RHCSA (EX200)
Free · Enrolling- Days
- Saturday & Sunday
- Time
- 2–3 hours per session
- Mode
- Online
- Start date
- Saturday, 5 December 2026
OpenSprig is a free training community for open-source technology. Start with Red Hat Enterprise Linux, then grow into automation, containers and the cloud — with hands-on labs and people who want you to succeed.
student@sprig-lab:~$ hostnamectl --staticsprig-lab.opensprig.localstudent@sprig-lab:~$ sudo dnf install -y httpdComplete!student@sprig-lab:~$ sudo systemctl enable --now httpdCreated symlink → httpd.servicestudent@sprig-lab:~$ getenforceEnforcingstudent@sprig-lab:~$ sudo firewall-cmd --add-service=http --permanentsuccessstudent@sprig-lab:~$ echo "Learn Linux. Grow in Open Source."Learn Linux. Grow in Open Source.student@sprig-lab:~$ Learn by doing
Every OpenSprig session pairs a clear explanation with practice on a real system. You type the commands, see what happens, fix what breaks — and that is how skills stick.
Short explanations, then straight into the terminal.
Real tasks that match what admins do at work.
Mentors and peers to help when you get stuck.
Featured courses
Structured trainings across Red Hat, cloud, DevOps and networking. The RHCSA batch is free and open now.
Core RHEL administration from the command line up — our free flagship batch.
Automate Linux administration at scale with Ansible.
Install, configure and manage Red Hat OpenShift clusters.
Build, run and manage containers the daemonless Red Hat way.
Your path in open source
Step 1
Master the command line and system administration.
Step 2
Git, scripting, Ansible and CI/CD pipelines.
Step 3
Containers, Kubernetes and the major clouds.
Step 4
Interview prep, guidance and community support.
Upcoming batches
The free RHCSA batch is enrolling now. Other batches are planned — request one to tell us what you want next.
Why OpenSprig
Our training is free. No hidden fees for sessions or course material.
You practise on real Linux systems in every session, not just slides.
Clear modules that build step by step, from basics to advanced.
Objectives-led lessons and mock exams that mirror the real thing.
Ask questions any time and learn alongside people on the same path.
Advice on roadmaps, CVs and interviews as your skills grow.
From the blog
Linux can look scary when all you see is a black screen and a blinking cursor. The good news: you only need a few basic ideas and a little daily practice to feel at home. This guide shows you where to begin and what to learn first.
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The RHCSA exam is fully hands-on, so knowing exactly what it expects is half the battle. Here we walk through each objective area in plain English and explain what you should be able to do for each one.
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You do not need to memorise hundreds of commands. A small set covers most of what you will do every day. These twenty are the ones we come back to again and again in class.
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