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Class: Basic Linux commands and shell programming

 

Useful to whom? To Learn/know what is Linux/Solaris/UNIX O/S. To write scripts used for automation.

 

( For example Informatica People, Hadoop Learners, Big Data Learners and any DBA's,System Admins, and security analysts.)

 

 

When ? weekly two days (Thu,Sun) (For you Wednesday evening and Saturday evening) 7:00 A.M to 9:00 A.M. IST

 

Fee: 6000Rs( Attend classes for free until you are comfortable/confident with/(on) the trainer.)

 

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Dear All

Thank you very much. At present  sir is taking classes on Advanced Linux.

Now 9 students are attending.The course started on Nov 12th and it may end by Feb

28th.So I will start next batch after Feb 28th 2015.

 

sir is offering two Linux modules i.e

 

1) Basic Linux commands and Shell programming

 

2) Advanced Linux.

 

Now classes on Mon,Tue,Wed,Fri,sat ( For you Sun,Mon,Tue,Thu,Fri evening).

 

Now sir can take Basic Linux commands and shell programming weekly two days i.e Thu,Sun (For you Wed evening and Saturday evening) 7:00 A.M to 9:00 A.M.

 

By the time we can start advanced course we can part of  Basic commands and shell programming.

pl.try to inform your friends who would like to attend.

 

Tomorrow (15th Jan 2015 IST )  we have demo class at 7:00 A.M (IST)  for US(01/14/2015 7:30 PM CST) WED evening ( for me THU morning)

 

The GoTo Meeting Id :  622-458-005 

 

The course program attached 

Thank you very much.

 

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1) Basic Linux commands and Shell programming

 

 

Chapter 1: 

 

The History of Unix, GNU , and Linux

 

Chapter 2:

 

Getting Started

 

Chapter 3:

 

Variables

 

Unix 

 

“Everything Is a File” and Pipelines

 

BSD

 

GNU

 

Linux

 

Choosing an OS

 

GNU/Linux

 

The BSDs

 

Proprietary Unix

 

Microsoft Windows

 

Choosing an Editor

 

Graphical Text Editors

 

Terminal Emulation

 

Nongraphical Text Editors

 

Setting Up the Environment

 

The Shell Profile

 

Aliases

 

vim Settings

 

Using Variables

 

Typing

 

Assigning Values to Variables

 

Positional Parameters

 

Return Codes

 

Unsetting Variables

 

Preset and Standard Variables

 

BASH_ENV

 

BASHOPTS

 

SHELLOPTS

 

BASH_COMMAND

 

BASH_SOURCE, FUNCNAME, LINENO, and BASH_LINENO

 

SHELL

 

HOSTNAME and HOSTTYPE

 

Working Directory

 

PIPESTATUS

 

TIMEFORMAT

 

PPID

 

RANDOM

 

REPLY

 

SECONDS

 

BASH_XTRACEFD

 

GLOBIGNORE

 

HOME

 

IFS

 

PATH

 

TMOUT

 

TMPDIR

 

User Identification Variables

 

Chapter 4:

 

Wildcard Expansion

 

Chapter 5:

 

Conditional Execution

 

Flow Chapter 6:

 

Control Using Loops

 

Chapter 7:

 

Variables Continued

 

Filename Expansion (Globbing)

 

Bash Globbing Features

 

Shell Options

 

Regular Expressions and Quoting

 

Overview of Regular Expressions

 

Quoting

 

If/Then

 

Else

 

elif

 

Test ([)

 

Flags for Test

 

File Comparison Tests

 

String Comparison Tests

 

Regular Expression Tests

 

Numerical Tests

 

Combining Tests

 

Case

 

For Loops

 

When to Use for Loops

 

Imaginative Ways of Feeding “for” with Data

 

C-Style for Loops

 

while Loops

 

When to Use while Loops

 

Ways to Use while Loops

 

Nested Loops

 

Breaking and Continuing Loop Execution

 

while with Case

 

until Loops

 

select Loops

 

Using Variables

 

Variable Types

 

Length of Variables

 

Special String Operators

 

Stripping Variable Strings by Length

 

Stripping from the End of the String

 

Stripping Strings with Patterns

 

Searching Strings

 

Using Search and Replace

 

Replacing Patterns

 

Deleting Patterns

 

Changing Case

 

Providing Default Values

 

Indirection

 

Sourcing Variables

 

Chapter 8:

 

Functions and Libraries

 

Chapter 9:

 

Arrays

 

Chapter 10:

 

Processes

 

Functions

 

Defining Functions

 

Function Output

 

Writing to a File

 

Redirecting the Output of an Entire Function

 

Functions with Trap

 

Recursive Functions

 

