Following on from the LFCS: Linux Essentials, this course will extend your administration knowledge of CentOS 7 and covers such topics as managing the boot loader and software management.

Immerse yourself in managing command line Linux services, including installs and building applications. This is the sixth course in a series of seven courses preparing you for the Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator exam.

Administrators can make storage management more reliable than ever with Linux. This course will teach you several components of Linux storage management, including virtual memory, configuring an iSCSI block storage server, and more.

Not only will you learn how to manage local users and groups, you will also learn how to install and configure OpenLDAP Directories and Kerberos Authentication.

This is the final course of 7 that helps prepare you for the Linux Foundation Certified Administrator exam. As the name suggests, we delve into the world of virtualization.

The Elastic Stack is one of the most effective ways to leverage open source technology to build a central logging, monitoring, and alerting system for servers and applications. This course will teach you how to setup of the Elastic Stack.

This session takes the capabilities of chaos engineering beyond resiliency to support capacity optimization. Why not glean more insight from the data so you can prioritize efforts and respond rapidly?

This course will teach you the requirements and value of obtaining the IIBA®-CCA.

This course will teach you key techniques for analysis work when working with cybersecurity requirements and needs.

This course will teach you essential cybersecurity risks and control concepts required to build technological solutions that address cybersecurity needs.

This course will teach you how to define user access controls necessary to address cybersecurity needs required to deliver successful technology solutions.

This course will teach you the definition of cybersecurity operational risks, risk responses, and how to communicate and address these items in the context of business daily operations.