Training resources for LFCS certification (Linux Foundation
Introduction
1. Resources
2. Command-line
- 2.1. Editing text files on the command line
- 2.2. Manipulating text files from the command line
3. Filesystem & storage
- 3.1. File attributes
- 3.2. Archiving and compressing files and directories
- 3.3. Finding files on the filesystem
- 3.4. Formatting filesystems
- 3.5. Configuring swap partitions
- 3.6. Mounting filesystems automatically at boot time
- 3.7. Mounting networked filesystems
- 3.8. Partitioning storage devices
- 3.9. Assembling partitions as RAID devices
- 3.10. Troubleshooting filesystem issues
4. Local system administration
- 4.1. Managing local users accounts
- 4.2. Managing user accounts
- 4.3. Managing user account attributes
- 4.4. Creating local user groups
- 4.5. Managing file permissions
- 4.6. Setting file permissions and ownership
- 4.7. Managing fstab entries
- 4.8. Managing the startup process and related services
- 4.9. Managing user processes
- 4.10. Creating backups
- 4.11. Restoring backed up data
5. Local security
- 5.1. Accessing the root account
- 5.2. Using sudo to manage access to the root account
6. Shell scripting
- 6.1. Basic bash shell scripting
7. Software management
- 7.1. Installing software packages
8. New I (Understanding Processes)
9. New II (Networking)
10. New III (Backup and Recovery Methods)

Training resources for LFCS certification (Linux Foundation

New III (Backup and Recovery Methods)

Backup and Recovery Methods

Why Backups?

tar

cpio

Compression: gzip, bzip2 and xz and Backups

rsync

dd

dump and restore