Linux Monitoring and Maintenance (LPIC-2)
Pluralsight
Course Summary
This is the first of three courses to prepare you for the LPIC-2 117-201 exam.
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Course Description
In this course we are going to help you prepare for the Linux Professional Institute LPIC-1 201 exam, this course being the first in a a series of three for this exam. In this course, we look at monitoring, networking, and system messages which relate to the exam objective 200, 205, and 206. Starting with monitoring, the course will guide you through data collection with the package sysstat before looking at graphical representation with collectd. With that done, we learn to monitor services with Nagios. Then we look at Networking and even configure our own Wireless Access Point. With networking done, we turn to Bacula as a backup solution on the network and look at how we can message users who refuse to log off. This is a full and descriptive course for the Network Administrator who is looking for that next step.
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Course Syllabus
Introduction- 31m 47s
—Introducing LPIC-2 6m 38s
—Monitoring Linux 5m 59s
—Using vmstat 6m 29s
—Other Tools Within the Package procps 10m 5s
—Course Summary 2m 33sCommand Line Monitoring Tools- 32m 59s
—Introduction 4m 30s
—Demonstration Using netstat and iptables 4m 57s
—Installing and Configuring syststat 4m 5s
—Demo: Installing and Configuring sysstat on Ubuntu and Red Hat 5m 49s
—Reporting on Historical Data with sar 4m 20s
—Demo: Using sar on Ubuntu and Red Hat 8m 1s
—Summary 1m 15sGraphing Data Collection with collectd- 18m 9sMonitoring Availability with Nagios- 55m 19sBasic Network Administration- 41m 14sAdvanced Network Administration- 1h 2mProject: Building a Wireless Access Point- 30m 3sBuild C Programs from Source- 33m 48sBackup Operations- 58m 22sNotify Users- 29m 36s
