The Basics
Linux is an open source operating system commonly used as a basis for web servers and other key networking service providers. Ubuntu is a popular Linux variant that forms the foundation of many websites. Additional help and official documentation for Ubuntu is available at their official website.
Expansion Pack
Users already familiar with command line operations on MacOS or even Windows will find the transition to headless Ubuntu servers to be a simple matter of learning some routine commands to meet their needs. More advanced users will apply their knowledge to system administration and design tasks needed to meet business requirements.
- KodeKloud – The Basic Linux Course
- Udemy – Linux Administration Bootcamp: Go from Beginner to Advanced
- KodeKloud – Shell Scripts for Beginners
Badge Progress
Linux practitioner badges are available at four levels beginning with the newly initiated practitioner and proceeding through the Linux expert capable of mentoring others who are just beginning their learning journey.
Special Achievements
Describe the purpose of special achievements and list them under individual headings below.
Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator
Certified Linux systems administrators are experienced system technicians who are proficient at system design, installation, setup and management.
Linux Foundation Certified Engineer
Certified Linux systems administrators are expected to provide the same capabilities as a system administrator in terms of supporting system design, installation, setup and management. Additionally, the must be capable of providing high-quality service at enterprise-level scale and under strict time constraints.
