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The CompTIA Linux+ certification course is designed for IT professionals who aim to gain a deep understanding of Linux operating systems, one of the most popular and widely used operating systems in the IT industry. This course covers a wide range of Linux topics, including installation and package management, GNU and Unix commands, devices, Linux filesystems, filesystem hierarchy standard, and much more. It delves into the intricacies of system architecture, system operation and maintenance, user and group management, and filesystem management. Additionally, the course provides insights into scripting, security, and network settings, equipping participants with the skills to perform advanced tasks and troubleshoot various system issues. Throughout the training, learners will engage in hands-on exercises and real-world scenarios that mimic the challenges faced by professionals managing Linux systems in a business environment. This practical approach ensures that participants not only understand the theoretical aspects of Linux administration but also acquire the competency to apply their knowledge in actual job roles. Upon completing the course, participants will be prepared to take the CompTIA Linux+ certification exam, validating their expertise in Linux system administration. This certification is a valuable asset for those looking to establish or advance their career in IT, particularly in roles that require proficient Linux skills, such as system administrators, network administrators, and technical support specialists.

##### Domain 1: System Management - Summarize Linux fundamentals. - Given a scenario, manage files and directories. - Given a scenario, configure and manage storage using the appropriate tools. - Given a scenario, configure and use the appropriate processes and services. - Given a scenario, use the appropriate networking tools or configuration files. - Given a scenario, build and install software. - Given a scenario, manage software configurations. ##### Domain 2: Security - Summarize the purpose and use of security best practices in a Linux environment. - Given a scenario, implement identity management. - Given a scenario, implement and configure firewalls. - Given a scenario, configure and execute remote connectivity for system management. - Given a scenario, apply the appropriate access controls. ##### Domain 3: Scripting, Containers, and Automation - Given a scenario, create simple shell scripts to automate common tasks. - Given a scenario, perform basic container operations. - Given a scenario, perform basic version control using Git. - Summarize common infrastructure as code technologies. - Summarize container, cloud, and orchestration concepts. ##### Domain 4: Troubleshooting - Given a scenario, analyze and troubleshoot storage issues. - Given a scenario, analyze and troubleshoot network resource issues. - Given a scenario, analyze and troubleshoot central processing unit (CPU) and memory issues. - Given a scenario, analyze and troubleshoot user access and file permissions. - Given a scenario, use systemd to diagnose and resolve common problems with a Linux system.