Working with Linux

Why take this course

Linux is the foundation of many IT environments, servers, and development tools. If you want to manage systems independently, optimize workflows, and solve problems, this course will provide you with solid foundations and practical skills that increase your market value and facilitate daily work.

What you’ll learn

• Understand UNIX system architecture and Linux fundamentals
• Master basic and advanced system commands
• Use Bash and zsh shells effectively
• Gain administration skills for Debian/Ubuntu systems
• Manage users, groups, and permissions independently
• Create and edit configuration files (including using vim)
• Learn methods for creating and managing partitions and system services
• Acquire basic scripting and task automation skills in Bash
• Understand network communication, monitoring, and file transfer (SSH, SCP)
• Launch and manage graphical applications on Linux

Certification & Exam

Upon completion, you will receive a personalized certificate confirming your Linux administration skills and server environment management abilities. There is no final exam – active participation in the sessions is sufficient.

Who is this course for

• Beginners who want to learn Linux from scratch
• System administrators who want to consolidate and expand their knowledge
• Programmers and testers seeking independence when working with Linux
• Anyone planning to work with server systems or open-source environments

Topics covered

1. Linux distributions
2. Running a virtual machine with the system – VirtualBox
3. System organization
4. Graphical environments
5. Catalog structure in the system
6. Input/output (I/O) operations
7. Working with files and catalogs from the terminal level
8. Access rights
9. Vim editor
10. Z shell (Zsh)
11. Searching for files
12. Bash language basics
13. File archiving
14. Redirections and pipelines
15. Regular expressions
16. User configuration
17. Admin rights
18. Creating users and groups
19. Etc/proc/dev system directories
20. Managing services
21. Creating service startup scripts
22. Process management
23. Network communication
24. Network monitoring
25. The most important network tools
26. SSH protocol
27. File transfer
28. Running graphical applications