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Thank you All! I've a surprise for you :)

Many thanks to all of my followers and those who have commented on my posts, and/or replied to my comments. It means a lot. Everyone is so kind, helpful and welcoming, making this blogging journey even more amazing! It's so awesome to see my hobby grow into something even more amazing, Thank you so so much! hope this blog continues to grow! ❤️

I received so many request to start writing on Linux from basic so that they can learn Linux. The topics I covered in previous posts were only helpful for more than a years experienced Linux Administrator but not for the those who are new on Linux and planning to learn Linux.

So on demand I am starting a series of posts and writing on Linux Administration but won't be able to give very much time on it due to some other priorities. I will try to post at least two posts in a week, requesting you to please practice and let me know if there are any issues/concerns.

If you do so I guarantee that at the end of series you will be very much comfortable on Linux like Windows and will be able to work on Linux based production servers.

For practice, I am planning to prepare a video and explain how to setup lab environment, so that you can practice easily on your current System only.

There are so many flavors of Linux available in Market but I'll use Red Hat Linux, which is also known as RHEL(Red Hat Enterprise Linux). We will use latest stable version RHEL7 which is 7.3. Why will I prefer RHEL? because-
1. Very much use in corporate
2. Global certification
If you want at the completion of series you can give Red Hat global certification exam and grab two certificates RHCSA and RHCE, and add the same in your CV that actually impress recruiters.

Thank you again..........

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