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Python For Networking And System Administrators (TTPS4822) Certification Training
Vinsys provides short-term and comprehensive TTPS4824 Certification Training to help you explore Python's network and system administration potential.
This 04-days course offers basic and advanced-level Python programming skills, enabling you to automate tasks, manage servers,
Python For Networking And System Administrators ((TTPS4822) Certificat
Automate network tasks with frameworks like Paramiko, SSH, and REST to simplify server management.
Master Python's data structures include lists, dictionaries, and units.
Work with real-world applications, including network programming, sockets, and error handling.
Course Overview
Python For Networking And System Administrators (TTPS4824) Certification Training is developed for professionals who want to use Python for community administration and device management. The course covers Python programming foundations and focuses on automating network tasks, simplifying system administration strategies, and improving server control. Learners will be introduced to Python's skills to handle network operations successfully.
Throughout the course, participants will learn fundamental concepts such as working with data types, handling data, regular expressions, and using Python's powerful standard libraries. They will also gain hands-on experience automating network tasks, functioning SSH-based remote management, and managing distributed systems using REST and Git tools. This practical knowledge enables individuals to optimise their productivity and streamline administrative responsibilities.
Vinsys offers flexible and custom courses to suit learners’ busy schedules and specific requirements. You can choose from vILT( Virtual Instructor-led Training), ILT ( Instructor-led Training), private training, and group sessions. Our experts have over 20 years of experience providing technical training and are committed to providing you with a holistic learning experience.
You will also receive a certification after completing the course.
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Course Objectives
This course guides learners to:
- Create Python scripts using best practices for the industry.
- Use Python's data types to apply in different scenarios effectively.
- Read and write textual and binary data to and from files.
- Use regular expressions to search and replace text efficiently.
- Investigate the standard library and its time-saving modules.
- Master advanced Python information structures to increase your skills.
- Develop professional Python applications for real-world scenarios.
- Work with dates, instances, and calendars for accurate management.
Audience
Python For Networking And System Administrators (TTPS4824) Certification Training is designed for:
- IT professionals who want to use Python for system and network management tasks.
- Network administrators interested in automating routine methods and increasing efficiency with Python.
- System managers attempting to enhance their skills with Python for boosted automation.
- Developers attempting to use Python to manage and optimise device infrastructure.
- Advanced users considering Python for device management and internet server control.
- Professionals who want to streamline server installation and maintenance with Python.
- Learners and professionals interested in simplifying daily tasks by developing customised Python scripts for automation.
Eligibility Criteria
To join this course, participants need:
- A basic understanding of Java 8 programming principles is beneficial, but not mandatory.
- Basic experience in any programming language is required for effective learning.
- Knowledge of user-level operations in Unix/Linux, Mac OS, or Windows environments is suggested for better course navigation.
Please contact us for more details on the eligibility criteria.
Course Outline
Module 1: An Overview of Python
- What is Python?
- The Birth of Python.
- About Interpreted Languages
- Advantages of Python
- Disadvantages of Python
- How to get Python
- Which version of Python?
- The end of Python 2
- Getting Help
- One day in Dagobah
Module 2: The Python Environment
- Starting Python
- If the interpreter is not in your PATH
- Using the interpreter
- Trying out a few commands
- Running Python scripts (explicit)
- Running Python scripts (implicit)
- Using pydoc
- Python Editors and IDEs
Module 3: Getting Started
- Using variables
- Keywords and Builtins
- Variable typing
- Strings
- Single-delimited string literals
- Triple-delimited string literals
- Raw string literals
- Unicode characters
- String operators and methods
- String Methods
- Numeric literals
- Math operators and expressions
- Converting among types
- Writing to the screen
- String Formatting
- Legacy String Formatting
- Command line parameters
- Reading from the keyboard
Module 4: Flow Control
- About flow control
- What's with the white space?
- if and elif
- Conditional Expressions
- Relational Operators
- Boolean operators
- while loops
- Alternate ways to exit a loop
Module 5: Array types
- About Array Types
- Lists
- Tuples
- Indexing and slicing
- Iterating through a sequence
- Unpacking tuples
- Nested sequences
- Functions for all sequences
- Using enumerate()
- Operators and keywords for sequences
- The range() function
- List comprehensions
- Generator Expressions
Module 6: Working with Files
- Text file I/O
- Opening a text file
- The with block
- Reading a text file
- Writing to a text file
Module 7: Dictionaries
- About dictionaries
- When to use dictionaries?
