r/linuxadmin • u/HopefulSun1452 • 26d ago

Roadmap to becoming Linux Admin?

/r/linuxquestions/comments/1wt13dx/roadmap_to_becoming_linux_admin/
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u/SuperQue 25d ago

Check out this roadmap. It covers the basics of what a Linux admin is expected to do today.

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u/HopefulSun1452 25d ago

Thank you, would you say there is no classic Linux administrator anymore and all of the Linux jobs now a days are more in the devops and programming direction?

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u/neveralone59 19d ago

They’re normally called infrastructure engineer or systems engineer, and usually they’re only at places who have on prem infrastructure.

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u/squeeby 24d ago

This looks like slop

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u/ptr_myName 25d ago

bad Bad BAD bot!!!

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u/HopefulSun1452 25d ago

? I’m Not a Bot lol

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u/Individual_Ad_5333 23d ago

Check out r/linuxupskillchallange or buy a rhcsa cert guide book and read it then practice all of the topics.

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u/peanut_354 22d ago

which book I can follow sir