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Introduction to Oracle Linux 9

  • An overview of Oracle Linux.
  • Core features and key advantages.
  • Distinguishing Oracle Linux from other distributions.

Installation and Initial Setup

  • Hardware and system requirements.
  • Installation procedures and available methods.
  • Essential post-installation configuration steps.

Navigating the Command Line

  • Getting acquainted with the Linux terminal.
  • Essential Linux commands.
  • Browsing and manipulating the file system.

User and Group Administration

  • Creating, updating, and removing user accounts.
  • Handling group memberships and permission assignments.
  • Comprehending sudo usage and root privileges.

Software and Package Handling

  • Working with DNF and RPM package managers.
  • Processes for installing, updating, and uninstalling software.
  • Configuring software repositories.

Networking with Oracle Linux 9

  • Network setup and diagnostic techniques.
  • Managing firewall rules via firewalld.
  • Establishing SSH for secure remote connectivity.

Storage and File System Management

  • Exploring the Linux file system architecture.
  • Disc partitioning and storage management.
  • Attaching and detaching file systems.

System Monitoring and Performance Optimization

  • Analyzing system logs and utilizing journalctl.
  • Tracking system resource usage.
  • Oversight of processes and services.

Security and System Hardening

  • Best practices for enhancing Oracle Linux security.
  • Leveraging SELinux for policy enforcement.
  • Setting up user authentication and access controls.

Shell Scripting and Automation

  • Foundations of shell scripting.
  • Creating and running basic scripts.
  • Scheduling automated tasks using cron.

Backup and Disaster Recovery

  • Strategies for data backup.
  • Utilizing rsync and tar for data preservation.
  • Recovering systems and data after failures.

Conclusion and Future Learning Pathways

Requirements

  • A foundational understanding of operating systems.
  • Prior experience with the Linux command line (recommended, though not mandatory).

Target Audience

  • IT specialists and professionals.
  • System administrators.
  • Developers operating within Linux-based environments.
  • Individuals seeking to develop proficiency in Oracle Linux 9.
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