In this section of the course,
we're going to cover five exam Objectives
that are focused on the concepts of task automation.
These are covered in two domains.
Domain one, system management.
And domain three, scripting, containers, and automation.
We're going to begin with our coverage of Objective 1.4.
This states that given a scenario, you must configure
and use the appropriate processes and services.
Objective 3.2 states, that given a scenario,
you must perform basic container operations.
Next, we'll talk about Objective 3.3,
which states given a scenario
you must perform basic version control using Get.
We'll also talk about Objective 3.4,
which states that you must summarize
common infrastructure as code technologies.
And finally, we'll talk about Objective 3.5 that states,
you must summarize container, cloud,
and orchestration concepts.
This section of the course is all about automation
and the orchestration of tasks,
so that you can reduce the tedious and manual work
of being a system administrator,
and free yourself up to do more meaningful
and thought-provoking work.
Again, we're going to continue to alternate
between our theory lessons and our hands-on demonstrations
throughout each of the concepts covered
in this section of the course.
All of this will be done
inside your CentOS Linux system as well.
So let's get started talking all about automation
and orchestration in this section of the course.