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Good Unix classroom course (UK)
jibbajabba
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I am Unix / VMware Engineer here in my current job and I keep seeing that I am hitting my level of knowledge in terms of Linux / Unix (Running all sorts of flavors, from Gentoo / CentOS / Ubuntu / FreeBSD etc.).
Is there a known class room trainings-course you guys know of (especially here in the UK / London) which covers not the basics basics, but gives a good over-all understanding, some more in-depth in command lines and the sorts?
It doesn't have to attach to a certification - that is my last thought - I just want to learn more but I just don't have the patience to sit down and read documentations (plus a course is easier to get paid for by the company rather than just time to study).
Is there a known class room trainings-course you guys know of (especially here in the UK / London) which covers not the basics basics, but gives a good over-all understanding, some more in-depth in command lines and the sorts?
It doesn't have to attach to a certification - that is my last thought - I just want to learn more but I just don't have the patience to sit down and read documentations (plus a course is easier to get paid for by the company rather than just time to study).
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UnixGuy
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I'm not sure about the UK classrooms, but I recommend Red Hat's official training courses. While they're attached to RHCSA/RHCE, the material is really good, with an excellent amount of lab based exercises. They can be a bit pricey though. I think all instructor-led training are expensive, but definitely worth it!