Linux Administration

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About Course

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the Linux operating system. Students will master the Linux command line (CLI), explore the internal structures of the Linux kernel—including process management, memory allocation, and file systems—and gain practical skills in server administration. The course culminates in the configuration of Apache web servers and the deployment of cross-platform web systems between Linux and Windows environments.

What Will You Learn?

  • Core OS Architecture: Understand the intermediary role of the Operating System between hardware and users.
  • Master the Command Line: Become proficient in the Linux Shell, mastering both internal and external commands for system navigation.
  • Process & Thread Management: Learn how the Linux Kernel handles multitasking, scheduling, and concurrency.
  • System Administration: Perform advanced tasks including memory management, I/O configuration, and Virtual File System (VFS) administration.
  • Server Deployment: Install and configure an Apache Web Server from scratch.
  • Cross-Platform Integration: Execute network configurations to allow seamless communication between Linux (Ubuntu) and Windows environments.

Course Content

Introduction to Operating System Structures
An overview of how hardware, software, and users interact through the technical layer of an OS.

  • Brief Introduction to OS & Structures
    13:36
  • Linux Operating System Structures Quiz
  • Computer System Operation
    04:44
  • Quiz: Computer System Operation

The Linux Environment & CLI Basics
Transitioning into the Linux environment and understanding its unique architecture.

Process and Thread Management
Deep dive into how Linux manages multiple tasks and the lifecycle of a process.

Kernel Mechanisms
Understanding the "brain" of Linux and how it prevents errors during simultaneous tasks.

Memory and I/O Management
Practical and theoretical approaches to how Linux uses RAM and communicates with hardware.

The Linux File System
Organizing data logically and managing storage devices.

Linux Networking
Configuring the OS to communicate over LAN and WAN environments.

Web Server Administration (The Capstone)
Setting up professional-grade web hosting environments.

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