Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
17 Hour(s) 51 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Luca Berton
Rating
Course Overview
Advanced Linux Administration: Preparing for the RHCE EX294 Exam in 100 lessons
Are you ready to elevate your Linux administration skills to the next level? Welcome to our "Advanced Linux Administration" course, your definitive preparation for the Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) EX294 exam. Whether you're an experienced Linux professional or just beginning your journey, this course is your key to mastering the intricacies of Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
This comprehensive course provides you with the knowledge and hands-on experience to confidently tackle the RHCE EX294 exam. Red Hat Certified Engineers are highly sought after in the IT industry, and achieving this certification can open doors to exciting career opportunities. This course is your roadmap to success.
Our expert instructors will guide you through every aspect of advanced Linux administration, starting with a solid foundation in essential concepts. From there, we dive deep into automation using Ansible, exploring complex real-world scenarios that mirror your challenges in the RHCE exam.
You'll master network services, security, and emerging technologies like containers and virtualization. Performance optimization and troubleshooting will become second nature, empowering you to manage and maintain Linux systems with finesse.
Our course also includes comprehensive exam strategies, practice exams, and hands-on labs to ensure you're fully prepared for success. When you complete this course, you'll be equipped with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to excel in the RHCE EX294 exam and advance your career in the world of Linux administration.
Join us on this journey of Linux mastery and certification success. Your future as a Red Hat Certified Engineer awaits.
Course Content
- 10 section(s)
- 118 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Introduction
- Section 2 Install and configure an Ansible control node
- Section 3 Understand core components of Ansible
- Section 4 Use roles and Ansible Content Collections
- Section 5 Configure Ansible managed nodes
- Section 6 Run playbooks with Automation content navigator
- Section 7 Create Ansible plays and playbooks
- Section 8 Automate standard RHCSA tasks using Ansible modules
- Section 9 Ansible Automation Platform
- Section 10 Manage content
What You’ll Learn
- Hands-on Practice: Practical exercises and practice exams reinforce theoretical concepts, ensuring a well-rounded understanding.
- Comprehensive Coverage: The course covers every aspect of the RHCE exam, blending theoretical knowledge with practical implementation.
- Strategic Insights: Readers gain strategic insights into exam preparation, helping them approach the test with confidence and a clear plan.
- Beyond the Exam: The course equips readers not only for exam success but also for applying their skills in real-world scenarios and advancing their careers.
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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CColin Lamprecht
Seems like he did a bunch of youtube videos, then uploaded them to udemy. Not professional.
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NNetty H.
hier en daar foutjes in de life demo's, maar verder erg leerzaam. Ik heb ex294 al behaald (rhel9), maar desondanks is dit een mooie aanvulling in het snel opzetten van (eenvoudige) playbooks. Mooi ook dat zowel debian als redhat voorbeelden gegeven worden en een inkijkje in de modules voor windows. Ik ben benieuwd naar de aap deploy. Klein minpuntje: ik heb ook rhcsa rhel9 en ik had gehoopt dat ik playbooks zou terugvinden van het examen onderdeel, dat 100% via terminal cmd's moet worden uitgevoerd. Ik had daar wel wat playbooks van willen zien. Vooral van podman zaken.
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AAgnieszka Tarka
I'm moving through this course and it's very comprehensive, very detailed. I recommend it greatly as it's clear that Luca is teaching well and you can he's speaking from experience (especially as a sysadmin). I really like the demo for each lecture. And I recommend to actually run these playbooks, modify them if possible, and even cause errors on purpose, using and fixing Ansible is great way to become good at it! There are two sections which are vital and that is Section 3 (core components) and Section 8 (that's where tasks for RHEL are being automated). <3 I also recommend to have Ansible documentation opened at all times (URL is https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/), just to compare the commands/definitions as Ansible has a really weird terminology (e.g. terms such as: role, playbook, task, module, action, galaxy, handler...).
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FFrank RD
Good explanation of ansible concepts and great demos
