Linux Operations
Duration
4 hours
Overview
The Linux Operations course describes the purpose of Linux Processes and explains how these activities can be monitored and managed. Information describing how to create Linux jobs and optionally schedule them to run is discussed along with other operational tasks relating to system logs and shell customization.
Audience
System operators and other personnel who are new to the Linux environment and require knowledge on managing processes and log files, and customizing the user interface
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of Linux
Objectives
After completing this course, the student will be able to:
- Define the concept of a process under Linux
- Recognize background commands and process control
- Identify how to locate and review log files available in Linux
- Recognize the options and facilities available for customizing the shell
Course Content
Linux Processes
What is a Linux Process?
Linux System Processes
Linux Signals
/proc File System
Job Control and Job Scheduling
Log Files/ Errors and Status
Overview of System Logging
Types of Log Files
Interpreting Common Errors
Application and System Status Messages
Customizing the Shell
BASH Startup Files
Setting Prompts
Shell Options
The PATH Variable