Red Hat RH134 Advanced System Administration Training Course
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Description of the training: Red Hat RH134 Advanced System Administration Training Course
This training lets you master advanced Linux administration skills on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, including storage management, security, automation and system troubleshooting. It is the logical follow-up to Linux Administration – Fundamentals and prepares you for the responsibilities of a Linux administrator in a professional environment. You may also be interested in our Red Hat RHCSA Certification Training Course, our Red Hat Enterprise Linux Administration Training Course and our Red Hat Enterprise Linux Fundamentals Training Course.
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Sessions are guaranteed from a single registrant (except in cases of force majeure). A preliminary discussion takes place between the participant and/or a company representative to fully take into account the participant’s profile (level, needs, professional context, challenges, etc.). Assessment: during the training, the trainer assesses participants’ progress through quizzes, role-play and practical exercises. Participants receive a certificate of completion at the end of the training. This training is part of our IT Infrastructure Training Courses catalogue. Browse all our infrastructure training courses to design, administer and secure robust IT environments.
Objectives of the training: Red Hat RH134 Advanced System Administration Training Course
By the end of the training, participants will be able to:
- Use advanced Bash command-line features and write administration scripts
- Process text with regular expressions and stream manipulation
- Schedule tasks with cron and at
- Analyse system logs with journalctl
- Secure the system with SELinux
- Manage Linux storage, partitions and file systems
- Use LVM for flexible storage and snapshots
- Configure network storage with NFS
- Troubleshoot the boot process and systemd services
- Deploy Linux containers with Podman
Prerequisites of the training: Red Hat RH134 Advanced System Administration Training Course
Having attended Linux Administration – Fundamentals (equivalent to RH124), or mastering Linux basics: command line, user management, file and permission handling. Because every participant is unique, a personalised discussion with our expert lets us design a training course perfectly aligned with their objectives, level and professional challenges.
Target audience of the training: Red Hat RH134 Advanced System Administration Training Course
- Linux systems administrators
- Network and infrastructure administrators
- Systems engineers and DevOps
- IT technicians wanting to deepen their Linux skills
- Professionals preparing for the RHCSA certification
Detailed programme of the training: Red Hat RH134 Advanced System Administration Training Course
Advanced command-line productivity
- advanced Bash features
- simple shell scripts
- command automation
- advanced redirection and pipelines
- creating Linux administration scripts
Regular expressions and text processing
- regular expressions
- searching with grep
- data-stream manipulation
- automating text processing
- automated system-log analysis
Task scheduling
- scheduling with cron
- one-off scheduling with at
- managing scheduled tasks
- automated maintenance
- setting up automated maintenance
System log analysis
- how Linux logs work
- viewing logs with journalctl
- centralising and analysing logs
- diagnosing system incidents
- investigating a server incident
Advanced security with SELinux
- SELinux principles
- operating modes
- context management
- resolving SELinux issues
- configuring and troubleshooting SELinux
Linux storage management
- Linux partitions
- file systems
- swap
- disk-space management
- creating and managing partitions
Advanced storage management with LVM
- Logical Volume Manager principles
- creating logical volumes
- extending volumes
- LVM snapshots
- setting up dynamic storage
Network storage and file sharing
- network storage
- the NFS protocol
- automatic mounting
- managing shared resources
- configuring an NFS server
System boot and troubleshooting
- the boot process
- GRUB
- managing systemd services
- boot troubleshooting
- repairing an unbootable Linux system
Linux containers
- introduction to containers
- management with Podman
- creating and running containers
- image management
- deploying an application container
Why choose this training
- focuses on advanced Red Hat system administration (RH134)
- covers advanced storage, processes, networking and security
- builds on hands-on labs aligned with the RHCSA path
- prepares you for advanced administration tasks and the RHCSA certification
FAQ
What is Red Hat RH134?
RH134 (Red Hat System Administration II) is the official Red Hat course that follows RH124 and prepares for the EX200 (RHCSA) exam. It deepens Linux administration skills. At MFE-IT it is delivered in a small group and tailored to your context.
What is the difference between RH124, RH134 and RH254?
RH124 is the beginner course (basic RHEL administration). RH134 builds on RH124 and prepares for the RHCSA (EX200) certification. RH254/RH294 cover advanced administration and automation.
What are the prerequisites for RH134?
Having attended RH124 or equivalent experience in basic RHEL administration: managing users, files, processes and system services.
Does the course cover advanced storage (LVM), container management, SELinux and automation?
Yes. The RH134 (System Administration II) programme deepens RHEL administration: storage and LVM, file system management, service and boot control, SELinux security, network management, troubleshooting, running containers and automation basics.
How does RH134 fit relative to RH124?
RH134 (System Administration II) follows RH124 (System Administration I). Together they cover the scope of the RHCSA certification. RH134 deepens storage, security and automation.
How long is the RH134 training at MFE-IT?
The training lasts 5 days (35 hours), fully tailored, with a maximum of 3 participants per session. It covers Bash scripting, storage management, SELinux, LVM, NFS, boot troubleshooting and containers.