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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with 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Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *		\n			Type of Organization\n			\n		\n		Course VenuePretoria\, South 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)		\n			Additional Address Email\n			\n		\n		Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm Email		\n			of Address Name\n			\n		\n		Phone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South AfricaKigali\, RwandaHarare\, ZimbabweDubaiAdditional InformationOrganization Name *AddressAddress Line 2 *FirstLastAddress Line 3 *FirstLastOrganization Contact DetailsFirstLastNumber of Participants from organization\n\n\n\n	Participants: 1\nUse the slider to chose whether you want to register only 1 or 10 participantsAdditional Participants detailsSubmit
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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)		\n			Line Organization Applicant\n			\n		\n		Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm EmailPhone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South AfricaCape Town\, South 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to 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SUMMARY:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III
DESCRIPTION:Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III\nOverview \nWelcome to the Oracle Linux 8 System Administrator III course—your gateway to mastering the advanced aspects of Oracle Linux 8. Designed for IT professionals who have a solid understanding of Linux system administration\, this course will take your skills to the next level\, enabling you to handle complex administrative tasks and optimize system performance. \nThe Oracle Linux System Administration III course covers implementation of advanced Linux file systems\, configuring virtualization services and resource management controls\, use of Docker containers and Kubernetes container orchestration services\, advanced security services\, and advanced diagnostics services. The course also provides an extensive hands-on experience for advanced system administration tasks. \nCourse Objectives\nBy the end of this course\, participants will be able to:\n\nImplement shared disk cluster file system using OCFS2\n\n\nConfigure an iSCSI target and an iSCSI iniator\nConfigure iSCSI Multipathing\nControl access to system resources with control groups (cgroups)\nInstall and configure Podman\nPerform SELinux configuration\nMonitor\, Assess\, and Enforce Security Using Open SCAP\nPerform Encrypt and Decrypt Operations Using OpenSSL\nDescribe Linux Internals\nConfigure Linux Auditing System\nPerform Core Dump Analysis\nManage performance with TuneD\n\nCourse Introduction\n\nCourse Introduction\nPractice 1-1: Exploring the Gateway Environment\nPractice 1-2: Exploring the host01 VM\nPractice 1-3: Exploring the host02 VM\nPractice 1-4: Exploring the host03 VM\nPractice 1-5: Exploring the host04 VM\nPractice 1-6: Exploring the host05 VM\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\n\nOCFS2 and Oracle Clusterware\no2cb Utility\nOracle Clusterware: Introduction\nPractice 2-1: Preparing for an OCFS2 Configuration\nPractice 2-2: Configuring the Cluster Layout\nPractice 2-3: Configuring and Starting the O2CB Cluster Stack Service\nPractice 2-4: Creating an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-5: Mounting an OCFS2 Volume\nPractice 2-6: Tuning and Debugging OCFS2\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\n\niSCSI and Multipathing\niSCSI Initiator Sessions\nPractice 3-1: Configuring an iSCSI Server (Target)\nPractice 3-2: Configuring an iSCSI Client (initiator)\nPractice 3-3: Configuring iSCSI Multipathing\nPractice 3-4: Clean Up for Use in Subsequent Practices\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\n\nManaging Resources with Control Groups\nModifying Unit Configuration Files\nPractice 4-1: Exploring cgroup Integration into systemd\nPractice 4-2: Exploring cgroup Hierarchies and cgroup Subsystem Parameters\nPractice 4-3: Controlling Access to System Resources\n\nVirtualization with Linux\n\nVirtualization with Linux\nMicrosoft Hyper-V and Windows Azure\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\n\nOpen Container Initiative & Podman\nInstalling Open Container Initiative Tools\npodman network Utility\nPractice 6-1: Installing and Configuring Docker\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 01)\n\n\nPractice 6-2: Using Registries: Docker Hub and Oracle Container Registry (Part 02)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 01)\nPractice 6-3: Working with Docker Containers and Images (Part 02)\nPractice 6-4: Running Podman Containers with systemd\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\n\nOracle Linux Cloud Native Environment for Kubernetes\nOLCNE: Network Planes\nSetting Up kubectl Utility on the Control Plane Node\nBacking Up and Restoring a Kubernetes Cluster\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\n\nSecurity Enhanced Linux (SELinux)\nSELinux Context\nPractice 8-1: Exploring SELinux\nPractice 8-2: Configuring SELinux Context\n\nOpenSCAP\n\nOpenSCAP\nOpenSCAP Evaluation Report\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 01)\nPractice 9-1: Using the oscap Command-Line Interface (Part 02)\nPractice 9-2: Auditing the System by Using an OVAL Definition File\n\nOpenSSL\n\nOpenSSL\nAsymmetrical Encryption (Public Key Encryption)\nPractice 10-1: Encrypt and Decrypt By Using Symmetric Algorithms\nPractice 10-2: Encrypt and Decrypt a File by Using RSA Encryption\nPractice 10-3: Generate a Self-Signed Root Certificate\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\n\nIntroduction to Linux Internals\nVirtual File System\nPutting a Shared Library in the Standard Location\nPractice 11-1: Install the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Code\nPractice 11-2: Explore the Oracle Linux Kernel Source Tree\nPractice 11-3: Compile C Programs\nPractice 11-4: Create a Shared Library\n\nLinux Auditing System\n\nLinux Auditing System\nConfiguring File System Audit Rules\n\n\nPractice 12-1: Using the Linux Auditing System\nPractice 12-2: Configure Linux Auditing System Call Rules\nPractice 12-3: Audit Log File Analysis and Reporting\n\nCore Dump Analysis\n\nCore Dump Analysis\nUsing the crash Utility\nPractice 13-1: Configure Kdump\nPractice 13-2: Prepare Your System to Analyze vmcore\nPractice 13-3: Using the crash Utility\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\n\nPerformance Management with TuneD\nProfile tuned.conf Sections\nPractice 14-1: Explore TuneD\nPractice 14-2: Add and Customize TuneD Profiles\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\n\nUsing Gluster Storage\nCreating a Gluster Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-1: Install and Configure a Gluster Server\nPractice 15-2: Create a Gluster-Trusted Storage Pool\nPractice 15-3: Configure the Gluster Native Client\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Coordinated by BASA Training \nYou can also visit our Online Courses Website Excel Elearning \nYou can also get an affordable ebook on ebooksnest.com \n\n\n\n\nRegistration Form\nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Applicant Details *FirstLastEmail *EmailConfirm Email		\n			Name 2 of\n			\n		\n		Phone Number *Course Type *--- Select Choice ---CertificationsAccounting and FinanceAdministrationAuditing and GovernanceBankingBusiness Continuity and Crisis ManagementCommunication and Writing SkillsConferenceCustomer ServiceData Analytics and Artificial IntelligenceData Management and Business IntelligenceDigital Innovation and TransformationGovernment and Public SectorHuman Resources and TrainingInsurance and Financial ServicesInterpersonal Skills and Self DevelopmentIT Management and Cyber SecurityLeadership and ManagementManagementPlanning and Strategy ManagementProject ManagementPublic RelationsQuality and ProductivityRisk and ComplianceSafety and EnvironmentSecurity ManagementSelect the correct course category (typically found below in the course details)Course Name *Course VenuePretoria\, South AfricaDurban\, South 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