In this section of the course,
we're going to cover four exam objectives
that are focused on the concepts around storage,
including partitions, file systems,
and directory structures.
These are covered in two different domains,
Domain 1: System Management and Domain 4: Troubleshooting.
We're going to cover Objective 1.1 first.
This state, you must summarize Linux fundamentals.
We're then going to cover Objective 1.2.
This state's given a scenario,
you must manage files and directories.
Then, we'll move into Objective 1.3.
That state's given a scenario,
you must configure and manage storage
using the appropriate tools.
We'll also cover some troubleshooting in Objective 4.1.
This states that given a scenario,
you must analyze and troubleshoot storage issues.
This section is all about storage.
So we're going to focus on partitioning
our physical media first
and then discuss logical volumes that we create.
We're also going to learn how to mount
and manage our file systems,
and dig a bit deeper into the Linux Directory Structure.
Finally, we're going to learn how to fix issues on your system
as they relate to storage.
As always, we're going to continue to jump
between our theory lessons and our hands-on demonstrations
throughout each of the concepts covered
in this section of the course
so you can see all of this in real time
within our set OS system.
So, let's jump into our lessons on storage.