Linux Professional Institute LPIC-1 Certification

Price
Net: 4.950,00
VAT.: 940,50

Price
Net: 4.950,00
VAT.: 940,50

Price
Net: 4.950,00
VAT.: 940,50

Price
Net: 4.950,00
VAT.: 940,50

Price
Net: 4.950,00
VAT.: 940,50

Price
Net: 4.950,00
VAT.: 940,50

Price
Net: 4.950,00
VAT.: 940,50

Price
Net: 4.950,00
VAT.: 940,50

Price
Net: 4.950,00
VAT.: 940,50

Price
Net: 4.950,00
VAT.: 940,50

Price
Net: 4.950,00
VAT.: 940,50

Price
Net: 4.950,00
VAT.: 940,50

Duration
10 days

For companies and job seekers:
this course is 100% fundable!
 

Location

Course Language
German

Training Solutions
WalkIn®

In-depth Linux expertise is the foundation of modern IT infrastructures—from cloud environments to DevOps. If you want to administer systems securely, automate them, and operate them stably, you need more than just superficial knowledge. Here, the focus is on practical, exam-relevant expertise—structured, up-to-date, and technically precise.

Key topics

  • Linux architecture, distributions, kernel basics.
  • Installation, package management, boot process.
  • GNU and Unix commands, shell, word processing.
  • File systems, permissions, processes.
  • Network configuration, TCP/IP, basic security.
  • Scripting basics and automation.
  • Troubleshooting and system analysis.

Prerequisites
Basic IT knowledge, initial experience with operating systems and command lines is helpful.

Target audience
IT professionals, system administrators, DevOps beginners, support staff, tech-savvy individuals with a focus on Linux certification.

Structured exam preparation combines theory with realistic application scenarios and strengthens sustainable practical skills. Technical security, understanding of open-source ecosystems, and confident use of the Linux shell open up new perspectives in infrastructure, cloud computing, and IT security.

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Course content
  • Detect, set up, and customize hardware.
  • Perform the startup process.
  • Switch operating modes and shut down or restart systems.
  • Design memory partitioning.
  • Set up a startup manager.
  • Control shared libraries.
  • Use the Debian package system.
  • Use the RPM and YUM package systems.
  • Work efficiently in the shell.
  • Edit and control texts with filters.
  • Organize and manage files easily.
  • Use data streams with pipes and redirections.
  • Start, control, and end processes.
  • Adjust process priorities as needed.
  • Search texts using regular expressions.
  • Edit files using basic functions.
  • Set up partitions and file systems.
  • Ensuring consistency and security of file systems.
  • Controlling the mounting and unmounting of file systems.
  • Setting up and maintaining storage space restrictions.
  • Regulate access rights and ownership of files.
  • Creating and editing hard and symbolic links.
  • Locate and correctly classify system files.
  • Command interpreter, script control, and file management.
  • Create short scripts or modify existing processes.
  • Manage data using SQL commands.
  • Set up and customize X11.
  • Configure a login manager.
  • Use accessibility support.
  • Organize accounts for users and groups as well as relevant files.
  • Automatically control administrative processes with scheduled jobs.
  • Implement language and regional customizations.
  • Manage time settings.
  • Control logging in the system.
  • Basic knowledge of mail transfer agents.
  • Manage print services and processes.
  • Essential principles of Internet protocols.
  • Key steps in network configuration.
  • Basic network analysis and troubleshooting.
  • Configuring DNS settings on the client side.
  • Implement system security tasks professionally.
  • Reliably protect a computer system.
  • Secure information with encryption.

Frequently asked questions

  • LPIC-1 is an internationally recognized Linux certification from the Linux Professional Institute. It confirms basic skills in Linux system administration, command line, user management, networking, and package management.
  • Basic knowledge of IT systems and initial experience with Linux are helpful. Familiarity with the command line, files, processes, and basic network structure will make it easier to prepare for the exams.
  • Key topics include Linux installation, package management, GNU and Unix commands, file systems, user and rights management, shell environment, basic network configuration, and security.
  • LPIC-1 consists of two separate exams: 101 and 102. Both must be passed to obtain full certification from the Linux Professional Institute.
  • Recognition in the IT industry and verifiable basic Linux skills are key advantages. Companies use the certification as proof of quality for system administration, infrastructure, and server operation.
  • Typical roles include Linux system administrator, DevOps engineer, IT support specialist, and infrastructure administrator. This knowledge is also relevant for cloud, hosting, and data center environments.
  • The exam standard is distribution-independent. Content refers to common systems such as Debian, Ubuntu, Red Hat, or SUSE, as well as general Linux tools and GNU commands.
  • The certification is valid for five years. A retest or higher certification from the Linux Professional Institute automatically extends the validity.

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