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RHCSA to Infrastructure Engineer

From RHCSA to Infrastructure Engineer. We ofter hear about system administration, scripting/coding, monitoring, automation, cloud, and security. Have you ever asked yourself how do they all intertwine together? Where can I get those skills? If I am in the field, how do I pivot?

Training

Join BWISE and Women In Linux to begin this journey. In this session, we will perform a live training reviewing the following:

  1. RedHat Certified System Administrator (Training)
   a. Setup environment
   b. Install OS (manual install)
   c. Breakdown of filesystem
   d. Command line tools
   e. Linux security
  1. Automation of Infrastructure (Training)
  a. Ansible
 - What it is and how it is used
 - Set up and install Ansible
 - Test environment
 - Describe adhoc commands vs playbooks
 - Make an adhoc command
 - Make a playbook
 - Show and understand ansible-galaxy
 - Explain roles (advanced topic)
b. Terraform
 - Differences between Terraform and Ansible
 - Use Terraform documentation
 - Explain directory layout
 - Create a tf-files and deploy infrastructure
c. Cloud Deployment
   - Oracle Cloud
   - Google Cloud
   - Digital Ocean

Creating Wealth

  1. Career Path
  a. Beginner
  b. Junior
  c. Senior
  d. Specialist
  e. Other options (Security, SRE, Chaos Engineering)

How to get the bag

  1. Interview Questions and techniques
   a. How to interact with recuriters
   b. How to sell yourself before they call you
   c. Sponsorship vs Mentorship
   d. Are you really that good?

How one obtained 300k salary

What to look for

  1. Job Searching
  a. How to read a job description
  b. Learn how to set up your own study environments
  c. Which job boards tell the truth
  d. Reading reports and case studies

Requirements

Please note, this workshop is designed for all levels from beginner to intermediate. There will be some advanced content covered. We will provide the environment, but you will need a laptop with a terminal and web browser.

You will need a GitLab account which you can open before or during the training. Go to www.gitlab.com to create an account.

Slides

You will also need AWS(Amazon Web Services) and GCP(Google CloudPlatform) accounts.

Resources

Linux

CLOUD TRAINING

SRE

HASHICORP

KUBERNETES

Diverse Platforms

Cyber Security

YouTube We Follow

MindMap of Dicussion

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