Mastering RHCE EX294 - Linux Red Hat Certified Engineer

Red Hat Enterprise Linux: Core Concepts, Administration, and Automation, RHCE Exam Preparation for Success.

What you'll learn
- Understand the structure and purpose of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and its role in enterprise IT.
- Learn the roles and responsibilities of an RHCE, including automation and infrastructure management.
- Grasp the Linux system architecture and step-by-step boot process.
- Understand the filesystem hierarchy, directory structure, and location of key system files.
- Master the concepts of user and group management, permissions, and ownership models.
- Comprehend file permissions, security bits (SUID, SGID, Sticky Bit), and access control logic.
- Learn how to manage services and targets using systemd and troubleshoot boot issues.
- Understand package management with DNF, repositories, and dependency resolution.
- Gain insight into storage management, partitions, mount points, and LVM concepts.
- Explore network configuration, troubleshooting tools, and firewall management using firewalld.
- Learn how to synchronize system time using chrony and maintain network consistency.
- Understand SELinux concepts, security contexts, and how it integrates with firewalls.
- Develop a conceptual understanding of shell scripting, task scheduling, and automation.
- Get introduced to Ansible and its role in configuration management and automation.
- Discover how automation and DevOps practices are reshaping the RHCE role in modern IT.

Requirements
- Enthusiasm for system administration, networking, and automation concepts.

Description
This is an Unofficial Course.

This comprehensive course is designed to guide learners through the complete journey of understanding, managing, and automatingRed Hat Enterprise Linux systemsat a professional level. Built around the core competencies required for theRed Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE) certification, this course blends foundational Linux concepts with enterprise-level administration and automation practices that reflect real-world IT environments.

Students begin by exploring the fundamentals of the Red Hat ecosystem, gaining a clear understanding of Enterprise Linux, its lifecycle, repositories, and the critical roleRHCEprofessionals play in managing infrastructure. The course then progresses to essential Linux system concepts, including architecture, boot processes, filesystem hierarchy, and the principles of user, group, and permission management—laying the groundwork for mastering system administration.

As learners advance, they dive deep into system configuration, service management, and storage administration. They learn how systemd controls services and targets, how to troubleshoot boot issues, and how to handle package management using DNF and repositories.

The course emphasizes conceptual clarity in understanding how storage, partitioning, and logical volume management (LVM) operate, along with how filesystems are mounted and managed within enterprise systems.

Networking and security form another major focus of the course. Students develop a conceptual understanding of network configuration, troubleshooting tools, and firewall management using firewalld zones and services. The importance of time synchronization using chrony and its impact on enterprise systems is also explained in simple, visual terms.

The course further explores SELinux, helping students grasp how security policies, labels, and contexts safeguard Linux systems at a granular level, and how SELinux integrates with firewalls to enforce a layered security model.

The final stage of the course introduces system automation and modern administrative efficiency. Students learn the principles of shell scripting, cron scheduling, and the conceptual framework of Ansible—understanding how configuration automation has transformed Linux administration.

By connecting these automation tools with the broader DevOps landscape, learners appreciate the evolving role of RHCE professionals in modern IT environments.

By the end of this course, students will possess a strong conceptual and practical foundation in Linux system administration. They will understand how Red Hat Enterprise Linux operates in enterprise settings, how to manage and secure systems efficiently, and how automation enhances scalability and reliability.

Whether preparing for theRHCE certificationor aiming to advance a career in Linux system administration, this course provides the knowledge and confidence needed to succeed in today’s enterprise IT world.

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Who this course is for:
- Aspiring RHCE candidates preparing for Red Hat certification.
- IT professionals and system administrators who want to deepen their understanding of Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
- Network administrators and support engineers looking to expand their Linux management skills.
- DevOps enthusiasts who want to understand Linux automation and Ansible concepts.
- Students and beginners in IT who wish to start a career in Linux system administration.
- Anyone interested in enterprise-level Linux operations, automation, and security.
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