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>> Hey there Cybrarians and welcome back to
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the Linux+ course here at
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Cybrary and welcome to the course conclusion.
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Upon completion of this lesson,
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you are going to be able to summarize
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what we've learned as well as
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understand the next steps to prepare for
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>> the Linux+ exam.
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>> First of all, congratulations,
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we've covered this epic amount of information in
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this course and I know it's been
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a marathon and not a sprint.
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Congratulations on sticking with
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it and committing to learning Linux,
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and thank you for continuing to learn with me.
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Let's recap what we learned before we talk
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about what we need to do to prepare for the exam.
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In domain 1, the hardware and system
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configuration domain or modules 1 through 6,
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this is where we covered concepts such as
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the Linux boot process and
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working with our kernel modules.
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We also saw how we can manage and configure
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network connections and storage and then we
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talked a little bit about Cloud
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and virtualization concepts as
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well as localization and configuring
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localization on our systems.
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In domain 2 the
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system's operation and maintenance domain.
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Module 7 through 14,
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we covered just a ton of
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information and here we talked about things like
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working with software in Linux and using utilities and
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our repositories and
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package managers to install software.
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Then we worked on managing users and groups as
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well as handling file and directory objects.
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We've got to work with system D and
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Sysvinit for managing services in Linux.
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Then we moved into doing some fun stuff,
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installing server roles and
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giving them a purpose in life.
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Next, we move on to scheduling
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jobs before we got a chance to
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look at working with devices in Linux, aka hardware.
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Then finally, we rounded things out by talking about
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graphical user interfaces and remote desktops.
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In our domain 3 security domain modules 15 through 20,
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we covered managing file and directory permissions as
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well as implementing and configuring
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access and authentication.
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Then we talked about configuring
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security best practices as well as logging services.
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Then we got to play around with Linux firewalls,
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as well as work with backup and compression tools
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to wrap things up for our security domain.
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In our Linux troubleshooting and
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diagnostics domain or domain 4,
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we covered resolving issues by
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>> analyzing system property.
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>> Seeing how we can determine what's
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going on with the system by looking at
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the properties and then we moved on to looking at
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the processes on the system to
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>> optimize the performance.
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>> Finally, we looked at troubleshooting, user,
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application and hardware issues.
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For our last domain, domain 5,
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the automation and scripting domain or
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modules 25 through 27,
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we covered creating and executing Bash scripts.
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We spent quite a bit of time talking
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about learning Bash scripts because you will see
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some of this on the exam and then
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>> we covered a little bit
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>> of information about performing version control on Git,
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and had an overview of
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understanding orchestration concepts and processes.
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What do we do now?
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Well, what we're going to do
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now is review the course material.
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We're going to prepare for this Linux+ exam.
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I would tell you to definitely take
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a look at the resources tab on the course.
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There's a study guide there and a syllabus.
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This will help you map
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the information and the objectives on
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the exam to the content that's covered in the course.
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We'll also have a glossary so
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that you can review terms and
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prepare for some of those multiple
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choice questions and answers.
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We're also going to have some references that you can
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use to dive deeper into the material
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and help you to better understand
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the concepts before you take the exam.
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Beyond that, I would definitely recommend taking
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practice exams, take practice tests.
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Cybrary has partnerships with Kaplan and
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Practice Labs and you can take Linux+ practice exams.
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Once you've done that, go ahead and review
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any domains or concepts that you missed
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on the practice exam and then
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go back and watch those videos and watch
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those lessons and reinforce
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your understanding or read more about these concepts.
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Maybe some of the references that we've talked about.
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Now, once you've done that, retake the exam,
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at least score 85-90 percent, rinse and repeat.
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But once you get to that point and you're passing
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these exams with 85-90 percent,
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book the exam, you're ready to take the Linux+.
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With that, in this lesson,
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we covered the material that we've
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crushed in this course as well as
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the plant to prepare and take the Linux+ exam.
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As a final note, thank you so much for
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being here and continuing to learn with me.
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It means the world to me and I
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hope to see you around Cybrary.
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