Linux Administration
Linux Administration
The Linux operating system is a free system that can run on a variety of platforms — servers, workstations, laptops, and desktops. Created as part of the GNU/Linux project, this system is widely used in both server and personal computer environments.
Linux system administration involves installing, configuring, and managing an operating system. An administrator working in this field creates user accounts, prepares reports, performs backups, and updates configuration files. He or she also monitors server performance, troubleshoots problems, applies software updates, and ensures that the system is up and running.
A Linux administrator is a professional who installs, manages, and maintains Linux operating systems in server and back-end environments.
Classification
“Learn by Doing” prinsipi
Real iş mühitinə bənzər laboratoriyalar
Layihə yönümlü təlim sistemi
Qiymətləndirmə və sertifikat prosesi
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Kursda keçiriləcək mövzular
In the first week, students learn what backend development is and how it differs from frontend work. They are introduced to the client–server model and gain a basic understanding of how the internet works through requests, responses, and HTTP status codes. Teachers guide students to set up essential tools such as Visual Studio Code and Postman.
In the first week, students learn what backend development is and how it differs from frontend work. They are introduced to the client–server model and gain a basic understanding of how the internet works through requests, responses, and HTTP status codes. Teachers guide students to set up essential tools such as Visual Studio Code and Postman.
