Nepali-first learning · Hands-on · Built with ex-Red Hat experience

Make Your Linux Foundation Strong

If Cloud, DevOps, or security videos feel confusing, it’s often because the base was skipped. Linux is that base,and you deserve to learn it clearly, in Nepali, with room to ask “dumb” questions.

Our goal is simple: when you finish, you should trust yourself on a terminal, understand how servers and networks behave, and feel ready for the next step,whether that’s cloud, DevOps, or cybersecurity.

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24–36
Guided hours
12+
Practice builds
Live
Optional path

Why we start here

Foundation isn’t boring,it’s what saves you later

A clear Linux course in Nepali gives you the same ground that AWS, Docker, and Kubernetes quietly assume you already have. Think of it as the Linux course Nepali learners use to stop copy-pasting commands,and the cloud course in Nepali prep that actually sticks, because you understand what’s under the hood.

Clarity, not confusion

You’ll know why a command works, not just what to type. That’s when tutorials stop feeling random and start connecting.

Faster growth later

Skipping Linux feels faster at first. In reality it slows every cloud and DevOps topic. A solid base shortens the whole journey.

Respect for your time

We’re not adding noise. Projects mirror real tasks so your hours turn into skill you can explain in an interview or at work.

What a strong Linux base unlocks for you

Linux runs the servers, clouds, and tools behind the roles people aspire to. When your foundation is clear, these paths stop feeling “not for me” and start feeling reachable.

Cloud & DevOps

Every major cloud is Linux underneath. When you get this layer, dashboards and CLIs finally make sense together.

Cybersecurity

The tools and labs you’ll use expect comfort on Linux. We build that comfort step by step.

Server & systems

Most serious backends run on Linux. Understanding services, logs, and permissions is career leverage.

Long-term employability

Trends change; fundamentals don’t. Linux skill pairs with almost every serious IT role.

No pressure, just proof

See how we teach before you decide anything

Three free lessons,Linux basics, install flow, and essential commands,so you can feel whether this pace and style work for you.

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People who walk the path with you

Teaching isn’t only slides,it’s context from real systems, real companies, and years of helping learners cross the gap from “I don’t get it” to “I can do this.”

Bishworaj Poudel

Bishworaj Poudel

Founder, Technology Channel

Tech Educator & Content Creator with massive community reach
Passionate about making tech education accessible in Nepali
Has guided thousands of learners across AI, networking, DevOps & cloud
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Budh Ram Gurung

Budh Ram Gurung

Dhanu Sir , Linux & systems depth

14+ Years of IT Experience ranging from Startup to MNC
Worked in Red Hat, software used by millions
Passionate about helping students get into IT careers
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From us, to you

A note from Bishworaj

Honest words, not a sales script.

Bishworaj Poudel

Bishworaj Poudel

Founder, Technology Channel

I’ve watched brilliant people burn out because they chased shiny tools before understanding the floor they were standing on. The missing piece was almost always the same: Linux.

We built this program so you don’t have to learn alone from random videos that skip the “why.” Whether you’re new to IT or pivoting, a calm, Nepali-first foundation changes how fast everything else clicks.

Partnering with Budh Ram Gurung (Dhanu Sir),who has real depth from Red Hat,was about giving you substance, not hype. If you show up and practice, we’re here to help you carry the weight until it feels light.

“We’re not optimizing for a quick sale. We’re optimizing for the day you realize,you actually understand this.”

How learning fits your life

Structure when you want live support; flexibility when you need to catch up on your own time.

Rhythm & support

LIVE Classes

Mon, Tue, Wed , 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM

Practice & Q/A (Discord)

Thu, Fri , 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Total Learning: 24 - 36 Hours (including practice)

What you need to start

Laptop

Minimum 8GB RAM, Core i3 processor or equivalent

Operating System

Linux OS or Linux inside VM for Windows Users

Time Commitment

24 - 36 Hours (including practice)

Full learning map

Everything we cover to make your base solid

From first terminal steps to networking and security,organized so each week supports the next. Expand any module to see topics.

