Red Hat Enterprise Linux Tutorials

Red Hat Enterprise Linux provides a well-structured learning path for enterprise system administration. Our tutorials cover system configuration, security hardening, package management, and network administration, suitable for both beginners and intermediate system administrators. With free labs and practical examples, you'll gain hands-on experience in RHEL operations. Our interactive lab environment allows you to practice system administration commands and see instant results.

Understand Your Hadoop Environment

Understand Your Hadoop Environment

Discover how Hadoop components fit together, inspect the configured filesystem, compare local and HDFS paths, and read live HDFS service and storage-node information.
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Your First Hadoop Lab

Your First Hadoop Lab

Discover what big data means and where Hadoop fits, then upload a retail text file to HDFS, read it back, and verify its contents in a prepared environment.
Big DataLinuxShell
System Information and Process Management

System Information and Process Management

Learn to identify a Linux system, interpret load, inspect processes, find PIDs, send signals, control terminal jobs, use exit status, and run detached work.
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Stop a Runaway Process

Stop a Runaway Process

Inspect and stop one prepared process by using its recorded PID.
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Organize Documents with Keys and Metadata

Organize Documents with Keys and Metadata

Organize team documents with S3 object keys, prefixes, content types, and custom metadata; retrieve a report and practice scoped cleanup.
AWSLinux
Scheduled Backup and Recovery

Scheduled Backup and Recovery

Create manifest-based tar backups, inspect archives, restore one file, and schedule timestamped backups safely with Cron.
LinuxShell
Share a Private File with a Temporary Link

Share a Private File with a Temporary Link

Share an S3 report with a temporary download link, verify permissions and expiration, and clean up private storage resources.
AWSShellLinux
Bootstrap an Instance with User Data

Bootstrap an Instance with User Data

Configure a report application automatically at EC2 launch with a Bash User Data script, inspect the startup log and verify its response before terminating the instance.
AWSLinux
Remote Access and File Transfer with SSH

Remote Access and File Transfer with SSH

Learn SSH host verification, remote shells and commands, scp file and directory transfer, SSH key generation, and key-based authentication.
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Set Lifecycle Rules for Temporary Exports

Set Lifecycle Rules for Temporary Exports

Configure a scoped S3 lifecycle rule for temporary exports, inspect the stored policy, protect permanent records, and clean up.
AWSLinuxShell
Upload a Configuration with SCP

Upload a Configuration with SCP

Use the supplied SSH identity to copy one configuration file to a remote account.
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Linux Networking and Firewall Basics

Linux Networking and Firewall Basics

Follow a beginner network diagnostic path from hostname and interfaces through routes, connectivity, DNS, listening ports, HTTP, and safe UFW activation.
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Recover a Failed Service

Recover a Failed Service

Diagnose one invalid configuration value and return its systemd service to the active state.
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Launch an EC2 Application Server

Launch an EC2 Application Server

Launch an EC2 instance from a prepared Ubuntu AMI, connect with SSH, configure a supplied application and verify its HTTP response before terminating the server.
AWSLinux
Synchronize a Report Directory

Synchronize a Report Directory

Synchronize local reports to an S3 prefix, inspect new and updated objects, preview scoped deletion, and preserve unrelated archive data.
AWSLinuxShell
Recover an Overwritten Report with Versioning

Recover an Overwritten Report with Versioning

Enable S3 versioning, recover an overwritten report, remove a delete marker to restore access, and clean up all historical versions.
AWSShellLinux
Restore a Configuration from Backup

Restore a Configuration from Backup

Restore one missing configuration file from a prepared compressed archive.
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Managing Services and System Logs

Managing Services and System Logs

Learn how systemd manages services, control and enable a safe practice service, inspect journal and text logs, and recover from a simple failure.
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