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Linux
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Module 1
Linux Lab and Command-Line Foundations
1
RHEL 10 Lab Setup and System Recovery Verification
Prepare a disposable RHEL 10-compatible lab system and verify administrative access, networking, and recovery options.
Prepare a disposable RHEL 10-compatible lab system and verify administrative access, networking, and recovery options.
2
Shell Command Syntax and Quoting Basics
Issue shell commands using correct command, option, argument, quoting, and escape syntax.
Issue shell commands using correct command, option, argument, quoting, and escape syntax.
3
Navigating Linux Directories with Absolute and Relative Paths
Navigate the Linux directory tree using absolute and relative paths.
Navigate the Linux directory tree using absolute and relative paths.
4
Locating Files in the Linux Filesystem Hierarchy
Locate configuration, log, user, temporary, and executable files in the standard Linux filesystem hierarchy.
Locate configuration, log, user, temporary, and executable files in the standard Linux filesystem hierarchy.
5
Efficient Shell Navigation and Command Chaining
Use shell history, tab completion, and command chaining to work efficiently at the prompt.
Use shell history, tab completion, and command chaining to work efficiently at the prompt.
6
Using System Documentation Tools Effectively
Locate and use documentation with man, info, command help, and /usr/share/doc.
Locate and use documentation with man, info, command help, and /usr/share/doc.
7
Inspecting Text Files with cat, less, head, tail, and wc
Inspect text files with cat, less, head, tail, and wc.
Inspect text files with cat, less, head, tail, and wc.
8
Creating and Editing Text Files with Vim
Create and edit text files with Vim.
Create and edit text files with Vim.
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