Introduction to Program
Introduction & Lab Setup
Operating System Overview
Introduction to Operating System & its Functions
Bare Metal, Virtualized and Containerized Systems
Introduction to Linux
What is Linux? Why Linux? Linux Features
Who uses Linux? Linux Distributions (Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, Fedora, RHEL, Oracle Linux)
Linux Installation & Upgrade
Installation Methods & Demo using VirtualBox
Linux Filesystem Hierarchy
Text Editors, Commands & Shell
Vim Editor, Tmux & Basic Vim commands
File & directory commands, Hard & Soft links, Environment variables
Bourne Shell (sh) & Bash, Shell Scripting basics
I/O redirection, Conditionals, Loops, Operators, Exit status & Return codes
Advanced Linux Commands
Advanced file related commands & Text manipulation
Automating Tasks using "cron"
Compression & archive commands
Linux System Startup
BIOS/UEFI Initialization, Bootloader, Loading the Kernel
Run levels/targets
Managing Services in Linux
Managing services with Systemctl & creating custom services
Service logs using "journalctl"
Package Management
Managing packages in Ubuntu: Installing, Removing, Upgrading
Linux Filesystem
Types of File Systems, Disk partitioning & filesystem creation
Mounting from loopback device, Mounting & unmounting filesystems
Users, Groups & Permission Management
User & Group management
Understanding "sudo" and "su"
File Ownership & File Permissions
Linux Processes
Listing processes, Process States, Exploring "/proc"
Process types, Creating & Terminating processes
Process vs Threads, Process Monitoring (top, htop)
Process priority and nice value
OSI Model & TCP/IP Model
Configure hostname, IP Address & Subnetting
Configuring Network interfaces with "ip" command
Networking protocols overview & Computer Network Architecture
LAN & WAN, Routing in Linux, VPN
DNS & "resolv.conf" configuration
SSH for remote access & execution
Capturing Network traffic through "tcpdump"
Introduction to System Security
Overview of Apparmor
Understanding "umask" concept
Linux Firewall
Securing the Linux Server & SSH Hardening
Learning by doing

Practice that stays with you

Twelve-plus small builds that mirror real admin work,so your foundation isn’t theory-only. You’ll recognize these patterns in jobs and interviews.

File Organizer Script

Bash script that organizes files into folders like images/, docs/, videos/

System Information Script

Display hostname, kernel version, uptime, memory & disk usage

Automatic Backup Script

Backup directories using tar, gzip and cron automation

User Creation Automation

Script that creates users, assigns groups, sets passwords

Log File Analyzer

Analyze syslog/auth.log to count login attempts & failed logins

Disk Usage Reporter

Script that reports directories using more than 100MB

Process Monitor Script

Show top 5 memory consuming processes in real-time

Simple File Search Tool

CLI tool using find to search files by name, size, type

System Health Monitor

Monitor CPU, memory, disk and send alerts when threshold exceeded

Package Manager Helper

Script to install, update, and remove packages using apt

Automated Server Setup

Single script to install packages, create users, configure firewall & SSH

Network Monitoring Tool

Monitor network usage, open ports, and packet capture

Capstone , prove your foundation

Tie it together: a Linux web server you own end-to-end

One integrated scenario,users, permissions, services, logs, backups,so you can point to something real and say, “I built and understood this.”

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System Update

Update and upgrade all system packages

2
User & Group Management

Create users, groups, and manage access

3
Directory & Permissions

Set up directory structure with proper permissions

4
Install Web Server

Install and configure Nginx/Apache

5
Deploy Website

Deploy and host a website on the server

6
Log Monitoring

Set up log monitoring and analysis

7
Backup Script

Create automated backup scripts

8
Cron Automation

Schedule tasks with cron jobs

9
Networking Check

Verify network config and connectivity

Two honest options

Pick how you want to build your base

Same substance; different levels of hand-holding. If you’re unsure, message us,we’ll help you choose what matches your schedule and learning style.

Self-paced depth

Full recordings when you learn best,night shift, weekends, or between classes.

Rs 5,000

One-time · Keep access to revisit anytime

All recorded video lessons
Complete syllabus coverage
12+ hands-on projects
Learn at your own schedule
No live class access
No Discord Q/A sessions
No direct trainer interaction
Chat on WhatsApp
Best if you want live guidance

Guided live path

Same foundation, with room to ask in the moment and stay accountable week to week.

Rs 10,000

One-time · Includes recordings + community Q&A

LIVE classes , Mon, Tue, Wed (6:30-8 PM)
All recorded videos included
Complete syllabus & 12+ projects
Discord Q/A , Thu, Fri (5-6 PM)
Direct interaction with ex-Red Hat trainer
Ask doubts in real-time during class
Accountability & structured learning
Chat on WhatsApp

We keep batches smaller so questions don’t get lost in the crowd.

Every path includes the same core value

Nepali-first clarity
Ex-Red Hat depth
True beginner welcome
Hands-on projects
Foundation you can explain