Linux automation

Linux Automation for Delivery Teams

Shell-to-systemd workflows, package baselines, and idempotent configuration patterns for release engineers.

Duration: 6 weeks
Format: Blended
Level: Foundation
Schedule: Evenings

5.200.000 ₫

Informational tuition reference — see Money-Back Policy for eligibility.

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Syllabus depth

This cohort moves from ad-hoc shell scripts to reproducible automation on modern Linux. You will harden baselines, wire systemd units for job orchestration, and document handoffs that observability teams can trace. Labs run on isolated VMs with mentor review of your unit files and logging choices. The format blends async modules with on-site troubleshooting blocks in District 11 so you can mirror real office constraints.

Feature focus

Baseline hardening checklist applied to lab hosts
systemd timers versus cron: decision workbook
Structured logging hooks for pipeline notifications
Package pinning strategy for long-lived servers
Hands-on rescue scenarios for failed deploy hooks
Peer review of automation diffs before merge
Runbook template aligned to ITIL-style handoffs

Outcomes

Ship a documented automation change with rollback steps
Produce a service unit pair validated by a mentor
Map log fields to downstream alert consumers

Mentor on record

Lan Pham

Former platform lead for a HCMC payments stack; focuses on boring, testable Linux changes.

Field notes

“The systemd timer lab finally stopped our midnight cron surprises. Lan marked up my unit file until the logging fields matched what our Loki stack expects.”

Khoa · Release technician · survey · 5/5

“Linux Automation for Delivery Teams forced me to write rollback notes beside every change. Annoying at first, but that doc now travels with the pipeline ticket.”

Anonymous · internal feedback

Cohort FAQ

Labs use academy-hosted VMs. Bringing your employer cloud is not supported for compliance reasons.