LPIC-2 Linux Engineer (201-450)
Advanced tools and skills for Linux engineers10 H 15 M
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Episodes
- Capacity Planning
- Overview
- Capacity Planning
- Measuring CPU Activity
- Measuring Memory Usage
- Measuring Disk Activity
- Measuring Network Activity
- Linux Kernel
- Kernel Components
- Kernel Modules
- Compiling a Kernel
- Monitoring the Kernel
- System Startup
- Managing systemd
- Managing SysV init
- System Recovery with GRUB
- Customizing the Initial RAM Disk
- Filesystem and Devices
- fstab Configuration
- Swap Partitions
- systemd Mount Units
- Supporting Btrfs
- Working with Encrypted Storage
- Advanced Device Administration
- Configuring RAID
- Supporting IDE and SATA Disks
- Supporting Solid State Disks
- iSCSI and SAN Storage
- Logical Volume Manager
- Network Configuration
- Configuring Physical Adapters
- Configuring Wireless Adapters
- Troubleshooting Network Connectivity
- Troubleshooting Name Resolution
- System Maintenance
- Installing Programs from Source
- Backing up with tar
- Backing up with dd
- Backing up with rsync
- Communicating with Users
Overview
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- Episode Description
- Transcript
The LPIC-2 Linux Engineer (201-450) course is designed for IT Professionals who are seeking the LPIC-2 certification. The course covers skills required of any intermediate to advanced systems administrator who is tasked with supporting Linux in a production environment. Topics covered include: capacity planning, kernel maintenance, startup and recovery methods, advanced storage configurations, network connectivity, and systems maintenance. This course is accompanied by the 202-450 course which combine to cover the LPIC-2 exam.