Variable Scope

 

Libraries

 

Creating and Accessing Libraries

 

Library Structures

 

Network Configuration Library

 

Use of Libraries

 

getopts

 

Handling Errors

 

getopts within Functions

 

Assigning Arrays

 

One at a Time

 

All at Once

 

By Index

 

All at Once from a Source

 

Read from Input

 

Accessing Arrays

 

Accessing by Index

 

Length of Arrays

 

Accessing by Variable Index

 

Selecting Items from an Array

 

Displaying the Entire Array

 

Associative Arrays

 

Manipulating Arrays

 

Copying an Array

 

Appending to an Array

 

Deleting from an Array

 

Advanced Techniques

 

The ps Command

 

ps Line Length

 

Parsing the Process Table Accurately

 

killall

 

The /proc pseudo-filesystem

 

prtstat

 

I/O Redirection

 

Appending Output to an Existing File

 

Permissions on Redirections

 

exec

 

Using exec to Replace the Existing Program

 

Using exec to Change Redirection

 

Pipelines

 

Background Processing

 

Chapter 11:

 

Choosing and Using Shells

 

wait

 

Catching Hangups with nohup

 

Other Features of /proc and /sys

 

Version

 

SysRq

 

/proc/meminfo

 

/proc/cpuinfo

 

/sys

 

/sys/devices/system/node

 

sysctl

 

The Bourne Shell

 

The KornShell

 

The C Shell

 

The Tenex C Shell

 

The Z Shell

 

The Bourne Again Shell

 

The Debian Almquist Shell

 

Dotfiles

 

Interactive Login Shells

 

Interactive Non-Login Shells

 

Non-Interactive Shells

 

Logout Scripts

 

Command Prompts

 

The PS1 Prompt

 

The PS2, PS3, and PS4 Prompts

 

Aliases

 

Timesavers

 

Modifying Behavior

 

History

 

Recalling Commands

 

Searching History

 

Timestamps

 

Tab Completion

 

ksh

 

tcsh

 

zsh

 

bash

 

Foreground, Background, and Job Control

 

Backgrounding Processes

 

Job Control

 

nohup and disown

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1)Basic Linux Commands and Shell Programming

 

• Course Duration: 30 Classes.

 

• Number of Hours per day: 2 Hours.

 

• Timings: 7:00 A.M to 9:00A.M

 

• Requirements:  1 Laptop/Desktop with minimum 4GB RAM and 25 GB Free space on its HDD 

 

with good internet connectivity.

 

• Communication: Goto Meeting.

 

• Virtual Box and Linux OS and the course material in electronic form will be provided by faculty.

 

Schedule: Starts from After Feb 28, 2015. Fee: INR 6,000/-(You can attend as many classes as you need until you are comfortable)

 

Day 1 Introduction to Open Source/Linux OS and installation 

 

File Information Commands: ls, find, file

 

File Manipulation Commands: touch, chmod, chgrp, chown, rm, move, cp, cat, ln

 

Directory Manipulation Commands: mkdir, rmdir

 

File content related Commands: more, less, tail, head, wc, read, pg, tee, vi

 

File content search commands: grep, fgrep, egrep, strings

 

Scheduling Commands: at, atp, crontab

 

Storage related commands: compress, cpio, dd, pack, tar, uncompress, unpack, zcat, gzip, 

 

gunzip, bzip, bzip2

 

Status Commands: date, env, iostat, sar, uname, uptime, vmstat

 

Text processing Commands: cut, fold, join, paste, sort, tr, uniq, sed, awk ( indepth on sed, 

 

awk and find commands)

 

Process related commands: kill, nice, ps, jobs, wait, nohup, sleep, top

 

Communication related Commands: cu, ftp, lftp, write, mailx

 

File Comparison Commands: cmp, comm., diff, diff3, dircmp, sdiff

 

Miscellanious Commands: banner, bc, cal, who, calendar, clear, time, xargs, regular 

 

expressions, character set, meta characters

 

User and Group administration Commands: useradd, user del, usermod, groupadd, groupdel, 

 

gpasswd, passwd, id 

 

Getting Started - Introduction to BASH Shell: Shell basics, Shell variables, Basic Scripting

 

Variables, Wildcard Expansion

 

Conditional Execution, Flow Control Using Loops

 

Functions and Libraries

 

Arrays, Processes

 

Choosing and Using Shells

 

Explanation of Real-Time script examples 

 

Day 30 Conclusion session – clarification of doubts 

 

Note: The above course is designed for  developers, DBA’s and application server administrators and 

 

Hadoop and informatica administrators. The module can be extended for 2-3 days more if required.

