This specialization is intended for people without technical experience who seek to develop bash scripting skills and learn about Unix tools that will allow them to perform basic system administrator tasks on Linux and other Unix-based systems. In these four courses, you will cover everything from navigating the system on the command line, to scripting and automating tasks, to networking and containers. These topics will help prepare you to comfortably navigate and troubleshoot Unix-based systems and automate tasks on more complex systems.
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Discover the basics of Unix systems with our introductory course designed for beginners. Gain a solid foundation in Unix principles and practice essential commands directly through an accessible Ubuntu environment. No prior technical knowledge required!
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Discover how to manage devices and navigate networks effortlessly with our introductory course. Designed for beginners, this hands-on experience teaches you the fundamentals of connecting to devices and networks using an Ubuntu system, which can be applied across various Unix-based operating systems. Learn about managing devices and partitions, essential networking tools, name resolution, and secure data transfer techniques.
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Discover the power of Bash scripting and system configuration with our beginner-friendly course. Start coding simple scripts, understand complex control structures, and delve into advanced topics like regular expressions and version control using Git. Perfect for those new to scripting, this course will equip you with essential skills for managing Unix-based systems efficiently.
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Start your journey into the world of containerization with our introductory course on Container Creation and Orchestration Basics. Designed for those new to technology, this course provides practical experience in creating containers using an accessible Ubuntu system. Dive into understanding the benefits of containers, building container images, and deploying applications with Kubernetes – all from scratch.