CompTIA Linux+ Training

CompTIA Linux+ validates the fundamental skills required of Linux system administrators to secure the enterprise, manage the cloud, and maintain system reliability.

It is the only job-focused Linux certification covering the latest foundational skills required by modern IT professionals.
Unlike other certifications, the exam combines performance-based tasks and multiple-choice questions, ensuring that certified professionals can actually perform in real-world environments.

From basic system management to scripting, automation, and troubleshooting, Linux+ lays the foundation for more advanced vendor-specific Linux certifications.

Participants should have:

• CompTIA A+ and Network+ level knowledge (certification not mandatory but recommended).

Introduction and Installation

• Preparing for Installation

• Installing Linux and Performing Basic Tasks

• Linux Design Philosophy and CLI Usage

Users, Groups, and Permissions

• Creating, modifying, deleting users and groups

• Superuser privileges and account profiles

• Managing file ownerships and special permissions

Storage and File Systems

• Managing partitions and logical volumes

• Mounting and maintaining file systems

• Troubleshooting storage and quotas

Files and Directories

• Creating and editing text files

• Searching and filtering data

• Manipulating file output and structures

Kernel and Boot Process

• Understanding the Linux Kernel and Modules

• Installing and configuring kernel modules

• The Linux Boot Process and GRUB 2 configuration

System Components and Services

• Localization, GUIs, and process management

• Managing services (systemd)

• Troubleshooting CPU, memory, and processes

Devices and Hardware

• Configuring and monitoring devices

• Hardware troubleshooting

Hands-On Labs

Participants engage in scenario-based labs covering:

• Linux installation and configuration

• User and permission management

• Shell scripting and automation

• Container management

• System and application troubleshooting