Systems Administration involves the utilization and management of an organizations systems and applications. The role of Systems Administrator is a job that is needed in one way or another, by almost every organization across the planet. Sys Admins will always have a job because our reliance on operating systems, hardware, applications and platforms grows more every day, and these systems continually become outdated or need maintenance.

However, since there is so much change in the technologies that drive Systems Administration, the requirement to stay on top of those changes can be difficult and expensive to achieve. Not anymore, Cybrary will always provide free Systems Administration training.

Who Should Attend?

• Business owners and managers who want to develop their business.
• Office and institution managers.
• Managers and owners of economic and commercial establishments.
• Directors of state institutions.
• Heads of special departments in maintaining the confidentiality of information.
• Employees working in institutions that use software systems.
• Corporate managers who want to make private information for their companies.
• Managers of software and technology departments in software companies.
• Supervisors of the computer and software department in IT companies.
• Supervisors of the software department who want to develop their departments.
• All employees in technical departments.

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• Use best practices for selecting devices, suppliers and services for your organization.
• Understand how the most common infrastructure services that maintain the organization.
• Run the business, and how to manage infrastructure servers.
• Understand how to get the most out of the cloud for your organization.
• Manage computers and users in the organization using Active Directory and OpenLDAP directory services.
• Choose and manage the tools that your organization will use.
• Back up your organization's data and learn how to restore the IT infrastructure in the event of a disaster.
• Leverage knowledge of systems administration to plan and improve operations for IT environments.

• Introduction to Systems Administration:
  • What is Systems Administration?
  • Role and Responsibilities of a Systems Administrator.
  • Basic Skills and Qualifications Required for Systems Administrators.
• Operating Systems Basics:
  • Understanding different operating systems (Windows, Linux, Unix, etc.).
  • Installing and configuring operating systems.
  • Managing user accounts and permissions.
• System Security:
  • Principles of system security.
  • User authentication and access control.
  • Firewalls and intrusion detection systems.
• Network Administration:
  • Basic networking concepts.
  • Configuring network interfaces.
  • Managing network services (DNS, DHCP, etc.).
• File and Print Services:
  • Managing the file system.
  • Setting up and managing network shares.
  • Configuring and managing printers.
• Backup and Recovery:
  • Importance of data backup.
  • Backup strategies and methodologies.
  • Planning and implementing disaster recovery.
• System Monitoring and Performance Tuning:
  • Tools and techniques for monitoring the system.
  • Identifying and resolving performance issues.
  • Optimizing system resources.
• Virtualization and Cloud Computing:
  • Virtualization techniques.
  • Implementing virtual machines.
  • Cloud computing concepts and services.
• Automation and Scripting:
  • Scripting languages ​​(such as Bash and PowerShell).
  • Writing automation scripts.
  • Configuration management tools (such as Ansible).
• Troubleshooting:
  • System troubleshooting methodologies.
  • Analyzing and resolving common system issues.
  • Best practices for troubleshooting.
• System updates and patch management:
  • The importance of keeping systems up to date.
  • Patch management strategies.
  • Testing and implementing software updates.
• Compliance and documentation:
  • Regulatory compliance in systems administration.
  • Documenting system configurations and changes.
  • Auditing and reporting.