Access the command line (Review only)

Log in to a Linux system and run a variety of daya-to-day commands using the shell.

Manage files from the command line (Review only)

Carry out file and directory management from the bash prompt.

Managing Users and groups

Manage Linux users and groups and including password policies.

Control access to files/directories with permissions

Set permissions on files and directories, and interpret the security effects of different permission settings. Apply Access Control Lists (ACLs) with setfacl and getfacl.

Manage SELinux security

Use SELinux to manage access to files and interpret and troubleshoot SELinux security effects.

Monitor and manage processes

Monitor and manage processes active on the system.

Manage software packages and repositories

Manage software package installs and updates from yum package repositories.

Manage system services and daemons

Manage and monitor network services and system daemons using systemd.

Configure networking

Configure basic IPv4 networking, including Network Manager and bonding.

Viewing and managing logs

Locate and view system log files to facilitate troubleshooting.

Managing storage and file systems

Create and manage disk partitions, logical volumes with LVM. Create file systems, and swap areas.

Scheduling system tasks

Schedule repetitive system tasks using cron and systemd timer units.

Create shares and access network file systems

Share file systems using network file system (NFS) exports. Mount NFS and server message block (SMB/CIFS) shares from file servers.

Limiting network communication with firewalld

Configure a basic firewall using firewalld commands.

Virtualization and kickstart

Create and Manage Kernel VMs and install them with the Kickstart automated installer facility.