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4 Hours of Video Instruction
Overview
4 hours of video instruction detailing Red Hat Enterprise (RHEL 7) new features to update your skills!
Description
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 7 New Features LiveLessons lets you update your Red Hat Skills! In this unique video product, expert Red Hat Certified Instructor and author Sander van Vugt features what’s new in Red Hat Enterprise Linux version 7. Detailing what’s new, revised, and improved so you can update your skills quickly and easily. This course was created for experienced Linux administrators and focuses on new features only.
Major topics include:
About the Instructor
Sander van Vugt is an independent Linux specialist, living in the Netherlands, with customers all over the world. Sander has taught Linux classes since 1994 and has written more than 40 books about different Linux-related topics. Sander is currently a Red Hat Certified Instructor. His years of experience have given him a deep knowledge and understanding of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Sander is also an authorized proctor for Red Hat exams. His teaching and certified instructor experience give him an intimate knowledge of the exam—from knowing what is difficult for many students and where you might need extra attention to what has changed for the new RHEL 7 update. Sander also actively works as a consultant specializing in Linux High Availability, Performance and Security. Sander is a regular speaker at major Linux conferences all over the world.
Skill Level
What You Will Learn
Who Should Take This Course
Primary audience
Skilled Linux administrators that either already have a lot of experience with previous versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, or are holding a current RHCSA or RHCE certificate on previous versions of Red Hat (estimate approximately 100,000 certified professionals worldwide). Because the changes between RHEL 6 and RHEL 7, even skilled professionals will need information on how to use these new features.
Secondary audience
Those working towards an RHCE certificate, particularly if their RHCSA certificate was on RHEL 6.
Table of Contents
Lesson 1: Installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
Learning Objectives
1.1System Requirements
1.2Performing an Advanced RHEL Server Installation
Lesson 2: Managing Systemd Services
Learning Objectives
2.1Understanding Units
2.2Understanding Systemd Targets
2.3Managing Services in Systemd
2.4Understanding Cgroups
2.5Mounting File Systems Through Systemd
2.6Managing Automount Through Systemd
Lesson 3: Configuring Networking
Learning Objectives
3.1Understanding NetworkManager
3.2Using nmtui
3.3Using nmcli
3.4Managing Software Bridges
3.5Managing Network Bonds and Teaming
3.6Managing IPv6 Networking
Lesson 4: Integrating Journald and Rsyslog Logging
Learning Objectives
4.1Journald and Rsyslogd: Similarities and Differences
4.2Reading Journald Logs
4.3Journald - Rsyslog Integration
Lesson 5: Understanding GRUB2
Learning Objectives
5.1Understanding GRUB2 Configuration
5.2Using the GRUB2 Boot Prompt
5.3Modifying the GRUB2 Configuration Persistently
Lesson 6: Managing the XFS and Btrfs File System
Learning Objectives
6.1Choices in File Systems: Ext4, XFS and Btrfs
6.2Using XFS tools
6.3Understanding Btrfs Features
6.4Managing Btrfs File Systems
6.5Working with Btrfs Subvolumes
Lesson 7: Troubleshooting RHEL 7 Boot Problems
Learning Objectives
7.1Understanding Troubleshooting Modes
7.2Recovering a Lost Root Password
7.3Special Troubleshooting Modes
Lesson 8: Configuring a Firewall with Firewalld
Learning Objectives
8.1Understanding Firewall Management in RHEL 7
8.2Understanding Firewalld Components
8.3Managing Firewalld Services
8.4Using Firewall-cmd to Assign Services to Zones
8.5Working with Rich Rules
Lesson 9: Managing DNS in RHEL 7
Learning Objectives
9.1Understanding Unbound DNS Configuration
9.2Configuring a Cache Only DNS Server with Unbound
Lesson 10: Managing Time Synchronization
Learning Objectives
10.1Understanding RHEL 7 Time Configuration
10.2Using the Timeanddate Utility
10.3Using Chrony for Setting up NTP
Lesson 11: Using Docker
Learning Objectives
11.1What Is Docker
11.2Getting Started
Lesson 12: Small Improvements
Learning Objectives
12.1Symlinks
12.2Nslcd
12.3SElinux man Pages
12.4Apache Configuration
12.5Gnome 3
12.6Gnome Boxes
About LiveLessons Video Training
LiveLessons Video Training series publishes hundreds of hands-on, expert-led video tutorials covering a wide selection of technology topics designed to teach you the skills you need to succeed. This professional and personal technology video series features world-leading author instructors published by your trusted technology brands: Addison-Wesley, Cisco Press, IBM Press, Pearson IT Certification, Prentice Hall, Sams, and Que. Topics include: IT Certification, Programming, Web Development, Mobile Development, Home and Office Technologies, Business and Management, and more. View all LiveLessons on InformIT at: http://www.informit.com/livelessons
Pearson IT Certification, and Sander Van Vugt have no affiliation with Red Hat, Inc. The RED HAT and RHCSA trademarks are used for identification purposes only and are not intended to indicate affiliation with or approval by Red Hat, Inc.
Lesson 1: Installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
Learning Objectives
1.1System Requirements
1.2Performing an Advanced RHEL Server Installation
Lesson 2: Managing Systemd Services
Learning Objectives
2.1Understanding Units
2.2Understanding Systemd Targets
2.3Managing Services in Systemd
2.4Understanding Cgroups
2.5Mounting File Systems Through Systemd
2.6Managing Automount Through Systemd
Lesson 3: Configuring Networking
Learning Objectives
3.1Understanding NetworkManager
3.2Using nmtui
3.3Using nmcli
3.4Managing Software Bridges
3.5Managing Network Bonds and Teaming
3.6Managing IPv6 Networking
Lesson 4: Integrating Journald and Rsyslog Logging
Learning Objectives
4.1Journald and Rsyslogd: Similarities and Differences
4.2Reading Journald Logs
4.3Journald - Rsyslog Integration
Lesson 5: Understanding GRUB2
Learning Objectives
5.1Understanding GRUB2 Configuration
5.2Using the GRUB2 Boot Prompt
5.3Modifying the GRUB2 Configuration Persistently
Lesson 6: Managing the XFS and Btrfs File System
Learning Objectives
6.1Choices in File Systems: Ext4, XFS and Btrfs
6.2Using XFS tools
6.3Understanding Btrfs Features
6.4Managing Btrfs File Systems
6.5Working with Btrfs Subvolumes
Lesson 7: Troubleshooting RHEL 7 Boot Problems
Learning Objectives
7.1Understanding Troubleshooting Modes
7.2Recovering a Lost Root Password
7.3Special Troubleshooting Modes
Lesson 8: Configuring a Firewall with Firewalld
Learning Objectives
8.1Understanding Firewall Management in RHEL 7
8.2Understanding Firewalld Components
8.3Managing Firewalld Services
8.4Using Firewall-cmd to Assign Services to Zones
8.5Working with Rich Rules
Lesson 9: Managing DNS in RHEL 7
Learning Objectives
9.1Understanding Unbound DNS Configuration
9.2Configuring a Cache Only DNS Server with Unbound
Lesson 10: Managing Time Synchronization
Learning Objectives
10.1Understanding RHEL 7 Time Configuration
10.2Using the Timeanddate Utility
10.3Using Chrony for Setting up NTP
Lesson 11: Using Docker
Learning Objectives
11.1What Is Docker
11.2Getting Started
Lesson 12: Small Improvements
Learning Objectives
12.1Symlinks
12.2Nslcd
12.3SElinux man Pages
12.4Apache Configuration
12.5Gnome 3
12.6Gnome Boxes