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Whether you’re preparing for your SCA certification, managing critical SAP workloads, or administering enterprise Linux infrastructure, this comprehensive guide provides everything you need to confidently operate SLES 16 systems!
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 16 Official Administration Guide Written by Senior SUSE Product Experts
This isn’t just another Linux book – it’s THE official guide trusted by enterprise administrators worldwide!
🎓 What You’ll Master:
Foundation Skills:
- Installation across physical, virtual, and cloud platforms
- User and permission management
- Network configuration and troubleshooting
- Software and package management
Security Expertise:
- Firewalld configuration
- SELinux policy management
- SSH hardening and secure remote access
- System security best practices
Advanced Administration:
- BTRFS and LVM storage management
- System snapshots and disaster recovery
- Kernel tuning for performance
- Container deployment with Podman
Automation & DevOps:
- Infrastructure automation with Ansible
- System Roles implementation
- Cockpit web management
- Automated deployment strategies
Cutting-Edge Features:
- Agentic AI with mcphost
- Post-Quantum Cryptography
- Modern lifecycle management
- Cloud-native deployments
✨ Special Features:
✓ Step-by-step tutorials with real-world examples ✓ Hands-on exercises for skill building ✓ Configuration templates ready to use ✓ Troubleshooting guides for common issues ✓ SCA certification exam preparation ✓ SLES for SAP administration basics
🎯 Who Benefits:
This guide is essential for:
- System administrators managing enterprise infrastructure
- DevOps engineers automating deployments
- Platform engineers building cloud solutions
- IT professionals preparing for SCA certification
- SAP Basis administrators optimizing workloads
- Anyone transitioning to SLES from other distributions
📥 Download Your Copy Now:
File Size 8.30MB
Authors: Miguel Pérez Colino | Sergio Ocón Cárdenas | Pablo Iranzo Gómez
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