Red Hat Enterprise Linux Self-Paced Labs
These interactive labs provide you with a pre-configured Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® instance to experiment, learn, and see how Red Hat can help you solve real-world problems. It runs entirely in your browser, enabling you to learn more about our technology at your own pace.
Available Labs
Using Web Console to Monitor Performance
Monitor system performance using the RHEL web console
Managing software from an application stream
Learn how to choose versions of popular and supported open source languages and offer them to users through an application stream.
Building a standard operating environment with RHEL System Roles
Use RHEL System Roles to create and apply a standard set of configuration for systems using Ansible-based RHEL System Roles.
Configuring Terminal Session Recording
Keep track of what is happening on your systems by using Terminal Session Recording to record and review terminal sessions of users and administrators.
Using file permissions [Admin 101]
Control access to file content using the Linux file permission system.
Deploying containers using Container Tools [podman]
Deploy and run container images using the utilities included in the RHEL Container Tools.
File Access Policy
Deploy and manage application control on Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems.
Manage user accounts and groups [Admin 101]
Create users and groups, adjust memberships, and recommended practices for disabling accounts.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Firewall System Role
Configure your firewall with RHEL Firewall System Role.
Using Web Console to build virtual machine images [Image Builder]
Learn how to manage virtual machines produced for different providers through a single, Web Console included application.
Installing Software using Package Managers [Admin 101]
Learn how to use YUM and RPM to streamline installations and verify local software.
Design and build virtual machine images using commandline tools [Image Builder]
Move into the Hybrid Cloud by building consistent virtual machines produced for virtualization or cloud providers with the composer-cli commandline tool.
Build an application into a container image using RHEL Container Tools
Add an existing application to a Red Hat Universal Base Image (UBI) container and deploy it.
Service Administration Basics [Admin 101]
Learn the distinction between processes, services, and daemons, as well as how to interact with them on your system.
Resolving issues with Red Hat Insights Advisor
Register systems and proactively resolve potential issues with Insights Advisor.
Creating images with Container Tools [buildah]
Build containers using an existing base image or from scratch using the RHEL Container Tools
Reducing unplanned maintenance with Kernel Live Patching
Resolve Critical Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) by applying Kernel Live Patches to your systems without needing to take a system downtime for maintenance.
Monitor your Red Hat Enterprise Linux Infrastructure with RHEL System Roles Metrics role
Learn how RHEL System Roles can automatically configure a systems monitoring infrastructure for you.
Configuring Network Interfaces [Admin 101]
Learn how to apply network settings to interfaces and manage connections using Network Manager and the nmcli command.
Migrating to RHEL from CentOS Linux
Get a hands-on look at converting a CentOS Linux system to RHEL using the convert2rhel tool from Red Hat.
Managing system updates using the web console
Explore how someone with limited Linux experience can apply system updates to Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems through this user friendly web interface.
Generate container-specific SELinux settings
Use the RHEL Container Tools to generate custom SELinux security profiles for a containerized application.
Performance Co-Pilot (PCP) on Red Hat Enterprise Linux
(UPDATED) Use PCP on RHEL to capture and analyze system and application metrics
Introduction to Extended Update Support (EUS)
Configure your system to a specific point release with Extended Update Subscription (EUS) add-on
Performance observability in practice with bcc-tools
Collect data on various system activities, such as disk performance, latency, and more using the bcc-tools. This data can help identify issues with application performance.
Performing an in-place upgrade with Leapp
Upgrade a system from Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 without a re-install, using the Leapp upgrade application.
Using OpenSCAP for security compliance and vulnerability scanning
Use OpenSCAP for security compliance and vulnerability scanning
Configuring the system-wide cryptographic policy
Enforce more complex ciphers, protocol versions, and usable ciphers across all services running on your machines.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Open Lab
This lab environment has no pre-planned lab content. It provides a place to try out Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.