Linux Professional Institute Certification (LPIC-1) - LPI 101 and LPI 102

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Duration
5 days

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Location

Course Language
English

Training Solutions
Connected Classroom

Linux forms the foundation of modern IT infrastructures—from data centers to the cloud. Solid knowledge of administration, security, and system architecture is in demand.

Key topics

  • Installation and package management
  • GNU and Unix commands
  • File systems and memory management
  • Processes, boot process, kernel
  • Network configuration and security
  • Shell, scripting, and automation

Prerequisites
Basic IT knowledge and initial practical experience with Linux systems.

Target audience
IT professionals, system administrators, support staff, DevOps environment.

Structured knowledge of Linux strengthens technical confidence and creates robust skills for professional IT environments in a web and cloud context.

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Course content
  • Define and configure hardware settings.
  • Start the system
  • Change runlevels/boot targets and shut down or restart the system.
  • Design hard disk layout
  • Install boot manager
  • Manage shared libraries
  • Use Debian package management
  • Use RPM and YUM package management
  • Linux as a virtualization guest
  • Working with the command line
  • Processing text streams with filters
  • Performing basic file management tasks
  • Using streams, pipes, and redirection
  • Creating, monitoring, and terminating processes
  • Changing the execution priorities of processes
  • Searching text files with regular expressions
  • Basic file editing
  • Creating partitions and file systems
  • Maintaining the integrity of file systems
  • Controlling the mounting and unmounting of file systems
  • Removing
  • Manage file permissions and ownership
  • Create and modify hard links and symbolic links
  • Search for system files and place files in the correct location
  • Customizing and using the shell environment
  • Customizing or writing simple scripts
  • Installing and configuring X11
  • Graphical desktops
  • Accessibility
  • Automation of system administration tasks through job scheduling.
  • Localization and internationalization
  • Manage system time
  • System logging
  • Basics of the Mail Transfer Agent (MTA)
  • Managing Printers and Printing
  • Fundamentals of Internet Protocols
  • Persistent network configuration
  • Basic network troubleshooting
  • Configuring client-side DNS
  • Perform security administration tasks
  • Set up host security
  • Secure data through encryption

Frequently asked questions

  • LPIC-1 certifies basic skills in Linux system administration. It certifies knowledge of installation, command line, system maintenance, networking, and security in GNU/Linux environments.
  • The focus is on Linux installation, system architecture, shell commands, package management, device and file system management, user rights, network configuration, and basic security functions.
  • Recognized Linux expertise improves career opportunities in infrastructure, cloud, and DevOps roles. Many companies use Linux on servers, platforms, and in modern IT architectures.
  • The certification is completely manufacturer-neutral. It teaches Linux basics that can be applied to many distributions, including Debian, Ubuntu, Red Hat, and SUSE.
  • Typical areas of application include Linux system administration, IT infrastructure, technical support, DevOps environments, and platform and server operations in companies.
  • Practical knowledge of the Linux command line, system configuration, user administration, network basics, software installation, and basic system maintenance will be confirmed.
  • LPIC-1 is one of the world's most established Linux certifications. Companies and organizations use it as objective proof of basic Linux administration skills.
  • LPIC-1 is followed by higher levels such as LPIC-2 for advanced administration and LPIC-3 for specialized enterprise topics such as security, virtualization, or mixed environments.

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