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Get all your Linux training
from Oracle University. We now provide course offerings on the Linux operating
system as well as courses for database and system administrators who run
Oracle Database on Linux. This package of courses leads to a new Oracle
Certification Program credential that recognizes Linux skills and
expertise with Oracle Database.
Oracle Enterprise Linux
Training
Enterprise Linux: Fundamentals provides the essential skills
needed to be proficient at the Unix or Linux command line.
This hands-on course covers the Linux file system and how
to manipulate it; the basic Linux notions of pipes, redirection,
regular expressions, and other tools for performing complex
tasks; the management of processes and jobs; vi, the standard
Unix editor; and the ability to construct shell scripts to
automate routine or difficult operations. |
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Enterprise Linux: System Administration is for students already
comfortable with working in the Linux environment. This in-depth
course provides the skills needed to set up and maintain Linux
computers. The class covers subjects ranging from initial
installation of Enterprise Linux to day-to-day administrative
tasks such as management of user accounts and disk space.
Also included are troubleshooting skills that system administrators
need to cope with unexpected behavior. |
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Oracle Database on Linux
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Database 10g: Managing Oracle on Linux for DBAs is designed
to give database administrators a firm understanding of the
components required to successfully deploy Oracle Database
10g on Oracle Enterprise Linux 4. Students learn how to configure
the Linux operating system for optimal performance with an
Oracle database. Also covered are such administrative tasks
as file system choices, kernel and memory model selection,
automated startup and shutdown scripts, and customizing the
database for Linux. Hands-on practices take the student through
the entire installation, tuning, configuration, and debugging
process. |
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Oracle Database 10g: Managing Oracle on Linux for System Administrators
prepares Linux system administrators to manage a system on
which Oracle Database 10g is installed. Topics covered include
preparing Linux for a database installation, how Oracle works
on Oracle Enterprise Linux 4, the database architecture, and
the effects that the database has on the process list, disk
space, memory use, and CPU utilization. Hands-on practices
reinforce the concepts presented, including the installation
and use of several tools that help to gather diagnostic information. |
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