Training

Hands-on training built around the systems people actually run. Noiz teaches Linux administration and the open-source platforms it hosts and supports, so teams leave able to operate, troubleshoot and extend their own infrastructure.

What Noiz teaches

• Linux systems administration — the command line, users and permissions, packages and services, networking, logs, backups and routine hardening.
• WordPress — day-to-day site management, content workflows, plugin and theme hygiene, updates and basic recovery.
• ERPNext — navigating the ERP, configuring modules, managing users and roles, and keeping the platform healthy.
• Nextcloud — file sync and sharing, collaboration, user management and administration.

Who it’s for

Sessions are tailored to the audience and pitched at the right level:

• Primary and tertiary education — structured introductions for students and staff, from first contact with Linux to platform-specific skills.
• Corporate teams — practical upskilling for staff who maintain or use these systems in production.

How it works

• Delivered per-day for group sessions or per-seat for individuals.
• Hands-on throughout: real systems, real tasks, no slideware filler.
• Scoped to the client’s environment and goals, on-site or remote.

Why Noiz

Noiz runs Linux and these platforms in production every day, so training comes from operational experience rather than theory. The focus is open-source skills the client owns and can carry anywhere — no lock-in, no dependence on a single vendor.

Training pairs naturally with managed hosting and support: the same team that keeps the infrastructure running can teach the people who use it. Get in touch to scope a session.