Linux runs a large share of the servers on the internet, many business applications and practically the entire container and cloud infrastructure. Anyone who works with it cannot avoid the command line – but that is also where the system’s real strength lies.
In our Linux courses, you work hands-on with the system from the start. You find your way confidently around the file system and shell, manage users, permissions and packages, set up services, read logs for troubleshooting and automate recurring tasks with simple shell scripts.
The vendor-neutral CompTIA Linux certification tests whether someone can run Linux systems in day-to-day operation. It is suitable for anyone coming from the Windows world or wanting to formally demonstrate Linux skills they have built up over time.
In our courses, you work on the system throughout. You deepen your knowledge of the command line and file system, manage users, permissions, packages and processes, configure services and network settings, and deal with hardening and troubleshooting. The course specifically prepares you for the exam.
The LPIC certifications from the Linux Professional Institute are vendor-neutral and test whether someone can actually run Linux systems – not just use a particular distribution. The exam content is correspondingly practical.
In our LPIC courses, you work on the system throughout. You deepen your knowledge of the command line and file system, manage users, permissions and packages, configure services and network settings, and practise troubleshooting using log files. The course specifically prepares you for the relevant LPIC exam.
