Projects to learn fundamentals/get employed?
Posted by Local_cashier@reddit | linuxadmin | View on Reddit | 5 comments
Hey so, I very recently discovered what Linux was and became interested in it. I just started studying seriously for my RHCSA this month (bought Sanders book and I’d like to know if there are any projects that can help me learn the concepts on the test faster and if there are any recommendations on projects I can learn for employment. Thanks in advance to anyone who answers, I appreciate your help!
noobdoto@reddit
Hi OP, I’m in the same boat as you. Although I had been using Ubuntu as my main OS for two years, I had no formal training. So, I opted for the LFCS course (KodeKloud) on Udemy. It includes labs after each topic, which really helped me retain what I learned in theory. I’m not sure if it will directly help with the RHCSA, but it’s definitely a solid stepping stone. Good luck!
Tip: If you’re planning to buy a course on Udemy, check prices using a private tab. They often offer courses with heavy discounts.
Local_cashier@reddit (OP)
Thanks for the advice. I’ll check them out
sheaperd101@reddit
well sander vans should be enough, its the best rated content in market, if you are looking for projects try something like some kind of stack like LAMP, MERN should be good and (if you believe you are now confident in shell), worth trying, need to have a problem solvers attitude.
try automating things with shell scripts. goodluck.
Local_cashier@reddit (OP)
Thank you. I’ll try it out, I just find it’s easier to commit to memory for me by doing and having a video instead reading/taking notes
A-New-Creation@reddit
He has a video series with labs, you can buy it on InformIT, yes the coupon code works