About this Course:

Linux is the leading operating system for web servers, consumer electronics, smartphones, and cloud computing. The continuous growth and expansion of the IT industry have created a drought of Linux System Administrators. Businesses are direly in need of proficient Linux Professionals who can fine-tune Linux System Performances and maximize efficiency & speed. A Linux System Administrator earns $70,057 annually and can easily secure a highly reputable job.

This course provides an in-depth overview of the basics tools & techniques used in optimizing Linux System Performance and Administration. Professionals will learn to better maintain Linux systems and make it operate at optimal levels. The techniques and practices instructed in this course are tested and suited to most-demanding computing ecosystems. The teachings of this course align with a broad group of Linux Distributions and professionals also learn the art of effective Linux System Implementation.

Course Objectives:

The core objective of this course is to help professionals develop a better understanding and sound knowledge of the following key concepts:

• Linux Monitoring Tools and Techniques
• Configuration Management Best Practices in Linux
• Kernels Behavior’s Manual Optimization
• Linux Systems Profiling, Tracing, and Instrumental Techniques
• Optimizing Linux Distributions and Maximizing Efficiency & Speed

Audience:

This course is specifically tailored for the following group of professionals and interested candidates:

• Linux System Administrator
• Technology Architects & System Administrators
• Professionals interested in Linux Systems Optimization & Improving Speed & Efficiency

Prerequisites:

Professionals planning to enroll in the Linux Performance Tuning (LFS426) course must comply with the following prerequisites:

• Practical Knowledge of working with Linux Operating Systems
• Conceptual Know-how of the Core Concepts of Local System Administration
• Familiarity with the key concepts covered in Linux System Administration (LFS301)