System Administrator
Work by hand through what happens in front of a server every day. Install packages, connect with a key and move files, write one fstab line exactly right, handle RAID, LVM and iSCSI by the procedure, work with qcow2 images and rootless containers, and finish a backup with a restore rehearsal. At the end you calculate, in numbers, when to order more capacity and when to stop a change.
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- Package Management — What happens behind one install command.
- SSH and File Transfer — Connect with a key, move files safely, dig a tunnel.
- Storage and Mounts — One fstab line saves or kills your boot.
- Storage in Practice — RAID, Snapshots, iSCSI, fio — Keep the data when a disk dies or a change goes wrong
- Virtualisation with QEMU/KVM — A qcow2 backing chain is what makes a golden image.
- Running Rootless Podman — No daemon, no root, still containers.
- Backup and Restore — Without a restore rehearsal it is not a backup.
- Capacity Planning and Change Management — Calculate When It Fills, Write Down When to Stop — Order-by dates, abort times, measured RPO and RTO
- RHEL-Family Administration — dnf, rpm, createrepo — and unit files.