I participated in the "Linux System Administration Basics Seminar @ Osaka."

This is Nakagawa from the System Solutions Department.
recentlyLPI-Japanhosted byLinux System Administration Fundamentals Seminarattended

My reasons for participating were my interest in externally held seminars, my desire
to increase my basic knowledge of Linux, and to review the knowledge I learned for the LPIC exam.

Seminar Content

The contents of this seminar were as follows:

• Managing root privileges
• Network Settings
• Service Management
• Package Management
• System Monitoring
• Log Management

The lecturerBiginet Co., Ltd., President and CEO ofToru Miyaharawas
He also co-authored "Linux System Administration Standard Textbook," which was used as the textbook for this seminar.

I obtained the LPIC LEVEL 1 certification last year, but by attending this seminar I was able to gain a lot of new knowledge

• How to log in to a server using SSH
• Service startup settings for CestOS 7.0
• Notes on MAC address settings when duplicating virtual servers

I learned a lot about things I frequently deal with in my work, as well as points that will be necessary for my future work.
There was also an explanation and solution to a problem that I had previously dealt with for a long time
, and there was some content that made me think I should have taken the course earlier.

This is what the seminar looked like

I found the content related to system monitoring particularly interesting.
I learned about the definition of CPU load and troubleshooting methods, which I frequently deal with in my work, through detailed explanations.
Learning about troubleshooting methods from a different perspective than usual was a great opportunity to broaden my horizons.

Incidentally, the back of the lecture hall
was lined with Linux-related books and textbooks used in technical analysis seminars.

 

I was surprised at the number of related books!

Conclusion

This time it was a lecture format, but
there are also seminars where you bring your laptop and build a server while you go along.
In addition to Linux systems, there are also many technical explanations related to the LPIC exam.
I will actively participate in the next seminar as well to deepen my knowledge of Linux.