Interactive labs for Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Monitor your systems by recording and reviewing users’ and administrators’ terminal sessions.

Use Red Hat Enterprise Linux container tools to generate custom SELinux security profiles for a containerized application.

Enforce complex ciphers, protocol versions, and usable ciphers across all services running on your machines.

Create a system-wide cryptographic policy and apply it to all applications that use Red Hat Enterprise Linux cryptographic libraries.

Use Microsoft SQL Server with Red Hat Enterprise Linux system-wide crypto policies and configure transparent data encryption.

Enable and review recorded sessions in Red Hat Enterprise Linux and track activity inside SQL Server using the auditing feature.

Use Ansible-based system roles to automate manual tasks related to firewalls.

Deploy and manage application control on Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems.

Run tools based on the Security Content Automation Protocol (SCAP) standard for compliance and vulnerability scanning.

Learn how to identify and remediate vulnerabilities with the Red Hat Insights vulnerability tool.

Learn how to maintain your Red Hat Enterprise Linux servers and stay on minor versions long-term with Extended Update Support (EUS).

Learn how Command Line Assistant can help you solve problems with Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems.

Get started using Red Hat Satellite to manage OS life cycles, updates, and content customization.

Learn about the Red Hat-provided tools that help you track and report on your Red Hat Enterprise Linux subscription usage.

Learn how to choose versions of popular and supported open source languages and offer them to users through an application stream.

Add a few essential commands to your Linux toolbox.

Create and apply standard configurations to systems using Ansible-based Red Hat Enterprise Linux system roles.

Control access to file content using the Linux file permission system.

Improve SQL Server performance by using Red Hat Enterprise Linux performance tools and SQL Server Columnstores.

Use bcc tools to collect data on system activities including disk performance and latency.

Create users and groups, adjust memberships, and learn recommended practices for disabling accounts.

Use the advisor functionality in Red Hat Insights to register systems and proactively resolve potential issues.

Learn the distinction between processes, services, and daemons, as well as how to interact with them on your system.

Resolve critical vulnerabilities and exposures by applying kernel live patches to systems without downtime for maintenance.

Learn how to avoid common pitfalls for new Linux users.

Improve performance by discovering and remediating issues using Red Hat Insights for your running workloads.

Learn how to apply system updates to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 systems.

Create your own network connection and modify key parameters to control network behavior.

Monitor system performance using the Red Hat Enterprise Linux web console.

Use Performance Co-Pilot on Red Hat Enterprise Linux to capture and analyze system and application metrics.

Use Ansible-powered Red Hat Enterprise Linux system roles to install and configure Microsoft SQL Server on Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

Learn how Red Hat Enterprise Linux system roles can automatically configure an observability infrastructure.

Convert a CentOS Linux system to Red Hat Enterprise Linux using the convert2rhel tool.

Learn how to use YUM and RPM to streamline installations and verify local software.

Use the Leapp application to upgrade from Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 without a reinstall.

Improve performance by leveraging static and custom TuneD profiles.

Make registering and connecting your systems to Red Hat's hosted services easier with the remote host configuration tool – rhc.

Use the Leapp application to upgrade from Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 without a reinstall.

Install packages from Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL) on Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

Learn to use Stratis, a local storage-management solution for Linux.

In this lab you will manage a virtual machine running in image mode. You'll explore how bootc tracks images, changes host purposes, and rolls back changes.

Use bootc tools to build, deploy, and update an image mode Red Hat Enterprise Linux host.

Learn how to configure and run a container as a rootless service.

Try Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 in this open lab environment.

Learn how to manage virtual machines produced for different providers through a single application in the web console.

Build consistent virtual machines produced for virtualization or cloud providers with the composer command-line tool.

Add an existing application to a Red Hat universal base image container and deploy it.

Build containers using an existing base image or from scratch using Red Hat Enterprise Linux container tools.

Deploy and run container images using the utilities included in Red Hat Enterprise Linux container tools.

Create Podman pods to manage multiple containers and services at once.

Define a Red Hat Enterprise Linux blueprint in the Image Builder tool and customize the resulting image for your needs.

Build several different types of applications into RPM packages.

Configure and use PyTorch for data science/machine learning.

Configure and test Jupyter Notebooks to run on Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

Create a data dashboard linked to a MySQL server in Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

Configure and use TensorFlow for data science/machine learning.

Configure C language compilers and run a test program.

Create a MySQL database and configure a web dashboard for it.

Create and run a container from a dockerfile through the web console.

Learn how to use Git version control for Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Configure a virtual environment for Python programming.