Free Fundamentals Of RHEL Introductory Course

[Bernie Hoefer]

     A few times at our monthly meetings I've encountered people wanting
to learn about Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) as a way to improve their
marketability.  For those coming from a totally different background --
say as a Windows system administrator -- this can be daunting.
     The recently announced *free* "Fundamentals of RHEL" course,
offered through edX.org, might be of benefit.  The material is a step
below what one would get in the RH200 ("RHEL System Administration")
course, but is still a good introduction for those new to GNU/Linux and
RHEL.
     You can read about it and find links in this blog posting:

<http://servicesblog.redhat.com/2017/06/06/red-hat-offers-free-fundamentals-of-red-hat-enterprise-linux-introductory-course-through-edx/>

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Bernie Hoefer
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