Exam 101 Objectives | Linux Professional Institute 101.1 Determine and configure hardware settings Weight: 2 Description: Candidates should be able to determine and configure fundamental system hardware. Key Knowledge Areas: Tools and utilities to list various hardware information (e.g. lsusb, lspci, etc.)Tools and utilities to manipulate USB devicesConceptual understanding of sysfs, udev, dbus The following is a partial list of the used files, terms and utilities: /sys//proc//dev/modprobelsmodlspcilsusb 101.2 Boot the system Weight: 3 Description: Candidates should be able to guide the system through the booting process. Provide common commands to the boot loader and options to the kernel at boot timeDemonstrate knowledge of the boot sequence from BIOS to boot completionUnderstanding of SysVinit and systemdAwareness of UpstartCheck boot events in the log files Terms and Utilities: dmesgBIOSbootloaderkernelinitramfsinitSysVinitsystemd 101.3 Change runlevels / boot targets and shutdown or reboot system 102.1 Design hard disk layout Weight: 1 Weight: 3
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Machine Learning Course Syllabus Skip Syllabus DescriptionWeek 1: maximum likelihood estimation, linear regression, least squaresWeek 2: ridge regression, bias-variance, Bayes rule, maximum a posteriori inferenceWeek 3: Bayesian linear regression, sparsity, subset selection for linear regressionWeek 4: nearest neighbor classification, Bayes classifiers, linear classifiers, perceptronWeek 5: logistic regression, Laplace approximation, kernel methods, Gaussian processesWeek 6: maximum margin, support vector machines, trees, random forests, boostingWeek 7: clustering, k-means, EM algorithm, missing dataWeek 8: mixtures of Gaussians, matrix factorizationWeek 9: non-negative matrix factorization, latent factor models, PCA and variationsWeek 10: Markov models, hidden Markov modelsWeek 11: continuous state-space models, association analysisWeek 12: model selection, next steps
Amazon, Google, and Microsoft Aren't the Only Cloud Innovators Around When it comes to data center expertise, many tech professionals would say that Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and yes, Facebook are driving most of innovation. These companies design much of the hardware and software that they run in their own massive data centers. There's no arguing with that perception, but make no mistake: The big cloud players don't have a monopoly on data center disruption, according to Al Sadowsky, research vice president for 451 Research. That's important to remember, because while many corporate applications are moving to a public cloud like Amazon (amzn) Web Services or Microsoft (msft) Azure, we are still early in the cloud era and many businesses still want to control their own infrastructure for some jobs. Sadowski cites the work that Equinix (eqix) is doing with its home-grown data center management software. Get Data Sheet, Fortune’s technology newsletter. But there are other interesting infrastructure plays out there.
LPI 101 Certification Practice Test Suppose that you have an application whose behavior depends on the environment variable BAR. Which of the following command lines may be used in a bash shell to configure the application? A. export $BAR=baz; echo $BARB. set BAR=bazC. BAR=baz ; export BARD. echo $BAR=bazE. declare -x BAR=bazF. echo BAR=baz Which of the following commands can be used to assure that a file 'myfile' exists? A. cp myfile /dev/nullB. touch myfileC. create myfileD. mkfile myfile Which of the following command lines can be used to convert a file containing DOS-style CR-LF line endings into Unix-style LF line endings? A. sed 's/\n//' dosfile > unixfileB. tr -d '\r' < dosfile > unixfileC. dos2unix dosfile unixfileD. strip '\r' < dosfile > unixfile Suppose for this question that you have a file called 'wordlist' that contains a number of words, one per line. A. sort wordlist | nl | head -5B. split -1 wordlist ; cat xa? Assume that your current working directory is '/tmp' and your home directory is '/home/jane'. A. A.