CompTIA Linux+: Storage & File systems
CompTIA
| Intermediate
- 17 videos | 1h 40m 38s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
Managing Linux storage devices, partitions, and file systems is a required skill for Linux technicians. Most Linux distributions have similar file system hierarchies, and performance and fault tolerance improvements can be realized by configuring redundant array of inexpensive disks (RAID) disk levels. Linux storage is not limited to local mass storage devices but can also include network storage. Begin this course by discovering how Linux treats mass storage devices, partitions, and file system types. Then you will examine the Linux file system hierarchy standard and learn when to use specific Linux file system management commands, and how to partition and format Linux storage. Next, you will learn how to mount and unmount Linux file systems, and when to use hard and soft, or symbolic, links. Finally, you will explore how to implement RAID disk levels in Linux, and you will work with Linux logical volume management (LVM) and network storage using an Internet Small Computer Systems Interface (iSCSI). This course can be used to prepare for the Linux+ XK0-005 certification exam.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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Discover the key concepts covered in this course
Recall how linux treats mass storage devices, partitioning and partition types, and file system types
Outline the purpose of various linux directories such as /boot, /proc, /dev, /var, and so on
Recognize when to use linux file system management commands such as lsblk, fdisk, mkfs, parted, and partprobe
Manage disk partitions and formatting using linux commands
Manage local linux mount points using mount, umount, and /etc/fstab
Manage remote linux mount points
Distinguish between hard and soft or symbolic links in linux
Work with hard and symbolic links in the linux file system -
Manage and repair linux file systems using commands such as fsck and tune2fs
Define common redundant array of inexpensive disks (raid) disk levels for performance and fault tolerance purposes
Configure software raid in linux
Define the purpose of lvm in the linux environment
Configure lvm in linux
Recognize how linux can use network storage
Configure an internet small computer systems interface (iscsi) initiator in linux
Summarize the key concepts covered in this course
IN THIS COURSE
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1m 28sIn this video, we will discover the key concepts covered in this course. FREE ACCESS
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6m 11sUpon completion of this video, you will be able to recall how Linux treats mass storage devices, partitioning and partition types, and file system types. FREE ACCESS
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3. The Linux File System Hierarchy7m 22sAfter completing this video, you will be able to outline the purpose of various Linux directories such as /boot, /proc, /dev, /var, and so on. FREE ACCESS
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4. Linux Storage Command Line Management Tools5m 34sUpon completion of this video, you will be able to recognize when to use Linux file system management commands such as lsblk, fdisk, mkfs, parted, and partprobe. FREE ACCESS
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5. Creating Linux File Systems5m 13sDuring this video, you will learn how to manage disk partitions and formatting using Linux commands. FREE ACCESS
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6. Mounting Local Linux File Systems6m 50sFind out how to manage local Linux mount points using mount, umount, and /etc/fstab. FREE ACCESS
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7. Mounting Remote Cloud-based File Systems6m 21sIn this video, discover how to manage remote Linux mount points. FREE ACCESS
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8. Linux File System Hard and Soft Links7m 23sAfter completing this video, you will be able to distinguish between hard and soft or symbolic links in Linux. FREE ACCESS
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9. Working With Hard and Soft Links6m 10sLearn how to work with hard and symbolic links in the Linux file system. FREE ACCESS
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10. Managing Linux File Systems6m 54sIn this video, find out how to manage and repair Linux file systems using commands such as fsck and tune2fs. FREE ACCESS
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11. RAID Disk Levels7m 58sUpon completion of this video, you will be able to define common redundant array of inexpensive disks (RAID) disk levels for performance and fault tolerance purposes. FREE ACCESS
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12. Configuring Software RAID in Linux5m 18sDiscover how to configure software RAID in Linux. FREE ACCESS
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13. Linux Logical Volume Management (LVM)5m 55sAfter completing this video, you will be able to define the purpose of LVM in the Linux environment. FREE ACCESS
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14. Configuring LVM6m 57sDuring this video, you will learn how to configure LVM in Linux. FREE ACCESS
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15. Storage Area Networks and Network Attached Storage8m 18sUpon completion of this video, you will be able to recognize how Linux can use network storage. FREE ACCESS
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16. Configuring a Linux-based iSCSI Initiator5m 42sIn this video, find out how to configure an Internet Small Computer Systems Interface (iSCSI) initiator in Linux. FREE ACCESS
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17. Course Summary1m 4sIn this video, we will summarize the key concepts covered in this course. FREE ACCESS
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