Linux OS Management

Proper management ensures that Linux systems operate smoothly and remain available, minimizing downtime. 

Regular updates and monitoring help protect systems from vulnerabilities and threats, ensuring a secure environment 

Linux is open-source and often free to use, making it a cost-effective solution for organizations 

Linux can be customized to meet specific needs, and effective management allows organizations to tailor their environments as necessary. 

Setting up the Linux operating system on servers or workstations, including configuring system settings, user accounts, and network settings. 

Continuously tracking system performance, resource usage, and health. This involves using tools to monitor CPU, memory, disk space, and network activity to ensure optimal performance. 

Installing, updating, and removing software packages using package managers to ensure that applications and services are up-to-date and secure. 

Managing user accounts, groups, and permissions to control access to system resources and maintain security

Implementing backup solutions to protect data and ensure that systems can be restored in the event of a failure or data loss.