Learn Linux in 5 Days and Level Up Your Career

If you are looking to improve your career and learn Linux, but are short on time, then read this. My name is Jason Cannon. I am the author of Linux for Beginners and the founder of the Linux Training Academy. When I ask people what their biggest challenge in learning Linux is, they all answer the same question: Time.
This is why I created this course. For the next five days, I will spend 45 minutes per day teaching you everything you need to know about Linux. I will teach you the most important commands and concepts, and even show you how to use them in real-world situations.

If you have a few minutes each day and are interested in learning the intricacies of the Linux Operating System, then join me and the other students today.

Free Bonus: How to Install WordPress on Your Very own Linux System. As an additional bonus to enrolling in the Learn Linux In 5 Days video training course you will receive a step by step checklist and video that shows you how to install WordPress onto an Ubuntu Linux system. First, you will learn which software is required to make WordPress work on a Linux platform. Next, you will be shown the exact commands that are needed to install all required software and WordPress.

This course will teach you how to set up a web server and how to install a database server. You'll soon have a functioning blog. This is a great opportunity to put your Linux skills to use. This is optional but extremely cool: If your blog needs to be hosted on the internet using your own Linux installation, I will show you how to get hosting for $5 per month.

Learn Linux In 5 Days makes no assumptions about your background or knowledge. This course is open to all levels of knowledge. The course will guide you step by step with a systematic and logical approach. Each new concept, command, or jargon is explained in plain English, making it easy to understand. Learn Linux in 5 days:

How to access a Linux server if it is not already available.
What is a Linux distribution? Which one should you choose?
What software is required to connect to Linux on Windows and Mac computers?
What is SSH and how to use it.
Linux file system layout and where to find configurations, documentation, and programs.
These are the basic Linux commands that you will use most often.
You can create, rename, move, and delete directories.
Listing, reading, creating and editing files.
How permissions work and how you can decipher the most obscure Linux permissions.
How to use vi, nano, and emacs editors.
There are two ways to search directories and files.
How to compare files.
What pipes are and why they are so useful. How to use them.
How to compress files to reduce space and make data transfer easy
How and why to redirect input from applications.
How to customize your shell prompt
How to make the command line more efficient by using aliases, tab completion and your shell history.
How to automate and schedule jobs using cron
How to switch users and run the same processes as the others.
How to install and find software. Learn Linux in 5 Days covers all Linux environments, including Ubuntu, Debian Linux Mint, Fedora Linux Mint, Fedora Linux OpenSUSE, Slackware and RedHat.

Register now to get the skills you need for a better career. What are the requirements? A desire to learn.
What will I get from this course? This course will help you understand the basics of Linux and how to use it in a practical and helpful way.

Who is the target audience? People who have limited time.
Anyone who is interested in learning about Linux.
Linux users who have some Linux experience but want to learn more about the Linux command-line interface.
Existing Linux users who want to be power users.
People who need Linux knowledge to host a website on a Linux-based server for their personal or business projects.
Professionals who need to learn Linux in order to be more productive at work. The Linux operating system is required for application developers, helpdesk staff, and application support engineers.

If you are thinking of a career as a Linux engineer or system administrator, you will need to know the basics.
Researchers, college professors, students, and others who will use Linux servers to do research or complete course work.