- Creating dictionaries
- Getting dictionary values
- Iterating through a dictionary
- Reading file data into a dictionary
- Counting with dictionaries
- About sets
- Creating Sets
- Working with sets
Module 8: Functions
- Defining a function
- Returning values
- Function parameters
- Variable scope
Module 9: Sorting
- Sorting Overview
- The sorted() function
- Custom sort keys
- Lambda functions
- Sorting nested data
- Sorting dictionaries
- Sorting in reverse
- Sorting lists in place
Module 10: Errors and Exception Handling
- Syntax errors
- Exceptions
- Handling exceptions with try
- Handling multiple exceptions
- Handling generic exceptions
- Ignoring exceptions
- Using else
- Cleaning up finally
Module 11: Using Modules
- What is a module?
- Creating Modules
- The import statement
- Where did __pycache__ come from?
- Module search path
- Packages
- Example
- Module Aliases
- When the batteries aren't included
Module 12: An Introduction to Python Classes
- About O-O programming
- Defining classes
- Constructors
- Instance methods
- Properties
- Class methods and data
- Static Methods
- Private methods
- Inheritance
- Untangling the nomenclature
Module 13: Regular Expressions
- Regular Expressions
- RE Syntax Overview
- Finding matches
- RE Objects
- Compilation Flags
- Groups
- Special Groups
- Replacing text
- Replacing with a callback
- Splitting a string
Module 14: Network Programming
- Grabbing a web page
- Consuming Web services
- HTTP the easy way
- sending email
- Email attachments
- Remote Access
- Copying files with Paramiko
Module 15: Sockets
- Sockets
- Socket options
- Server concepts
- Client concepts
- Application protocols
- Forking servers
Module 16: Multiprogramming
- Multiprogramming
- What Are Threads?
- The Python Thread Manager
- The threading Module
- Threads for the impatient
- Creating a thread class
- Variable sharing
- Using queues
- Debugging threaded Programs
- The multiprocessing module
- Using pools
- Alternatives to multiprogramming
Module 17: Closures
- What is a closure?
- Why do I need one?
- How can I make one?
- Factory Function
- Using functools.partial()
Module 18: Serializing Data: XML, XPath, JSON, CSV
- About XML
- Normal Approaches to XML
- Which module to use?
- Getting Started With ElementTree
- How ElementTree Works
- Elements
- Creating a New XML Document
- Parsing An XML Document
- Navigating the XML Document
- Using XPath
- About JSON
- Reading JSON
- Writing JSON
- Customizing JSON
- Reading CSV data
- Nonstandard CSV
- Using csv.DictReader
- Writing CSV Data
- Pickle
Choose Your Preferred Mode
Online Training
- Virtual coding labs allow for hands-on experience while learning.
- Interactive quizzes and exercises are included in the course to enhance knowledge and skills.
- On-demand access to course materials enables learners to review lessons at their own speed.
- Personalised instructor feedback and expert guidance, with a focus on real-world application and progress.
Corporate Training
- Customised lessons based on specific corporate network and system administration needs.
- Practical exposure to real-time scenarios for improving troubleshooting and automation in organisations.
- Interactive team-based projects to promote collaboration in resolving project challenges.
- Continuous performance tracking through assessments and feedback to track growth.
FAQ’s
What is Python for Networking and System Administrators (TTPS4824) Certification Training?
It is a comprehensive training course developed to instruct Python programming, specifically for networking and system administration tasks.
What will I learn in this course?
The course will focus on Python scripting, network automation, error management, file operations, and professional Python application development.
Do I need prior programming experience to take this course?
Basic programming knowledge or expertise in any language will be useful, although it is optional.
What is the duration of this training?
The course usually takes four days to complete, depending on the learner's speed and determination. The duration can be customised depending on the format you choose. Please contact us for more details.
Can I access the course materials after completion?
Yes, you will have continued access to the course materials for future reference and practice.
Are there any certifications awarded after completing the course?
You will get a certification after completing the course and passing the final assessment.
What are the system requirements for this course?
To get started, all you need is a computer with Python installed and an internet connection.
Will this course help me in automating network tasks?
Absolutely, the course specialises on using Python to automate community administration tasks such as file transfers and network setting.
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Reviews
This course taught me how to automate network tasks using Python, which greatly improved my system administration skills. The hands-on approach has proven to be really beneficial, and I now feel more confident in dealing with real-world network issues.
Sanjiv kumarNetwork Engineer
I gained real-world expertise using Python scripts for system management tasks. The course knowledge was clear and relevant, which improved my understanding of community control.
Anupam AsheshNetwork Defense Analysts
Our organisation profited a lot from this course, particularly in automating network operations. The instructors provided us with clear, practical insights that helped us improve our system administration efficiency.
Pankaj ChaudharyPython Developer
We enrolled our IT department in this Python course to streamline network operations. The real-world applications discussed were invaluable, and the Vinsys instructors guaranteed that the concepts were easily understood.
Mahesh KhamkarCyber Security Specialist
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