AIX Administration for Absolute Beginners: Better than Linux
Master IBM AIX system administration. Learn this powerful UNIX OS, often preferred over Linux. Boost your skills with expert guidance.
Course Content
AIX Administration for Absolute Beginners: Better than Linux is an all-levels Udemy course taught by Adeel Afzal. It runs 1h 58m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.4 out of 5 from 2,024 reviews, with 6,227 students enrolled. It is a paid course, first published June 2020.
Unlock the power of IBM AIX System Administration with this comprehensive course! Discover why AIX is renowned for its exceptional reliability, boasting 99.9% uptime and often surpassing Linux in performance.
Here's what you'll master:
- Essential Command Line Skills: Build a solid foundation by learning common commands shared across Linux, AIX, and all UNIX platforms.
- AIX Logical Volume Management (LVM): Gain expertise in managing storage efficiently.
- IBM Power Systems Virtual Server Deployment: Learn to create and manage virtual servers on IBM Power Systems.
- AIX 7.2 Deployment in IBM Cloud: Deploy and configure AIX Version 7.2 within the IBM Cloud environment.
- Remote AIX Server Access: Master remote access techniques using Terminal and PuTTY. Learn how to Customize PuTTY for optimal connectivity.
- Powerful AIX Commands: Become proficient with key commands like
lspv,lsvg,rmdev, and more for storage management. - Storage Volume Management: Effectively map and remove storage volumes, and create Volume Groups, Logical Volumes, and File Systems.
- User Administration: Learn to manage user accounts and permissions securely.
- System Management Interface Tool (SMIT): Discover how to leverage SMIT for simplified system administration tasks in AIX.
Elevate your skills and become proficient in managing robust and reliable AIX systems.
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