Course Outline
Introduction
- Overview of Oracle Linux
- Exploring the gateway machine
- Exploring the host virtual machine (VM)
Getting Started with Oracle Linux
- Installing Oracle Linux 8
- Connecting to a remote server via SSH
- Configuring OpenSSH
Using the GRUB Bootloader
- Overview of the GRUB Bootloader
- Configuring the GRUB 2 Bootloader
- Exploring the GRUB 2 Bootloader
- Booting different kernels
Introduction to Systemd
- Overview of systemd
- Understanding service unit files
- Using the GRUB menu and command line
- Utilizing systemd units
- Managing systemd service units
Managing Time
- Managing system tasks
- Configuring date and time
- Configuring Chrony
- Scheduling automated tasks
Configuring Devices and Kernel
- Understanding the sysfs file system
- Updating systems using DNF
- Working with loadable kernel modules
- Utilizing /proc files and sysfs file systems
- Using the sysctl utility
- Configuring udev rules
Managing Packages
- Installing, updating, or removing packages using dnf
- Using the rpm utility
- Accessing the Oracle Linux yum server
- Creating a local yum repository
- Using dnf utilities and modules
Using Oracle Ksplice
- Navigating the Ksplice web interface
- Installing the Ksplice offline client
- Applying Ksplice online updates
User and Group Administration
- Group account administration
- Installing and utilizing Oracle/local case files
- Administering user and group accounts
- Implementing user private groups
- Configuring password aging policies
- Granting and restricting sudo command access
Working with Partitions, File Systems, and Swap
- Removing partitions
- Understanding file system types
- Listing current disk partitions
- Partitioning storage devices
- Creating ext4 file systems
- Increasing swap space
Configuring the Network
- Understanding nmcli radio objects
- Configuring the eth1 network interface
- Using nmcli and nmtui utilities
- Utilizing the ip utility
Securing the Network
- Overview of network security
- Starting and configuring firewalld
- Configuring nftables
Oracle-Specific Configurations
- Understanding Oracle-related shell limits
- Installing and running the Oracle database preinstall package
- Preparing disks for ASM (Automatic Storage Management)
- Installing and configuring ASMLib
- Reverting changes if necessary
Monitoring and Managing the System
- Using the top utility
- Analyzing data with OSWatcher Analyzer (OSWbba)
- Generating reports using sosreport
- Leveraging standard Linux performance monitoring tools
- Installing and operating OSWatcher
- Utilizing the OSWatcher analyzer
Using System Logging
- Configuring log rotation
- Setting up system logging
- Employing rsyslog templates
- Using logwatch
- Managing logs with systemd-journald
Troubleshooting Techniques
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of Linux systems.
Audience
- System administrators
- Technical consultants
- Database administrators
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good explanation on each points and provide assignment for practices.
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The exercises and "tests" that we performed
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Machine Translated