Ermin Kreponic's Course for CentOS and Red Hat Linux - RHCSA (Udemy.com)
Learn the basics of CentOS and Red Hat Linux! Prepare and pass the Red Hat certified system administrator (RHCSA) exam!
Created by: Ermin Kreponic
Last updated July 2017
What you will learn
- Learn the basics of CentOS and Red Hat Linux fast!
- Get questions answered about CentOS, Red Hat Linux, and the RHCSA.
- Find work on Upwork and other freelancing websites at $15 to $35+ per hour using the skills you learn in this course!
- Pass the RedHat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) exam.
- Understand the basic functions of the Red Hat Linux operating system.
- Create a Red Hat virtual machine on a Windows computer.
- Dual boot Red Hat and another operating system.
- Feel comfortable in the Linux graphical user interface (GUI) .
- Know how to use the Yum packet manager and the Rpm package manager.
Course Description
** Ermin Kreponic has no affiliation with Red Hat, Inc. The Red Hat and CentOS trademarks are used for identification purposes only and are not intended to indicate affiliation with or approval by Red Hat, Inc. **
You can use this course immediately to inspire your learning with Red Hat Linux and your preparation for the Red Hat Certified System Administrator Exam (RHCSA)! Ask any question you have about CentOS, Red Hat Linux, or the RHCSA and get an answer quickly! Watch the promo video to see what kind of learning experience you can expect in the course!
Whether you have no experience with Red Hat Linux or any other type of Linux operating system, you can count on this course to get you started with the basics and show you what to do all the way into the advanced material. You get to see immediately why Linux is worth learning and using. Next, a basic familiarization with the graphic user interface leaves you feeling like you know your way around. Then, into the file system navigation and command lines. Finally, you experience the packet manager and are ready to dive deeper into the material!
If you are a veteran already at Red Hat Linux and want to continue your Red Hat Linux certification training, you will get the essentials for the exam delivered through three chapters explaining the key functions and highlighting what you need to know for the test. The key with passing any exam is simply effort. This course gives you another excellent resource to use along with your existing study materials to make sure you pass the RHCSA exam!
Thank you for reading this! Ermin and I look forward to serving you as a student in our course! Click take this course now to get lifetime access!
Instructor Details
- 4.2 Rating
3,121 Reviews
Ermin Kreponic
Strongly motivated young IT expert, Linux enthusiast with a passion for troubleshooting network related problems. With an exceptional eye for details and a sense of urgency when it comes down to problem solving.
Skills
- Advanced knowledge of Linux command line
- Installation, configuration and maintenance of servers that run under Unix/Linux type
operating systems
To name a few: DNS, TFTP, FTP, SSH, APACHE, SMTP, VSFTP and some others
- Troubleshooting a wide range of network related problems. Meaning, digging deep for
packets on any given network.
Using one of my favourite tools for capturing and filtering packets on the network, Wireshark,
and resolving end-user issues
- Good understanding of Cisco routers and IOS operating system
- Configuration and implementation of Linux firewall namely Iptables
- Supervision and filtration of network traffic
- Tightening down security and pen testing networks for possible vulnerabilities
- Good knowledge of network gear brands and their strengths or weaknesses
- Preforming system back up
- Fair knowledge of Bash scripting
- equipment installation, upgrades, patches, and configuration.
Personal note:
I do not sleep much, but that is not only because I work hard, rather instead it is
because I
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Reviews
By Kuba on 8/6/2018
Very detailed yet simple explanations even a more complex subjects. the only flaw in the course, is too much information about the graphical interface. But that's just opinion of quite well oriented linux user (but in no linux ninja) I have supplemented minor gaps in my knowledge of linux. For example i have no freaking ide how to deal with lvm. Now i know how to RHCA-E exams looks and i can take both of them in one shot. MR. ERMIN GREAT THX
By Clifford Conway on 1/22/2018
This course was very informational, but the title is very misleading. I assumed that I would be learning EVERYTHING required to take and pass the RHCSA exam, but I don't believe that is the case. Many of the objectives that could appear on the exam are not covered...I gave 3 stars because the description of this course says otherwise and I am very disappointed. The only reason it is not lower is because I enjoyed the parts that were covered. They were explained well and I learned from them. However, I would never take the RHCSA exam without learning A LOT more than what these videos provide.
