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The Linux Basics certification helps individuals gain a solid foundation in working with the Linux operating system, which is the backbone of many technologies worldwide. It teaches essential skills such as navigating the command line, managing users, controlling access, and organizing files.
Put simply, Linux Basics is like learning the language of computers. Instead of relying only on graphical menus, you’ll learn to use commands to control the system directly. This opens the door to better control, troubleshooting, and growth in IT careers.
Who should take the Exam?
This exam is ideal for:
Domain 1 - Introduction to Linux
Domain 2 - Getting Started
Domain 3 - File System Management
Domain 4 - Users and Permissions
Domain 5 - Working with Processes
Domain 6 - Software and Package Management
Domain 7 - Networking Basics
Domain 8 - Shell Scripting Introduction
Domain 9 - System Maintenance and Troubleshooting
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Yes, Linux powers most servers, clouds, and enterprise systems.
Yes, it provides the foundation for advanced Linux, cloud, and DevOps paths.
Yes, an introduction to shell scripting is included.
No, with practice and guidance, it’s straightforward for beginners.
It’s recommended, but you can also use virtual machines or online labs.
IT support, junior system admin, and entry-level cloud/DevOps roles.
Absolutely, Linux is the backbone of cloud and DevOps systems.
Yes, Linux Basics is beginner-friendly.
No, this certification focuses on system basics, not coding.
Students, IT beginners, and professionals wanting to learn Linux.