Red Hat System Administration II (RH134) – RHEL 9 Course
- Duration: 40 Hours
- Exam Voucher: Yes
- Language: English
- Course Delivery : E - Learning Access
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Course Overview
The Red Hat System Administration II (RH134) – RHEL 9 Course is the second stage in the enterprise Linux administration training track, designed for IT professionals who have completed RH124 or equivalent foundational experience. The course deepens system administration capabilities with practical instruction on advanced Bash shell features, scripting and automation, storage management (including LVM, Stratis, VDO), scheduling tasks, SELinux and firewall security, boot management, and basic container operations. Hands‑on labs simulate real operational challenges to reinforce skills required for daily Linux administration.
Course Details
- Master intermediate Linux administrative techniques including advanced shell productivity and automation
- Configure and manage storage devices, logical volumes, and network attached storage
- Strengthen system security using SELinux and firewall rules
- Improve system performance and automate recurring operational tasks
- Gain confidence in managing boot processes, logs, and troubleshooting system failures
- Lay the groundwork for RHCSA certification success and broader Linux operational roles
- Ideal for Linux engineers, system administrators, DevOps professionals, and IT staff expanding enterprise Linux skills
- Completion of Red Hat System Administration I (RH124) or equivalent command line Linux competence
- Understanding of basic RHEL operations enhances outcomes
- Experience with shell use, filesystems, and basic networking recommended
- Enhance command line efficiency using advanced Bash features and shell scripting
- Schedule and manage system and user tasks effectively
- Analyze system logs and troubleshoot using journal and log files
- Tune system performance via resource scheduling and profiling
- Configure and manage storage, partitions, and logical volumes
- Apply SELinux and firewall configurations for system security
- Control boot services and recover systems from startup issues
- Run and manage container workloads on a RHEL host
- Automate command sequences and administrative workflows
- Advanced Bash shell usage and scripting
- Task scheduling (cron, at) for system and user tasks
- Log analysis and system troubleshooting techniques
- File archiving and secure transfer methods
- Storage management and LVM configuration
- SELinux principles and enforcement policies
- Network security using firewall tools and SELinux rules
- Installation methods including Kickstart
- Boot process control and emergency recovery
- Container management with Podman basics
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