This course is designed to equip professionals with the knowledge and practical skills required to efficiently manage and maintain Linux operating systems in accordance with the latest exam version (XK0-005). The program focuses on preparing participants to work confidently in cloud computing environments, cybersecurity contexts, and automated infrastructures, ensuring full readiness for modern, multi-platform technology ecosystems.
This course does not grant an attendance certificate. It has been specifically designed to qualify and train participants to successfully pass the official examination, professionally preparing you to obtain the CompTIA Linux+ certification accredited by the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA).
Course Objectives
- Establish a deep understanding of Linux operating system architecture and effective command-line interface (CLI) usage.
- Enable participants to manage and configure physical and virtual hardware resources and storage systems.
- Explain security strategies, system hardening techniques, and permission and access management.
- Strengthen automation skills through Bash scripting for repetitive task execution.
- Apply best practices in troubleshooting and system performance analysis.
Detailed Training Content
Unit 1: System Management
- Configuring kernel modules, network parameters, and system time settings.
- Managing users and groups, as well as file and directory permissions.
- Handling storage systems, disk partitioning, and Logical Volume Management (LVM).
- Installing and updating software using package managers such as DNF and APT.
- Practical exercises and applied questions on system administration, hardware configuration, and file management.
Unit 2: Security and Access
- Implementing security policies, securing user accounts, and managing passwords.
- Configuring firewalls and rule sets using Firewalld and UFW.
- Applying mandatory access control concepts using SELinux and AppArmor to enhance system protection.
- Managing public and private keys (SSH keys) and securing remote access.
- Practical exercises and applied questions on Linux system security and permission management.
Unit 3: Scripting, Containers, and Automation
- Writing Bash scripts to automate repetitive administrative tasks.
- Using version control tools such as Git to manage source code and configuration files.
- Understanding and applying container concepts using Docker and Podman.
- Explaining orchestration fundamentals and Infrastructure as Code (IaC) principles.
- Practical exercises and applied questions on automation, scripting, and container management.
Unit 4: Troubleshooting
- Analyzing log files to monitor system behavior and diagnose technical issues.
- Performing network troubleshooting and resolving connectivity problems.
- Diagnosing boot process issues and resolving hardware conflicts.
- Monitoring system resources such as CPU and RAM using standard monitoring tools.
- Practical exercises and applied questions on fault diagnosis and performance optimization.
Unit 5: Final Review and Exam Simulation
- Comprehensive review of all official exam domains based on the CompTIA Linux+ curriculum.
- Analysis of expected question structures and training on effective time management during the exam.
- Conducting mock exams that simulate the real testing environment.
- Practical exercises and applied questions covering the full curriculum and detailed answer reviews.
Target Audience
- Linux systems administrators.
- Systems engineers.
- Technical support specialists.
- Application developers seeking to better understand Linux environments.
- Professionals aiming to enter the fields of cybersecurity and cloud computing.
This course represents a pivotal investment in your professional career, providing a solid foundation and hands-on expertise sought by leading global organizations. Acquiring these skills opens broad opportunities for career growth in infrastructure engineering, automation, and modern IT operations.
