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The Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator (LFCS) exam is ideal for candidates looking to validate their Linux system administration skill set.
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Who Is It For
LFCS is ideal for candidates early in their Linux system administration or open source career. Candidates should have completed training in Linux system administration.
 
 
About This Certification
LFCS was developed by The Linux Foundation to help meet the increasing demand for Linux administration talent. The exam consists of performance-based items that simulate on-the-job tasks and scenarios faced by sysadmins in the real world. Candidates can select either Ubuntu 18 or CentOS 7.
 
What It Demonstrates
Certified Linux systems administrators can work proficiently to design, install, configure, and manage a system installation.
They will have an understanding of key concepts such as networking, storage, security, maintenance, logging and monitoring, application lifecycle, troubleshooting, API object primitives and the ability to establish basic use-cases for end users.
 
Contents of this course
 
01 Introduction
001 An Important Note About A Cloud Guru and Linux Academy Courses
002 Introduction to the LFCS
002 Inverted Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator (LFCS) PDF.pdf
002 Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator (LFCS) PDF.pdf
003 About This Course
004 About the Author
005 About the Exam
 
02 Essential Commands
 
001 Search for Files Part 1 - FindLocate
002 Search for Files Part 2 - WhichWhereisType
003 Evaluate and Compare the Basic File System Features and Options
004 Compare and Manipulate File Content and Use Input-Output Redirection Part 1 - Create FilesInput-Output
005 Compare and Manipulate File Content and Use Input-Output Redirection Part 2 - Compare Files (DiffCompareCMP)
006 Use Input-Output Redirection (e.g.    2)
007 Analyze Text Using Basic Regular Expressions
008 Archive Backup Compress Unpack and Decompress Files
009 Create Delete Copy and Move Files and Directories
010 Create and Manage Hard and Soft Links
011 List Set and Change Standard File Permissions
012 Manage Access to the root Account
013 Read and Use System Documentation
 
03 Operation of Running Systems
 
001 Boot Reboot and Shut Down a System Safely
002 Boot or Change System into Different Operating Modes
003 Install Configure and Troubleshoot Boot-Loaders
004 Diagnose and Manage Processes
005 Locate and Analyze System Log Files
006 Schedule Tasks to Run at a Set Date and Time
007 Verify Completion of Scheduled Jobs
008 Update and Manage Software to Provide Required Functionality and Security Part 1 - UbuntuDebian
009 Update and Manage Software to Provide Required Functionality and Security Part 2 - CentOSRedhat
010 Verify the Integrity and Availability of Resources
011 Verify the Integrity and Availability of Key Processes
012 Change Kernel Runtime Parameters Persistent and Non-Persistent
013 Use Scripting to Automate System Maintenance Tasks
014 Scripting Conditionals and Loops Part 1 - OperatorsIf
015 Scripting Conditionals and Loops Part 2 - ForWhileUntil
016 Manage the Startup Process and Services (In Services Configuration)
017 List and Identify SELinuxAppArmor File and Process Contexts
 
04 User and Group Management
 
001 Create Delete and Modify Local User Accounts
002 Create Delete and Modify Local Groups and Group Memberships
003 Manage System-Wide Environment Profiles
004 Manage Template User Environment
005 Configure User Resource Limits
006 Manage User Privileges
007 Configure PAM
 
05 Networking
 
001 Configure Networking and Hostname Resolution Statically or Dynamically
002 Configure Network Services to Start Automatically at Boot
003 Implement Packet Filtering
004 Start Stop and Check the Status of Network Services
005 Statically Route IP Traffic
006 Synchronize Time Using Other Network Peers
 
06 Service Configuration
001 Configure a Caching DNS Server
002 Maintain a DNS Zone
003 Configure Email Aliases
004 Configure SSH Servers and Clients
005 Restrict Access to HTTP Proxy Servers
006 Configure an IMAP and IMAPS Service (and Pop3 and Pop3S)
007 Query and Modify the Behavior of System Services at Various Operating Modes
008 Configure an HTTP Server (UbuntuDebian)
009 Configure HTTP Server Log Files
010 Restrict Access to a Web Page
011 Configure a Database Server
012 Manage and Configure Containers
013 Manage and Configure Virtual Machines
 
07 Storage Management
001 List Create Delete and Modify Physical Storage Partitions
002 Manage and Configure LVM Storage Part 1 - Create LVM
003 Manage and Configure LVM Storage Part 2 - Extend LVM
004 Create and Configure Encrypted Storage
005 Configure Systems to Mount File Systems at or During Boot
006 Configure and Manage Swap Space
007 Create and Manage RAID Devices
008 Configure Systems to Mount File Systems on Demand
009 Create Manage and Diagnose Advanced File System Permissions
010 Set up User and Group Disk Quotas for File Systems
011 Create and Configure File Systems
 
08 Conclusion
001 Registering for and Taking the Exam
002 Whats Next