-level enterprise and cloud computing are the most important enterprises, but also the most extensive enterprise talent needs. The main goal of LINUX7 video tutorial is to familiarize with the use of Linux operating system in enterprise, to strengthen the understanding and application of security reinforcement, virtualization, cloud computing under Linux, and to master the deployment of system security, virtualization and cloud computing in enterprise, through the analysis examples of typical application scenarios. So that students can master the above knowledge.

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Some outlines:
First, Red hat system Management I classroom environment introduction
1. Access the command line
2. Using the command line to manage files
3. Get help under Red Hat Enterprise Linux
4. Create, view, and edit text files,
5. Manage Local Users and groups
6. Introduction to Linux Local System file permissions
7. Monitoring and managing Linux processes
8, Management system services
9. Configure OpenSSH Service
10. Log Analysis and Storage
11. Managing Red Hat Enterprise Linux network management
12. Archive and inter-system file copy
13. Install and update packages
14. linux File system access
15. Use of virtualized systems
Second, Red hat System Management II classroom environment Introduction
1, automatic system installation and start-up
2. Use of regular expressions
3. Vim Editor Detailed
4, crontab Planning task detailed
5. Linux process management and process prioritization
6. Access Control List (ACL)
7. SELinux Security Management
8. Configure network users and Groups
9. Adding disks, partitions, and file systems on Linux systems
10. Managing Logical Volume Management (LVM) storage
11. Network File System (NFS) access to networked storage
12. SMB Access to networked storage
13. Control and troubleshooting the boot process for Red Hat Enterprise Linux
14. FIREWALLD Restricting service access
Three, Red hat System Management III classroom environment Introduction
1. Control services and background processes
2, the management of the IPV6 network
3. Configure link Aggregation and bridging
4. Network Port Security
5. Configure e-mail transmission
6. iSCSI Storage Server Setup
7. Configuring the MARIADB Database
8. Build Apache Web Service
9. Create a bash script
10. Shell conditional statements and control structures
Iv. Cloud Computing/Virtualization Topics
1, Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform architecture introduction;
2, Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform installation;
3, message middleware;
4, identity services;
5, object storage services;
6, mirror service block storage services;
7, network services computing and control services;
8, compute node;
9, control services;
10, Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform roadmap, etc.;
11, RHEV Introduction Detailed

Linux7 Operation Video Tutorial