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2) Advanced Linux

 

 

Core System Administration & Advanced System Administration 

 

/JBOSS Application Server Administration Course curriculum:

 

This course is aimed at those students who are currently studying and wish to pursue a career in 

 

Linux System Administration and or Oracle Database Administration or Application Server (Tomcat 

 

/JBOSS /Weblogic/Websphere etc.) Administration or Network Administration.

 

Faculty Details:

 

Years of working experience: 15 years on Linux and Unix Platforms.

 

Years of teaching experience: 8 years on Linux Platform

 

Required H/W and S/W setup:

 

These classes will be conducted through online using go-to meeting.

 

Faculty: Will use laptop with 4GB RAM and with a processor which supports VT Technology.

 

2-3 Virtual Machines will be created with RHEL 7.0 and all demos will be shown using these 

 

virtual machines.

 

Participant: Will require similar laptop with MS Windows OS. Required s/w like VMWare 

 

Workstation/Virtual Box and RHEL7.0 image will be provided by the faculty.

 

Maximum number of participants: 

 

Batch will start only if at least 5 participants are available.

 

Course Fee: Rs.20,000/-(You can attend as many classes as you need until you are comfortable)

 

Course Duration: 10 weeks @ 5 classes/week – each class 2 hours.

 

Study Material: Will be provided in pdf document format

 

Email Address :[email protected]

 

Note: Student will be capable of clearing RHCSA/RHCE Exams after completion of this course

 

Red Hat System Administration I (RH124) related to Red Hat Enterprise Linux,® 

 

7:

 

Course Outline

 

Access the command line

 

Log in to a Linux system and run simple commands using the shell.

 

Manage files from the command line

 

Copy, move, create, delete, and organize files from the bash shell prompt.

 

Get help in Red Hat Enterprise Linux

 

Resolve problems by using online help systems and Red Hat support utilities.

 

Create, view, and edit text files 

 

Create, view, and edit text files from command output or in an editor.

 

Manage local Linux users and groups

 

Manage local Linux users and groups, and administer local password policies.

 

Control access to files with Linux file system permissions

 

Set Linux file system permissions on files and interpret the security effects of 

 

different permission settings.

 

Monitor and manage Linux processes

 

Obtain information about the system, and control processes running on it.

 

Control services and daemons

 

Control and monitor network services and system daemons using systemd

 

Configure and secure OpenSSH service

 

Access and provide access to the command line on remote systems securely 

 

using OpenSSH

 

Analyze and store logs

 

Locate and accurately interpret relevant system log files for troubleshooting 

 

purposes.

 

Manage Red Hat Enterprise Linux networking

 

Configure basic IPv4 networking on Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems.

 

Archive and copy files between systems

 

Archive files and copy them from one system to another.

 

Install and update software packages

 

Download, install, update, and manage software packages from Red Hat and 

 

yum package repositories.

 

Access Linux file systems

 

Access and inspect existing file systems on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 

 

system.

 

Use virtualized systems

 

Create and use Red Hat Enterprise Linux virtual machines with KVM and 

 

libvirt.

 

Comprehensive review

 

Practice and demonstrate the knowledge and skills learned in this course.

 

Red Hat System Administration II (RH134) related to Red Hat Enterprise Linux,® 

 

7:

 

Course Outline

 

Automate installation with Kickstart

 

Automate the installation of Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems with Kickstart.

 

Use regular expressions with grep

 

Write regular expressions that, when partnered with grep, will allow you to 

 

quickly isolate or locate content within text files.

 

Create and Edit text files with vim

 

Introduce the vim text editor, with which you can open, edit, and save text 

 

files.

 

Schedule future Linux tasks

 

Schedule tasks to automatically execute in the future.

 

Manage priority of Linux processes

 

Influence the relative priorities at which Linux processes run.

 

Control access to files with access control lists (ACL)

 

Manage file security using POSIX access control lists.

 

Manage SELinux security

 

Manage the Security Enhanced Linux (SELinux) behavior of a system to keep 

 

it secure in case of a network service compromise.

 

Connect to network-defined users and groups

 

Configure systems to use central identity management services.

 

Add disks, partitions, and file systems to a Linux system

 

Manage simple partitions and file systems.

 

Manage logical volume management (LVM) storage

 

Manage logical volumes from the command line.

 

Access networked attached storage with network file system (NFS)

 

Access (secure) NFS shares.

 

Access networked storage with SMB

 

Use autofs and the command line to mount and unmount SMB file systems.

 

Control and troubleshoot the Red Hat Enterprise Linux boot process

 

Limit network communication with firewall

 

Configure a basic firewall.

 

Comprehensive review

 

Practice and demonstrate knowledge and skills learned in this course.

