RHCE Linux System Engineer Complete Course (Udemy.com)
RHCE Complete Linux Administration Course covering advanced Network, Storage
Created by: Aly Ragab
Last updated September 2019
What you will learn
- Configuring and Managing Kerberos Authentication ( Server & Client )
- Configuring and Managing Advanced Networking using Network Manager
- Configuring and Managing Firewalld
- Configuring and Managing Unbound DNS
- Configuring and Managing Apache Web Service
- Configuring and Managing iSCSI SAN Storage
- Securing SSH Service
- Managing MariaDB
- Configuring and Managing NFS and Samba for File Sharing
- Getting Started with Bash Scripting
- Managing and Configuring Postfix for Relay SMTP
How it compares
Against the other 848 rated Udemy courses in IT Certifications on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.3 out of 5higher than 18% of them
- Reviews827#323 of 849 by number of reviews
- Length4.8 hoursshorter than 69% of them
- Last updatedSeptember 2019earlier than 94% of them
Course Description
In the Linux Administration Field, we cannot get started with any Linux advanced tasks without first mastering foundational topics. This course will help all students who aim to enhance their knowledge and advance confidently to the senior level of Linux Administration.
This course is one of the best-rated on Udemy, discussing RHCE 7-related topics with in-depth documentation provided in every lesson to ensure a complete understanding of each concept, supported by hands-on practical demonstrations.
It serves as a thorough preparation for the RHCE exam by covering all the required content in a structured and practical manner.
CentOS 7 System Engineer Complete Course includes videos and comprehensive documentation for every module. The course consists of 14 well-structured modules, each containing a number of detailed lessons, labs, and real-world examples to solidify learning and build true system engineering skills.
This is not the official RHCE course but will be extremely helpful for anyone who wants to become RHCE-certified on RHEL 7 through practical experience and focused, exam-relevant content.
The Course Modules :
Kerberos Authentication.
NFS File Sharing.
SMB File Sharing.
Advanced Networking.
Firewalld.
Unbound DNS.
Apache Web Service.
iSCSI SAN Storage.
Mail Service.
Managing SSH.
Managing MariaDB.
NTP.
Starting with Bash Scripting.
Logging and Monitoring.
Instructor Details
- 4.3 Rating
827 Reviews
Aly Ragab
i am Linux , VoIP System Administrator and DevOps Engineer who has 8+ years experience in the Field of IT and dealing with most of the Open Source Solutions.
i have previous Experience in Microsoft Products and VMware.
I’m happy to share my expertise, and support your needs for more knowledge and information in the Field of Open Source.
I am very enthusiast for being one of the Udemy community so that i can share with you knowledge regarding to the Linux and any Open Source Technology
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Reviews
By Jubril Oyesiji on 10/11/2020
Really good, not for those beginning Linux. Passed the RHCE , This course really helped. Without this course i don't think i would have passed. Course helped me with iscsi, nfs,mail Exam domain number: 4 Passing score: 210 Your score: 246 Result: PASS
By Stijn Van den Eede on 2/21/2019
It is a good overview, but nothing more than an overview. This is not a detailed explanation about the knowledge required for the RHCE exam, but an overview of the commands you will need to use on the exam.
By Anonymized User on 6/20/2018
2 running CentOS-systems are required, however, exercises on these are missing. Lesson 42 contains a gap at the beginning. Typos are corrected by retyping them again entirely which makes the lessons unnessecarily longer and repetitive. Very clear and comprehensive explanation and issues I meet in the real world (to the point) are discussed.
By Bilal A Bhat on 2/1/2018
The topics covered are specifically to pass the RHCE exam. All topics are covered keeping in mind the RHCE exam. I am feeling confident to appear in the exam and will definitely recommend it to my friends & colleagues. Thank you...
By Brian Vandemark on 10/3/2017
The instructor succeeds at covering examples of the important commands on every topic. The instructor needs to do better at explaining details about the command arguments and syntax used. This is the right stuff, but expect to frequently pause the courses for outside clarification.
By Glen Babiano on 6/16/2017
Excellent job in making this great course. Although I would not recommend this for beginners. You must have a good knowledge of Linux to be able to follow what the instructor is showing in the labs. I have used this course to review for my RHCE exam and it's looking good so far. Thank you!
By Noel Ormston on 6/14/2017
Glad I purchased this course on CentOS 7. This has answered some of the questions I had about CentOS 7. Even though these are not deep dives like a book, I love the walk through and lab style lessons. I feel I have a greater understanding and can practice hands on to pass the exam or apply on the job.
By Siddhant pansari on 3/2/2017
Really informative course, with this knowledge I can sit in the RHCE exam. If possible please upload some exam questions that will help the student to be confident before preparing the exam.
By Phil KHilla on 2/6/2017
The author said in the last video on Sysctl that "see you in the next video". Does that mean, this course is incomplete ? Other than that, the course is good, I'm very satisfied! Thanks Aly !!
By Gene Chechel on 1/5/2017
Great course if you know a bit about topic before you watch. Not much theory for beginners or if topic is not known. Some huge areas poorly covered. In overall this course would be great of people who already have some experience in linux administration.
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Overall Score : 86 / 100






