Red Hat Linux school training courses in Atlanta, GA (public, in-house or online)

RH033 is ideal for individuals who have never used Linux or UNIX, including Windows Professional. The students are taught the basics of a Red Hat Enterprise Linux environment, and will prepare you for a future role as a system administrator.

Course Outline

Linux Ideas and History
Linux Usage Basics
Running Commands and Getting Help
Browsing the Filesystem
Users, Groups and Permissions
Using the bash Shell
Standard I/O and Pipes
Text Processing Tools
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RH133 focuses on skills in systems administration on Red Hat Linux, to a level where you can attach and configure a workstation on an existing network. The student will be provided intensive hands-on training on the Red Hat Linux, and includes the RHCT Certification exam on the last day.

Course Outline

System Initialization
Package Management
Kernel Services
System Services
User Administration
Filesystem Management
Advanced Filesystem Management
Network...

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Red Hat Linux continues to enjoy an ever-expanding role in providing enterprise-level solutions. As companies migrate from proprietary to open source platforms, technical staff must leverage their existing expertise by learning the tools and techniques of the world of open source. Red Hat’s RHD-256: Red Hat Linux Application Development and Porting course provides a succinct introduction to new application development, as well as providing insight into porting existing applications, into th...

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The Red Hat Linux Kernel Internals course provides is an intensive hands-on course designed to provide a detailed examination of the Linux kernel architecture, including process scheduling, memory management, filesystems, and driving peripheral devices. RHD-236 is taught in a classroom with computers equipped with the current Linux distribution. This 5-day course provides hands-on training, concepts, and demonstrations, with emphasis on realistic labs and programming exercises.

Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:
How device drivers work with the Linux Kernel
How to configure and install the kernel
Compiling and loading a module and exporting symbols
Working with character and block device drivers
Memory Management
IOCTLs
Data Transfer Between User and Kernel Space
Memory Management
Tracing and Debugging
Time Management, Wait and Task Queues