Practical LPIC-1 Linux Certification Study Guide
- 2h 46m
- David Clinton
- Apress
- 2016
This book is your complete guide to studying for the Linux Professional Institute's Server Professional (LPIC-1) certification. Every concept, principle, process, and resource that might make an appearance on the exam is fully represented. You will understand every concept by rolling up your sleeves, opening up a terminal, and trying it all yourself. You will find suggestions for practical tasks along with "test-yourself" quizzes at the end of each chapter.
Whether you've decided to earn the Linux Professional Institute's Server Professional certification or you simply want to learn more about Linux administration, this book is a great choice. Right now, Linux administration skills are opening doors to some of the hottest job markets. And with the ongoing explosive growth of the cloud computing world - the vast majority of which is being built with Linux - the scope of the opportunities will only increase. Whether or not you end up taking the exam, if you manage to learn this material, you'll have done yourself a real favor.
What You Will Learn
- Basic Linux system administration and package management
- Device and desktop management
- Bash scripting
- Networking fundamentals
- Security administration
Who This Book Is For
Most potential readers will already have a decent idea of what Linux is and what kinds of things can be done with it, and are looking to acquire or formalize a more structured and complete ability to confidently administrate Linux systems.
About the Author
David Clinton is an experienced teacher, writer, and Linux system administrator. Besides this book, he is also the author of "Teach Yourself Linux Virtualization and High Availability - prepare for the LPIC-3 304 certification exam" (bootstrap-it.com) and of a number of Linux-based video courses at Pluralsight (http://app.pluralsight.com/author/david-clinton).
In this Book
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Topic 101: System Architecture
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Topic 102: Linux Installation and Package Management
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Topic 103: Gnu and Unix Commands
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Topic 104: Devices, Linux Filesystems, and the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
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Topic 105: Shells, Scripting, and Databases
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Topic 106: User Interfaces and Desktops
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Topic 107: Administrative Tasks
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Topic 108: Essential System Services
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Topic 109: Networking Fundamentals
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Topic 110: Security
