Campus Systems Linux Essentials Workshop

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The focus of the workshop "Campus Systems Linux Essentials"  was to train Network/Systems engineers/operators of data networking (one who deals with the campus network) from LEARN member institutions to improve the use of Linux and its open-source tools for campus IT infrastructure. Linux, being free and open-source, is essential for running key applications like web servers, mail, identity management, and library systems.

As an instructor in the workshop, I had sessions on package management and Scripting and GitHub administration

The workshop was help in physically in ITC, University of Peradeniya under 10 sessions for 5 days, for free of charge.

Course materials can be found with the following link:

https://ws.learn.ac.lk/wiki/Csle2022/Agenda

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