Practical Linux Training Sessions

I’m putting together a series of live, hands-on classes for a small cohort that already understands the theory but needs to sharpen day-to-day execution. For this reason I need an India-based Linux professional with 5–8 years of real production experience who can jump straight into practice.

The sessions must revolve around the three areas we use most at work: System Administration, Shell Scripting, and Networking. Within System Administration I want you to demonstrate user management, file system management, and performance tuning techniques we can apply immediately. For Shell Scripting, please show how you automate routine tasks, build in solid error handling, and structure reusable scripts that survive audits and hand-offs. Networking coverage should mirror what an on-call engineer faces—interface checks, routing hiccups, and quick packet-level diagnostics.

Each class should follow a tight flow:
• Brief concept overview (only what is strictly required)
• Full screen-shared lab where every command is typed live
• Real-time Q&A while we troubleshoot any issues that appear
• Wrap-up with concise notes or a cheat sheet

After every session, share all scripts, one-liner commands, or configuration files you used so attendees can replicate the exact results on their own VMs.

I’ll handle logistics; you focus on delivering clear English explanations, steady pacing, and plenty of command-line practice. If you can commit to this interactive, lab-first style and have the depth of knowledge I described, let’s talk. Send over your CV and a brief outline of the first class you’d propose so we can get started.