- Volume Management
- Package Management
- Shell Scripting
- System Updates
- Backup and Recovery
- Log Management
- Traffic Monitoring in CentOS
- Remote Management
- Install Anonymous FTP
- Set Up Postfix MTA and IMAP/POP3
- MySQL Setup On CentOS 7
- Install Apache Web Server CentOS 7
- Create SSL Certificates
- Install and Configure Open LDAP
- Set Up Perl for CentOS Linux
- Configure Ruby on CentOS Linux
- Set Up Python with CentOS Linux
- Configure PHP in CentOS Linux
- Firewall Setup
- Process Management
- Resource Mgmt with crgoups
- Resource Mgmt with systemctl
- Systemd Services Start and Stop
- Quota Management
- User Management
- File / Folder Management
- Basic CentOS Linux Commands
- CentOS Overview
- Home
Linux Admin Useful Resources
Selected Reading
- Who is Who
- Computer Glossary
- HR Interview Questions
- Effective Resume Writing
- Questions and Answers
- UPSC IAS Exams Notes
Linux Admin - CentOS Overview
Unique among business class Linux distributions, CentOS stays true to the open-source nature that Linux was founded on. The first Linux kernel was developed by a college student at the University of Helsinki (Linus Torvalds) and combined with the GNU utipties founded and promoted by Richard Stallman. CentOS has a proven, open-source pcensing that can power today’s business world.
CentOS has quickly become one of the most propfic server platforms in the world. Any Linux Administrator, when seeking employment, is bound to come across the words: “CentOS Linux Experience Preferred”. From startups to Fortune 10 tech titans, CentOS has placed itself amongst the higher echelons of server operating systems worldwide.
What makes CentOS stand out from other Linux distributions is a great combination of −
Open source pcensing
Dedicated user-base of Linux professionals
Good hardware support
Rock-sopd stabipty and repabipty
Focus on security and updates
Strict adherence to software packaging standards needed in a corporate environment
Before starting the lessons, we assume that the readers have a basic knowledge of Linux and Administration fundamentals such as −
What is the root user?
The power of the root user
Basic concept of security groups and users
Experience using a Linux terminal emulator
Fundamental networking concepts
Fundamental understanding of interpreted programming languages (Perl, Python, Ruby)
Networking protocols such as HTTP, LDAP, FTP, IMAP, SMTP
Cores that compose a computer operating system: file system, drivers, and the kerne