Linux Assessment 1
This Linux assessment covers these skills :
1. Command Line Basics: Assessing the candidate's knowledge and proficiency in using essential command line tools, navigation, file manipulation, and text processing.
2. File System Management: Assessing the candidate's understanding of the Linux file system hierarchy, file permissions, ownership, and basic operations like creating, moving, copying, and deleting files and directories.
3. Process Management: Evaluating the candidate's knowledge of process management, including process identification, monitoring, starting, stopping, and managing background processes.
4. Package Management: Assessing the candidate's familiarity with package management systems like apt, yum, or dnf, and their ability to install, update, and remove software packages.
5. System Configuration and Administration: Evaluating the candidate's ability to perform system-level configurations, manage user accounts, set up network interfaces, configure services, and perform system maintenance tasks.
6. Shell Scripting: Assessing the candidate's proficiency in writing shell scripts using bash or other scripting languages to automate tasks, perform system administration, or solve problems.
7. Networking: Evaluating the candidate's understanding of network configuration, IP addressing, DNS, troubleshooting network connectivity issues, and managing network services.
8. Security: Assessing the candidate's knowledge of Linux security measures, such as user and group permissions, firewalls, secure shell (SSH) configuration, file encryption, and system hardening.
9. Virtualization and Containers: Evaluating the candidate's familiarity with virtualization technologies like VirtualBox or KVM, containerization with Docker, and managing virtual machines or containers.
10. Troubleshooting and Debugging: Assessing the candidate's problem-solving skills by presenting them with Linux-related issues or errors and evaluating their ability to diagnose and resolve the problems.
This assessment covers a broad range of Linux skills and can help assess a candidate's proficiency and knowledge in using Linux systems.