A 3-month, hands-on Linux course following the RHCSA syllabus. Command line, file systems, users, networking, storage, system services, and security, the daily toolkit of a Linux sysadmin. Taught by working engineers, not full-time trainers.
RHCSA-aligned syllabus
Online · Hybrid · Offline
No prior Linux needed
Working practitioners
Linux is the operating system the modern internet runs on. If your goal is a career in DevOps, cloud, security, or backend engineering, solid Linux fundamentals are non-negotiable. This course gives you that foundation.
You want to work as a Linux system administrator, in support, infrastructure, or operations roles, and need a structured RHCSA-aligned grounding.
You're heading into DevOps and want a deep Linux foundation before adding Docker, Kubernetes, and AWS on top. This is the first floor.
You're in IT support or networking and want to add Linux administration to your skill set to move up. The Hybrid mode fits around a job.
Built around the Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA) syllabus. Hands-on from day one, every concept is paired with terminal work on real Linux systems.
What Linux is, how the file system is organised, navigating with the shell, working with files and text streams, redirection, piping, and the absolute essentials of being productive on the command line.
User and group administration, the Linux permissions model, sudo, password and account policies, and what it takes to manage a multi-user system without losing your mind, or your security posture.
Partitions and disks, file systems (ext4, XFS), logical volume management (LVM), mounting, swap, and the basics of NFS, everything you need to manage where data lives on a Linux box.
TCP/IP fundamentals, interface configuration, name resolution, routing basics, SSH server and client, key-based authentication, and remote administration patterns.
Managing services with systemd, writing unit files, log inspection with journalctl and rsyslog, scheduling work with cron and systemd timers, and process control.
Host firewalling with firewalld, SELinux fundamentals (contexts, booleans, troubleshooting), and the security baseline a production Linux server is expected to meet.
dnf/yum, RPM packages, repositories, system updates, kernel updates and rollback strategies, and managing software on a Red Hat–family Linux system.
Bash scripting from first principles, variables, conditions, loops, functions, error handling, and writing the small scripts that turn repetitive sysadmin work into a one-line command.
Every command, file, and service here is something a working Linux administrator uses regularly.
We'd rather be upfront on this page than have you surprised on day one.
This course covers the RHCSA syllabus, but Techcake does not coordinate the Red Hat certification exam, nor are exam fees included in the program. The skills and confidence to attempt RHCSA are what you take away, students who want the certification pursue it independently with Red Hat after the course. If certification is essential to your career plan, factor that into your timeline.
What you do get: practitioner-led training, deep hands-on practice, a course completion certificate from Techcake documenting the curriculum and duration, and a working Linux foundation that pays off in every cloud and DevOps role you take from here.
If your goal is a DevOps engineering career, Linux alone won't get you there, but it is the right starting block. The DevOps Engineer Career Program builds Linux into a complete production toolchain plus a 6-month project-based training phase.
4 months of DevOps Engineer training, then 6 months building six production projects with experienced working engineers. The Linux foundation taught here is the first part of Phase 1 of that program.
The most-asked questions about the Linux course, answered honestly.
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