The Complete Linux LPIC-1 Certification Course Exams 101-102 – Joe Parys

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Why should you learn Linux?

Linux is a fast-growing operating system, it is inexpensive and highly flexible. Almost all the key organizations in IT industry including Google use variations of Linux to power their servers. Linux is also a major player in the small and mid-sized server field, and it’s an increasingly viable platform for workstation and desktop use as well. By understanding Linux, you’ll increase your standing in the job market. Even if you already know Windows or Mac OS and your employer uses these systems exclusively, understanding Linux will give you an edge when you’re looking for a new job or you’re looking for a promotion.

The Linux Professional Institute (LPI) has developed its LPI-1 certification as an introductory certification for people who want to enter careers involving Linux. The exam is
meant to certify that an individual has the skills necessary to install, operate, and troubleshoot a Linux system and is familiar with Linux-specific concepts and basic hardware.

The purpose of this course is to help you pass the LPIC-1 exams (101 and 102).
Because these exams cover basic Linux installation, configuration, maintenance,
applications, networking, and security, those are the topics that are emphasized in this
book. You’ll learn enough to get a Linux system up and running and to configure it for
many common tasks.

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There are four major benefits:

Relevance The LPIC exams were designed with the needs of Linux professionals in mind.

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Neutrality LPI is an organization that doesn’t itself market any Linux distribution.

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Course Curriculum

Section 1: Introduction

• Welcome To Our Course! Learn How To Gain The Most In Our Course! (2:57)
• Introduction (4:45)

Section 2: GNU and UNIX commands

• CLI Introduction and File Management (20:19)
• CLI Introduction And File Management part-2 (8:51)
• Standard Input / Output / Error, Tail and Head (18:32)
• All about vi Editor (28:12)
• Stream Editing Text Files (13:49)
• Setting Environment Variables (19:49)
• Concatenating and Splitting Files (8:38)
• Processing / Filtering text using grep / tee / xargs (15:08)
• Processing / Filtering text using Paste / Join / Expand / Unexpand (14:36)
• Files and Folders Archiving: tar / dd / cpio (21:13)
• Compressing Files using gzip bzip2 and tar (12:55)
• Process Management through Nice and Renice (14:18)
• Putting jobs in Background and Foreground (19:16)
• Terminating Processes (16:21)

Section 3: Shells, Scripting and Data Management

• User Profiles and System Profiles (17:39)
• Scripting Basics (17:15)
• Scripting Basics (Using Loops) part-2 (15:15)
• SQL Data Management (19:05)
• SQL Data Management part-2 (18:30)

Section 4: User Interfaces and Desktops

• X11-Xorg Server And X-11 Forwarding
• X11 Server and X11 Forwarding part-2 (12:41)
• Linux Display Managers (19:31)
• Accessibility Options in Linux (10:41)

Section 5: Devices, Linux Filesystems, Filesystem Hierarchy Standard

• Filesystem Types and Creating Different Filesystems (16:56)
• Filesystem Maintenance (17:14)
• Mounting And Unmounting Of Filesystems
• File System Hierarchy In Linux
• All about Files / Folders Ownership and associated Permissions (23:45)
• Special Permission Bits For Files And Folders (SUID, SGID & Sticky Bit) (15:11)
• SUID, SGID And Sticky Bit Part-2 (12:50)
• What are Soft and Hard Links (16:27)
• Finding Files in Linux (18:51)
• Creating Partitions using MBR and GPT (14:19)
• Creating Partitions using MBR and GPT part-2 (14:31)
• Managing Disk Quotas (12:16)t

Section 6: System Architecture

• Determine Hardware And Manage Kernel Modules (14:17)
• Boot Sequence / Kernel Parameters / Single User Mode / Proper Shutdown (19:25)
• System Initialization through Init, Upstart and Systemd (20:45)
• Run Levels in Linux (20:32)

Section 7: Linux Installation and Package Management

• Describe Common Storage Devices (12:26)
• Logical Volume Manager (15:53)
• Managing Shared Libraries (16:35)
• Managing Bootloaders GRUB GRUB2 (15:09)
• Linux Packages Management through APT (17:21)
• linux Packages Management through YUM (11:53)
• Manage RPM packages (rpm2cpio, cpio commands) (7:53)

Section 8: Administrative Tasks

• Changing Name of your Linux Box
• Managing Users and Groups (19:29)
• Local Passwords Management (16:12)
• Scheduling Tasks In Linux (18:15)
• Scheduling tasks in Linux part-2 (16:57)
• Timezone Settings and Locale (16:42)
• Timezone Settings and Locale (part-2) (7:41)

Section 9: Essential System Services

• Setting Date and Time On Linux (19:32)
• Linux Email Management and Mail Transfer Agents (19:38)
• System Logging in Linux (17:28)
• System Logging in Linux part-2 (19:30)
• System Logging in Linux part-3 (17:15)

Section 10: Networking Fundamentals

• Quick Overview of TCP / UDP and common ports (16:36)
• IPv4 / IPv6 / Netmask / CIDR / Gateways (18:23)
• IPv4 / IPv6 / Netmask / CIDR / Gateways (part-2) (17:20)
• Network Configuration and tips for Debian based distribution (Ubuntu) (25:22)
• Network Configuration and tips for Red Hat based distributiosn (CentOS) (10:11)
• Client Side DNS Settings On Linux (20:45)

Section 11: Security

• Restrictiions through User Limits (ulimit)
• Securing Connection through SSH (17:34)
• Encrypting Data Through GPG (17:24)
• Security Aspects in Linux (18:02)
• Security Aspects in Linux part-2 (18:58)