
The Course
Dive into the world of seamless computing with our specialized course, where you'll learn the ins and outs of tuning your Linux system to perform at its peak. Whether you're managing servers or finessing your personal rig, we've got you covered. From the kernel to the user interface, we'll guide you through process prioritization, memory management, and filesystem optimizations. You'll get hands-on with tools like systemd and nice, and before you know it, you'll have your system humming like never before.
Understanding the importance of an efficient computer system isn't just for the IT pros. It's for anyone who wants their technology to keep pace with their ideas. By mastering the techniques taught in this course, you'll be able to reduce load times, increase system reliability, and ensure that your computer infrastructure can handle the demands of modern applications. So get ready to boost productivity and become the go-to resource when it comes to crafting a high-octane Linux environment.
What you will learn
When designing this course, I had you, the new Linux user, in mind every step of the way. My goal was to demystify the world of system optimization so that starting from day one, you're not just learning, you're doing. I've carefully organized the lessons into bite-sized, manageable chunks that build on one another, creating a seamless learning experience. You'll find each module is packed with practical examples and hands-on exercises that make complex concepts approachable. We dive into the nitty-gritty of Linux optimization, ensuring by the time you complete the course, you'll not only have a solid understanding of how to keep your Linux system running smoothly but also the confidence to tackle more advanced topics. It's incredibly rewarding to see newcomers like you turn into savvy users, and I've crafted this course to make that journey as helpful and straightforward as possible.
Curriculum
- Chapter 7 - Lesson 1 - Standard Input - Standard Output - Standard Error - Overview (4:39)
- Chapter 7 - Lesson 1 - Demo On Fedora (18:36)
- Chapter 7 - Exercises Lesson 1 - Overview (8:40)
- Chapter 8 - Lesson 3 - Processes (24:18)
- Chapter 8 - Lesson 4 - Kill Signals (11:14)
- Demo Create users and Groups (6:44)
- How to add hard Drives to Hyper-V VM (4:03)
- Disk Mirror In Hyper-V VM (8:16)
- Password Recovery for Fedora VM in Hyper-V (6:14)

Your instructor
Michael Hughes is an accomplished educator with a rich background in computer science, specialized in the realm of operating system optimization, particularly within the Linux environment. Over the past decade, he has dedicated himself to understanding the intricacies of system performance, working extensively with open-source technologies to enhance efficiency and resilience in computing infrastructures. His hands-on experience, coupled with his rigorous academic research in system algorithms and resource management, has furnished him with deep expertise that he enthusiastically brings to his teaching.
In the classroom, Michael translates his technical savvy into engaging, practical learning experiences for his students. His course, "Computer Optimization - Linux2 - 962194," reflects a synthesis of his professional pursuits and educational philosophy, emphasizing the importance of meticulous system tuning and effective problem-solving strategies. Passionate about empowering his pupils with the skills they need to excel in the ever-evolving tech landscape, Michael is known for not only imparting knowledge but also inspiring a sense of innovation and a desire for continuous learning among his students.

Advanced
Mastering Linux Performances and Resources

Efficient
Streamlining System Operations in Linux2

Innovative
Emerging Techniques in Linux2 Optimization