Celebrate SysAdmin Day With Free, Weekly Linux Tutorials
The Linux Foundation | 15 July 2016
In the 2016 Open Source Jobs Report, 90 percent of open source professionals surveyed said they keep their skills up to date with free online tutorials. Open source pros relish a challenge and are continuously learning to stay on the cutting edge of technology.
And so, to celebrate System Administrator Appreciation Day and help satisfy that burn to learn, The Linux Foundation is offering more free resources for advancing your sysadmin career.
We’ll deliver one free e-book tutorial to your inbox each week for 22 weeks from Linux Foundation Training. Everyone who signs up for the series before then end of July will also be entered into a drawing to win one of 10 free e-learning courses of your choice or one of three free LinuxCon North America passes we’re giving away.
The series will help test your knowledge of basic sysadmin principles and give you a quick, weekly refresher on the topics covered by the Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator (LFCS) certification exam. It’s also just a great way to get more Linux tutorials.
Each e-book in the series gives a short overview of one topic that’s critical for Linux sysadmins to know, lists key ideas related to the topic, then gives you a scenario to work through, and shows you how to do it. Some of the topics include:
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Using the command line
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Filesystem and storage management
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RAID devices and swap partitions
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System security
And much, much more!
To enter to win, all you have to do is subscribe to the SysAdmin Tutorial Series between now and the end of July. Happy SysAdmin Day from all of us at The Linux Foundation!
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