Join Scott Simpson for an in-depth discussion in this video Summary, part of Linux Foundation Cert Prep: Operation of Running Systems (Ubuntu).
- [Scott] That's been a look at the basics…of running a Linux system.…As I mentioned at the beginning of the course,…be sure to take time to explore what you've learned.…And explore the man pages…for some of the more advanced options.…And be sure to keep an eye out…for later courses in this series.…See you next time.…
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Author
Scott Simpson
Released
6/15/2017
Demonstrate your understanding of the Linux operating system by earning a Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator (LFCS) certification. In this course, Scott Simpson helps to familiarize you with the basics of operating a system running Ubuntu, and prepares you for the Operation of Running Systems domain of the LFCS exam. Scott explains how to manage the startup process, update the kernel, install software from source code, use AppArmor to confine software into limited access spaces, and examine resource utilization. He also goes into scheduling and verifying tasks, configuration management and automation, and incident management.
Topics include:
- Booting the system
- Managing the startup process
- Updating software
- Understanding shared libraries
- Examining resource utilization
- Upgrading or adding hardware
- Exploring system log files
- Scheduling and verifying tasks
- Incident management
Skill Level Beginner
1h 48m
Duration
14,760
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Introduction
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Welcome54s
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Environment setup1m 12s
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1. Booting and Starting Up
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Booting the system5m 51s
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Manage the startup process3m 49s
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Update the kernel3m 46s
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Change kernel parameters3m 51s
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2. Software and Updates
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Updating software5m 44s
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Installing from source3m 50s
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Explore AppArmor3m 51s
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3. Resources and Reports
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Examine resource utilization7m 21s
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Working with processes8m 22s
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Explore resource bottlenecks4m 14s
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Explore system hardware6m 10s
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Upgrade or add hardware4m 3s
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Explore system log files4m 34s
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System usage reporting7m 13s
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4. Automation and Scheduling
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Schedule and verify tasks7m 24s
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5. Recovery and Support
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Incident management2m 25s
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Conclusion
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Summary15s
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