 

Red Hat® System Administration III (RH254) related to Red Hat Enterprise 

 

Linux,® 7:

 

Course Outline

 

Control services and daemons

 

Review how to manage services and the boot-up process using systemctl

 

Manage IPv6 networking

 

Configure and troubleshoot basic IPv6 networking on Red Hat Enterprise 

 

Linux systems

 

Configure link aggregation and bridging

 

Configure and troubleshoot advanced network interface functionality including 

 

bonding, teaming, and local software bridges

 

Control network port security

 

Permit and reject access to network services using advanced SELinux and 

 

firewalld filtering techniques

 

Manage DNS for servers

 

Set and verify correct DNS records for systems and configure secure DNS 

 

caching

 

Configure email delivery

 

Relay all email sent by the system to an SMTP gateway for central delivery

 

Provide block-based storage

 

Provide and use networked iSCSI block devices as remote disks

 

Provide file-based storage

 

Provide NFS exports and SMB file shares to specific systems and users

 

Configure MariaDB databases

 

Provide a MariaDB SQL database for use by programs and database 

 

administrators

 

Provide Apache HTTPD web service

 

Configure Apache HTTPD to provide Transport Layer Security (TLS)-enabled 

 

websites and virtual hosts

 

Write Bash scripts

 

Write simple shell scripts using Bash

 

Bash conditionals and control structures

 

Use Bash conditionals and other control structures to write more sophisticated 

 

shell commands and scripts

 

Configure the shell environment

 

Customize Bash startup and use environment variables, Bash aliases, and 

 

Bash functions

 

Linux containers preview

 

Preview the capabilities of Linux containers, Docker, and other related 

 

technologies in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7

 

Comprehensive review

 

Practice and demonstrate knowledge and skills learned in Red Hat System 

 

Administration III

 

Red Hat JBoss® Application Administration I:

 

Course Outline

 

Overview of JBoss Enterprise Application Platform

 

Learn the concepts and terminology of JBoss® Enterprise Application Platform 

 

6, and install and run a JBoss Enterprise Application Platform instance.

 

Configure JBoss Enterprise Application Platform in standalone mode

 

Understand the directory structure of standalone mode and the 

 

standalone.xml configuration file, and deploy an application onto a standalone 

 

server.

 

Configure JBoss Enterprise Application Platform in domain mode

 

Set up a domain, including a domain controller managing multiple host 

 

controllers. Also learn how to deploy an application onto a domain.

 

Configure servers

 

Define a server group on a host, add servers to a server group, and deploy an 

 

application to a server group.

 

Use the CLI tool

 

Learn how the command-line interface tool can be used to script 

 

administrative tasks.

 

The datasource subsystem

 

Understand database connection pools in JBoss Enterprise Application 

 

Platform and how to configure the datasource subsystem. Learn how to 

 

deploy a Java™ Database Connectivity (JDBC) driver and define a datasource.

 

The logging subsystem

 

Configure the logging subsystem, including configuring the built-in handlers 

 

and loggers.

 

The messaging subsystem

 

Understand JMS and HornetQ, including how to define and configure 

 

connection factories and destinations (topics and queues).

 

The security subsystem

 

Configure the security subsystem, including securing the management 

 

interfaces, securing an application, and securing a JMS destination. Also 

 

learn how to define a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) and 

 

database security realm.

 

JVM configuration

 

Configure the JVM for both standalone and domain modes.

 

Migrating applications to JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6

 

Understand classpath and module dependencies, JPA issues, updating 

 

security settings, and other tips on how to migrate an application to JBoss 

 

Enterprise Application Platform 6.

 

The web subsystem

 

Configure the HTTP and HTTPS Connectors, set up an SSL connection, and 

 

configure an AJP Connector.

 

Introduction to clustering

 

Set up JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6 in a cluster in both standalone 

 

and domain mode.

 

Advanced System Administration:

 

1) OPEN-LDAP, APACHE, DNS, SENDMAIL & POSTFIX.

 

2) RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND LINUX CONTAINERS - MANAGING 

 

SYSTEM RESOURCES, ADMINISTERING LINUX CONTAINERS, AND 

 

PACKAGING APPLICATIONS WITH DOCKER ON RED HAT ENTERPRISE 

 

LINUX 7

 

3) PERFORMANCE TUNING - OPTIMIZING SUBSYSTEM THROUGHPUT IN 

 

RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX 7

 

4) CONFIGURATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF NETWORKING FOR RED 

 

HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX 7

 

5) LOGICAL VOLUME MANAGER ADMINISTRATION

 

6) INTRODUCTION TO REDHAT CLUSTERS

 

7) XFS FILE SYSTEM

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