By Arvind Hariharan Nair on 1/13/2018
This course is perfect for those who aspire to become a system administrator or those who love twinkering with linux systems like me. Although I'm advanced linux user still i was able to learn a few things which I couldn't have learned otherwise. This course fits for all level for an absolute noob all the way to a professional user. Although I would like this course to add more contents about tools like rsync which is indispensable for many system admins.
By Simon Martinez on 1/2/2018
Muy bien explicado!! Se le entiende perfecto lo que dice, a diferencia de otro curso que tengo. Sin duda renove mis conocimientos previos del tema y aprendi cosas nuevas. Ojalá hubiese tenido un profesor asi en la Universidad. Hay algunos temas, que le falta un poco mas de explicacion. Aparte de eso, en sus ultimos videos los subtitulos estan muy mal. Deberian checar eso. Otra cosa es que, pareciera que ya no contesta las preguntas que los alumnos hacen. Pero todo lo demas excelente.
By Thor van der Merwe on 4/4/2017
I first completed the course to decide whether it adds value. Some courses I have done, drop the quality near the end. This course was consistently engaging, presenter does an excellent job getting a very specific message across. Lessons are broken up nicely, not too long, just right. Absolutely best course I have done so far.
By Anshul Kumar Jaiswal on 2/16/2017
Very detailed and great way of explanation. Though I feel some parts of tutorials could be cut short and few more topics could be emphasized and added as a different section rather than being cut-short; like a firewall section could be added for detailed explanation and configs on firewall. Overall a very good experience.
By Marty Meyer on 6/9/2016
There are no notes to download and printout and follow along and to make notes with. What I find myself doing is to open a notepad file and makes notes and try what the instructor is doing. By doing this I am learning so in that respect my retention is better. Spends too much time doing things and not actual learning. Thought this was going to be a prep for the Cert. RedHat Linux Admin exam. I am learning things that I did not know so in that respect the course is useful.
By David Dingman on 4/27/2016
The first session is mostly useless opinion and no useful facts. My browser won't permit me to edit the review. Sorry. 05/26/2016. Finished the course. Overall the course is excellent, despite the initial session. Interesting comments during the presentation where the instructor continually apologizes of typing or logic errors that are common to anyone doing something very fast. Yes, I would recommend the course. Messy; but good.
By Mark Ward on 3/13/2016
Terrific course by a true SysAdmin. The occasional mistakes made by the Instructor are a real encouragement to me as he takes the time to work out what gone wrong & corrects it - this is a step closer to real-life scenarios. This course is written by someone who knows their subject and whilst it may not be as polished as some other courses, for me it is all the better for it. The second half of the course does feel a little rushed but I would still recommend this course as an SysAdmin overview - not necessarily for your ex200 exam prep.. Thanks, Ermin!
By Martin on 2/23/2016
Great course. Well paced with good coverage of many areas. As good as any 3 credit university level course. Also good tool for preparation of Centos/RedHat Admin exams. Some subjects very well covered (eg: installation, command line tools, file manipulations, users & groups, vi/vim, globing/grep) Other areas seem less complete at least by standards of new exams. (eg: mounting file systems, partitions, network management, archive/compress tools, booting options, VM operations, volumes) firewall, SELinux). Some areas lack basic definitions, leave me asking "very nice, but I have no idea why I need this.." (eg: some of network subjects, SELinux features) I would like to see some sections that bring everything together. Recent exam questions seem to require relevant integrated knowledge in multiple areas (eg: installation, config, firewall and SELinux) to get full points. Also set of quizes or practice tests seem to be the new norm for certification preparation courses. .. but overall no regrets.
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