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In this section of the course

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we're going to cover three exam objectives

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focused on how we configure and monitor devices

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within our Linux systems.

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Now, these are going to be covered in two domains.

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Domain one, system management

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and domain four, troubleshooting.

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First we're going to cover objective 1.1,

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which states that you must summarize Linux fundamentals.

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We'll also cover objective 1.3,

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which states given a scenario,

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you must configure and manage storage

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using the appropriate tools.

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And finally, objective 4.1,

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which states given a scenario you must analyze

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and troubleshoot storage issues.

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This section of the course is all about discovering

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the different devices that are used

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by our Linux operating system.

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We're going to start out by defining what a device actually is

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and how they're going to be configured inside of Linux.

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Then we're going to discuss how you can

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monitor and troubleshoot these different devices

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as we progress through this section.

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As always, we're going to continue to alternate between

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our theory lessons and our hands-on demonstrations

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throughout each of these concepts that are covered

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in this section of the course so you can see all of this

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in real time within the said OS system.

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So let's get started talking all about Linux devices

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in this section of the course.