In this section of the course
we're going to cover three exam objectives
focused on how we configure and monitor devices
within our Linux systems.
Now, these are going to be covered in two domains.
Domain one, system management
and domain four, troubleshooting.
First we're going to cover objective 1.1,
which states that you must summarize Linux fundamentals.
We'll also cover objective 1.3,
which states given a scenario,
you must configure and manage storage
using the appropriate tools.
And finally, objective 4.1,
which states given a scenario you must analyze
and troubleshoot storage issues.
This section of the course is all about discovering
the different devices that are used
by our Linux operating system.
We're going to start out by defining what a device actually is
and how they're going to be configured inside of Linux.
Then we're going to discuss how you can
monitor and troubleshoot these different devices
as we progress through this section.
As always, we're going to continue to alternate between
our theory lessons and our hands-on demonstrations
throughout each of these concepts that are covered
in this section of the course so you can see all of this
in real time within the said OS system.
So let's get started talking all about Linux devices
in this section of the course.