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RHEL 8: Deploying, Configuring and Maintaining Systems
Everyday administration skills in Linux require you to be able to install software as a minimum. This course will teach you not only to install software but to be able to rollback software changes.
Intermediate
- Course
RHEL 8: Deploying, Configuring and Maintaining Systems
Everyday administration skills in Linux require you to be able to install software as a minimum. This course will teach you not only to install software but to be able to rollback software changes.
Intermediate
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What you'll learn
Ensuring that services are started automatically, especially the time service ensuring accurate time on your system, is essential. In this course, RHEL 8: Deploying, Configuring and Maintaining Systems, you’ll learn to manage services, software and boot targets. First, you’ll explore software management in RHEL 8. Next, you’ll discover service management including configuring the chrony time client. Finally, you’ll learn how to schedule tasks using the cron and at services. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Linux administration needed to manage your enterprise servers.
RHEL 8: Deploying, Configuring and Maintaining Systems
Intermediate
Table of contents
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Using YUM or DNF | 5m 38s
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Checking Your RHEL Subscription | 3m 5s
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Understanding the Basics of the RHEL Package Manager | 2m 7s
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Using the Basic Operations of the RHEL Package Manager | 5m 28s
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Understanding Package Repositories | 5m 45s
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Creating a Local Repository | 7m 51s
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Creating Your Own Web Based Repository | 3m 57s
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Working with Security Updates | 5m 51s
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Working with Modules | 5m 18s
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Summary and What's Next | 3m 37s
Andrew is a committed evangelist of the Linux Operating System and the concept of community and freedom that it provides. He has worked as a technical trainer since 1995 and has taught throughout the world, including Australia, the US, Germany and Eastern Europe. Andrew started teaching Linux in 2004 when Novell acquired SUSE and has been a long time supporter of Novell and provides SYSOP support the the Certifed Novell Instructor community on Linux. Andrew founded theurbanpenguin and has been submitting video training material to his YouTube channel since 2009 and currently has over 8,500 subscribers and 1.6 Million views. Andrew has had two publications with Packt: Citrix Access Gateway VPX Essentials (2012) and Citrix XenApp (2013).