This course will introduce and teach the basic concepts and components of the Linux operating system. The LPI Linux Essentials certification is a great first certification for those looking to make a career in Linux systems administration, or for those that want to expand their IT knowledge. By the end of this course, you will have learned and been exposed to each of the exam objectives for the LPI LInux Essentials Exam.
- Chapter 1 4 Lessons Getting Started 6:08
An Important Note About A Cloud Guru and Linux Academy Courses
1:19About the Author
0:18Course Introduction
1:04About the Exam
3:27 - Chapter 2 4 Lessons 1.1 Linux Evolution and Popular Operating Systems 22:41
Linux Distributions
9:57Linux-Embedded Systems
5:11Linux in the Cloud
7:33Using the Command Line
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 3 7 Lessons 1.2 Major Open-Source Applications 33:15
Desktop Applications
4:40Server Applications
10:09Development Languages
8:47Package Management Tools and Repositories
9:39Installing an RPM Package
0:00 Hands-On LabInstalling a DEB Package
0:00 Hands-On LabCompiling from Source
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 4 3 Lessons 1.3 Open-Source Software and Licensing 14:22
The Open Source Philosophy
3:07Open-Source Licensing
5:42The Free Software Foundation (FSF) and Open Source Initiative (OSI)
5:33 - Chapter 5 4 Lessons 1.4 ICT Skills and Working in Linux 27:10
Desktop Skills
12:38Getting to the Command Line
7:37Industry Uses of Linux, Cloud Computing, and Virtualization
6:55Determining Which Distribution Is Running on a Host
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 6 7 Lessons 2.1 Command Line Basics 25:24
Basic Shell
8:20Command Line Syntax
6:00Variables
5:55Quoting
5:09Command Line Basics
0:00 Hands-On LabCommand Line Variables
0:00 Hands-On LabCommand Line Quoting
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 7 3 Lessons 2.2 Using the Command Line to Get Help 14:42
Man Pages
9:38Info Pages
5:04Using the Command Line to Get Help
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 8 6 Lessons 2.3 Using Directories and Listing Files 29:41
Files and Directories
11:51Hidden Files and Directories
5:23Home Directories
6:29Absolute and Relative Paths
5:58Using Directories and Listing Files
0:00 Hands-On LabUsing Absolute and Relative Paths
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 9 4 Lessons 2.4 Creating, Moving, and Deleting Files 31:15
Files and Directories
14:02Case Sensitivity
7:24Simple Globbing
9:49Creating, Moving, and Deleting Files
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 10 3 Lessons 3.1 Archiving Files on the Command Line 22:34
Files and Directories
11:26Archives and Compression
11:08Archiving Files on the Command Line
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 11 5 Lessons 3.2 Searching and Extracting Data from Files 32:50
Command Line Pipes
13:13I/O Redirection
8:05Basic Regular Expressions
11:32Command Piping and Redirection
0:00 Hands-On LabSearching and Finding Data in Files
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 12 3 Lessons 3.3 Turning Commands into a Script 25:08
Basic Shell Scripting
14:05Awareness of Common Text Editors (vi and nano)
11:03Turning Commands Into a Bash Script
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 13 2 Lessons 4.1 Choosing an Operating System 16:45
Differences between Windows, OS X, and Linux
8:06Distribution Lifecycle Management
8:39 - Chapter 14 2 Lessons 4.2 Understanding Computer Hardware 11:09
Hardware
11:09Getting Hardware Information from the Command Line
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 15 6 Lessons 4.3 Where Data Is Stored 29:36
Programs and Configuration
9:41Processes
8:03System Messaging
3:26Logging
8:26View Running Processes from the Command Line
0:00 Hands-On LabViewing System Logs
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 16 5 Lessons 4.4 Your Computer on the Network 34:42
Internet, Network, and Routers
9:47Querying DNS Client Configuration
12:40Querying Network Configurations
12:15Locating Network Configuration from the Command Line
0:00 Hands-On LabQuerying DNS Client Configuration from the Command Line
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 17 3 Lessons 5.1 Basic Security and Identifying User Types 21:51
Root and Standard Users
12:52System Users
8:59User Accounts
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 18 4 Lessons 5.2 Creating Users and Groups 23:09
User and Group Commands
16:30User IDs
6:39Creating Users and Groups from the Command Line
0:00 Hands-On LabWorking with User and Group IDs
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 19 2 Lessons 5.3 Managing File Permissions and Ownership 12:55
File and Directory Permissions and Ownership
12:55File Ownership and Permissions
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 20 4 Lessons 5.4 Special Directories and Files 12:10
Using Temporary Files and Directories
7:54Symbolic Links
4:16Using Temporary Files and Directories
0:00 Hands-On LabUsing Symbolic Links
0:00 Hands-On Lab - Chapter 21 1 Lesson Linux Essentials Practice Exam 010 1:00:00
LPI Linux Essentials 010-160 Practice Exam
1:00:00 Quiz - Chapter 22 3 Lessons Final Steps 6:33
How to Prepare for the Exam
2:41What's Next After Certification
2:52Keep Up to Date with Linux This Month
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