Red Hat Enterprise Linux servers (RHEL) Setup & Management

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     Introduction to Red Hat Enterprise Linux

    Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is one of the most trusted and popular operating systems for enterprises. RHEL provides a stable, secure, and scalable platform that can be used for various applications, from web servers to cloud environments and enterprise IT infrastructure.

    The goal of this training is to provide a comprehensive understanding of RHEL servers, focusing on installation, system administration, network configuration, security, and troubleshooting. By the end of this training, you will have the skills to manage and maintain RHEL servers in production environments.

    Why RHEL for Servers?

    • Enterprise-grade reliability: RHEL is designed for critical workloads and is highly reliable for enterprise use.
    • Security-focused: RHEL includes advanced security features such as SELinux and secure boot.
    • Performance and scalability: RHEL can scale from small systems to large, complex environments.
    • Wide adoption: Many Fortune 500 companies and government organizations use RHEL due to its stability and support.
    • Official support: Red Hat provides a range of support services, including certified training and troubleshooting.

    Prerequisites of RHEL Setup & Management

    To get the most out of this training, it is recommended that participants meet the following prerequisites:

    1. Basic Linux Knowledge: A foundational understanding of Linux, including basic commands, file system structure, and user management.
    2. Command-line Proficiency: Familiarity with using the command line to navigate and execute tasks within a Linux environment.
    3. Understanding of Networking Concepts: Knowledge of IP addressing, basic networking protocols, and networking tools like SSH will be helpful.
    4. Familiarity with Virtualization: Experience with virtual machines or cloud environments where RHEL servers are commonly deployed.
    5. Access to RHEL: Either a subscription to Red Hat Enterprise Linux or the use of a compatible distribution (like CentOS Stream) for practice and lab work.

    Table of Contents

    1. Introduction to Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)
    1.1 Overview of RHEL(Ref: Mastering in Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL))
    1.2 The Role of RHEL in Enterprise Environments
    1.3 RHEL Versions and Subscription Models

    2. Installation and Initial Setup
    2.1 RHEL System Requirements
    2.2 Installing RHEL (Graphical and Command-line Methods)
    2.3 Setting Up RHEL in Virtual Machines or Cloud Platforms
    2.4 Post-installation Configuration

    3. Basic Command-Line Operations
    3.1 Essential Linux Commands for Administration
    3.2 Navigating the Linux File System
    3.3 Managing Files and Directories
    3.4 Text Editing with vim and nano

    4. Package Management
    4.1 Introduction to YUM and DNF Package Managers
    4.2 Installing, Updating, and Removing Packages
    4.3 Working with Repositories

    5. User and Group Management
    5.1 Adding and Removing Users
    5.2 Configuring User Permissions and Ownership
    5.3 Group Management and Sudoers Configuration

    6. File Systems and Storage Management
    6.1 Overview of Linux File Systems
    6.2 Partitioning Disks
    6.3 Configuring Logical Volume Management (LVM)
    6.4 Mounting and Managing Storage Devices

    7. System Services and Daemons
    7.1 Introduction to systemd
    7.2 Starting, Stopping, and Enabling Services
    7.3 Managing System Boot Targets
    7.4 Monitoring System Performance and Logs

    8. Networking Configuration and Management
    8.1 Configuring Network Interfaces
    8.2 Managing Network Connections with nmcli and nmtui
    8.3 Configuring Static IP Addresses and Hostnames
    8.4 Managing Network Services: SSH, DNS, NTP
    8.5 Firewall Configuration with Firewalld

    9. Security Essentials of RHEL Setup & Management
    9.1 Overview of SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux)
    9.2 Configuring and Managing SELinux Policies
    9.3 Managing Firewalls and Security Zones
    9.4 User and Group Security Practices
    9.5 Implementing Encryption and Secure Communication

    10. Automation with Shell Scripting
    10.1 Basics of Shell Scripting
    10.2 Automating Repetitive Tasks
    10.3 Writing and Executing Simple Scripts
    10.4 Scheduling Jobs with cron and at

    11. Virtualization and Containers
    11.1 Overview of KVM and Virtualization with RHEL
    11.2 Setting Up Virtual Machines
    11.3 Managing Containers with Podman (Docker alternative)
    11.4 Basic Container Management and Deployment

    12. Advanced System Administration
    12.1 Kernel Management and Tuning
    12.2 Managing System Resources (CPU, Memory, Disk)
    12.3 Performance Monitoring and Optimization
    12.4 Handling System Backups and Recovery

    13. Troubleshooting and Monitoring
    13.1 Diagnosing Common Issues in RHEL
    13.2 Using Logs for Troubleshooting (journalctl, systemd logs)
    13.3 System Health Monitoring Tools
    13.4 Best Practices for System Maintenance

    14. Red Hat Subscription and Support Tools of RHEL Setup & Management
    14.1 Using Red Hat Subscription Manager
    14.2 Accessing Red Hat Support Resources
    14.3 Configuring RHEL for Updates and Patches

    15. Certification and Career Path of RHEL Setup & Management
    15.1 Preparing for the Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) Exam
    15.2 Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) Pathway
    15.3 Other Red Hat Certifications for Specializations

     

    This table of contents covers all the core aspects of managing Red Hat Enterprise Linux servers, focusing on practical skills that will allow you to efficiently deploy, configure, secure, and troubleshoot RHEL environments.

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