RH134 Red Hat System Administration II (RH134) Training

Red Hat System Administration II (RH134) is the second course in the RHCSA training path and is designed for IT professionals who have completed Red Hat System Administration I (RH124).

This course deepens Linux administration skills with a focus on:

• Advanced storage management (LVM)

• SELinux security configuration

• Boot process control and troubleshooting

• Shell scripting and automation

• Container management

• Image-based RHEL deployment

It is based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.0.

• Completion of Red Hat System Administration I (RH124) is recommended

• Experienced administrators may consider RHCSA Rapid Track (RH199)

• System administrators who completed RH124

• Platform engineers

• DevOps professionals

• IT professionals advancing in Linux administration

After completing this course, participants will be able to:

• Install RHEL using scalable deployment methods

• Write and execute shell scripts for automation

• Manage advanced storage using LVM

• Secure systems using SELinux

• Control and troubleshoot the boot process

• Configure firewall and network security

• Manage containers with Podman

• Deploy and update image-based RHEL systems

Business Impact

This course enables organizations to:

• Improve Linux infrastructure reliability

• Optimize storage utilization

• Strengthen system security

• Reduce downtime through faster troubleshooting

• Adopt container-based modern infrastructure

Student Impact

Participants will gain advanced Linux administration skills including:

• LVM storage management

• SELinux policy configuration

• Boot troubleshooting

• Shell scripting automation

• Container and image-based system management

Shell Scripting and Command Line

• Writing basic shell scripts

• Command-line productivity techniques

• Using regular expressions

Task Scheduling

• Scheduling user tasks with at and cron

• Scheduling recurring system tasks

Log Analysis

• Interpreting system logs

• Troubleshooting using log data

SELinux Security Management

• Managing SELinux policies

• Securing service access

Archiving and File Transfer

• Creating compressed archives

• Secure file transfer between systems

System Performance Tuning

• Applying tuning profiles

• Adjusting process priorities

Storage Management

• Creating partitions

• Managing file systems

• Configuring swap space

Logical Volume Manager (LVM)

• Creating logical volumes

• Extending and managing volumes

Boot Process and Troubleshooting

• Managing system boot

• Rescue mode

• Recovering superuser access

Network Security

• Configuring the system firewall

• Controlling ports with SELinux

Network File System (NFS)

• Accessing network-attached storage

• Using automounter

Installing RHEL

• Interactive installation

• Automated installation with Kickstart

Container Management

• Managing containers with Podman

• Handling container images

Image-Based RHEL

• Deploying image-mode systems

• Updating and managing image-based servers