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Ops School Curriculum
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Welcome to the Ops School curriculum documentation site.
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Ops School is a comprehensive program that will help you learn to be an operations engineer.
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Operations engineers are highly skilled people who manage the computer systems of businesses big and small.
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In addition to corporate systems, operations engineers also maintain the systems that allow websites, networks, payments systems and other Internet services to function.
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The field of operations engineering covers a wide variety of topics, from systems administration, to security, networking and beyond.
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Ops School will guide you through all of these skill sets from beginner to expert.
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Since the early 90's, operations engineers have been in high demand.
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As a result, these positions often offer high salaries and long term job security.
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The `SAGE/LISA Salary Survey <https://www.usenix.org/lisa/salary-surveys>`_ has charted the average salaries for systems administrators and operations engineers
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since 1999 and has consistently shown the field to be prosperous for those people who enjoy diving into the inner workings of computer systems.
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If you already know about the profession and want to know how to start, read :ref:`how-to-become-an-operations-engineer`.
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If you are reading about this career for the first time and want to know if it is for you, check out the :ref:`careers` chapter.
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Table of Contents
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.. toctree::
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:maxdepth: 2
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introduction
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meta/guidelines
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careers
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sysadmin_101
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unix_101
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unix_201
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windows_101
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text_editing_101
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text_editing_201
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sysadmin_tools
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security_101
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security_201
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troubleshooting_101
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networking_101
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networking_201
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common_services
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identity_management
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active_directory_101
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active_directory_201
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remote_filesystems_101
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remote_filesystems_201
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programming_101
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programming_201
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hardware_101
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datacenters/datacenters_101
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datacenters/datacenters_201
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datacenters/datacenters_301
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virtualization_101
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virtualization_201
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logs_101
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logs_201
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databases_101
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databases_201
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application_components_201
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loadbalancing_101
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monitoring_101
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monitoring_201
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bcp
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architecture_101
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architecture_201
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config_management
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capacity_planning
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statistics
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deployment_101
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deployment_201
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soft_skills_101
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soft_skills_201
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labs
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learning
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seealso
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reading_list
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meta/contributions
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meta/conventions
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meta/style_guide
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glossary
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TODO List
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.. todolist::
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Indices and tables
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* :ref:`genindex`
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* :ref:`modindex`
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* :ref:`search`
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