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Linux Networking, Services, and Automation

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Coursera
Pricing

Paid Course
Languages

English
Certificate

Certificate Available
Effort

3 weeks, 2 hours a week
Sessions

Self-Paced
Level

Intermediate
Subtitles

English

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This course equips you with Linux networking and automation skills. You'll configure and troubleshoot network connections, keep Linux services running, and handle Linux automation. It's built on the latest Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 (RHEL 10) and aligned with the RHCSA (EX200) exam objectives. This course is heavily hands-on. You'll observe real networking and automation work performed on an actual RHEL 10 system: setting up a connection, recovering a failed service, and scheduling a task, demonstrated step by step. By the end, keeping systems connected and running smoothly won't feel unfamiliar. When something breaks, you'll know where to look & how to fix it. Routine tasks will run on their own instead of needing your attention. This course is for learners ready to work with networking, services, and automation on RHEL. That's a fit whether you handle network and service issues at work, are drawn to automation, or are preparing for RHCSA certification. If you're comfortable working from the command line, managing permissions, and handling everyday Linux administration, you're ready to start. Enroll today.

Syllabus

Network Configuration & Troubleshooting

This module covers Linux network configuration using tools like nmcli, nmtui, and ip commands for managing interfaces and routing. It also focuses on DNS setup, connectivity testing, and real-world network troubleshooting techniques.

Service Control Using systemd

This module focuses on managing Linux services using systemctl, including starting, stopping, enabling, and troubleshooting services. It also covers system logs, time synchronization, and creating custom systemd services.

Scheduling and Task Automation

This module covers task scheduling using cron and at commands for automating system jobs. It also includes advanced automation using systemd timers, job monitoring, and troubleshooting scheduled tasks.