LINUX-360
Linux + Network + Security Lab
Practice systemctl, services, ports, permissions and logs. You’ll clear incidents like “Web app down”, “Disk full”, “High CPU” using real commands.
VIRTUAL WORLD OF IT • JOB SIMULATORS
Day 0 itself you will fix a real incident using Linux, Networking, Security & AI.
No more theory-only classes. ShadowXLab drops you directly into a 4-Stack Simulation Lab – with consoles, logs, dashboards and real-style tickets.
Linux-360
Network-360
Security-360
AI-360
● 4-Stack Ideology – System • Communication • Protection • Intelligence
⏱ 50-Day Track • 2 Hours / Day • Job-Level Practice
☑ Beginner to Production Engineer – Guided mode
Simulators
4-Stack Job Simulators – Linux, Network, Security & AI
Every simulator gives you outage-style cases, consoles, and dashboards. You will think like L1/L2/L3 engineers, not just watch slides.
See how this fits into the 50-day path ⟶
NOC-360
Network Operations Simulator
Solve link flaps, latency, BGP issues and firewall mis-configs. Work with a live-style NOC event queue and incident manager console.
SECURITY-360
SOC & Incident Response Simulator
Investigate alerts, check logs, validate IOCs and write clear incident updates. Logs from Linux, network & apps come together here.
AI-360
AI Co-Engineer Lab
Use AI responsibly: generate commands, draft incident updates, and design runbooks. You stay in control; AI works as an assistant.
DEVOPS-360
Developer & DevOps Friendly Labs
See how code, configs and infrastructure are connected. Ideal for students who want to move towards DevOps / SRE / Cloud.
CAREER-360
Interview & Resume Simulator
Practice explaining incidents, drawing diagrams and answering “What do you do all day as a SOC/NOC engineer?” – in simple language.
50-Day Transformation Path
From “I like cyber” to “I can handle incidents”.
Every day is 2 hours: first 60 minutes concept explanation (layman examples), next 60 minutes simulator implementation. By Day 50, you will have incident stories you can explain in interviews.
What happens over 50 days?
The journey is split into 4 major stages. You always learn in 4-Stack view: Linux • Network • Security • AI.
DAY 0 – 10
Linux Confident
DAY 11 – 25
Network Aware
DAY 26 – 40
Security Mindset
DAY 41 – 50
AI-Assisted Engineer
- Concept Page: 5W1H, diagrams, and simple stories for each topic.
- Application Page: Same concept implemented in simulator with commands, tools & dashboards.
- Role View Page: What L1, L2, L3, IR Lead & Management do during the same incident.
- Daily mini-viva so that you can explain the concept to juniors and interviewers.
Example – Day 0 Console View
[LIVE INCIDENT] Web App Down for Students
00:01 ssh shadow@lab-linux 00:02 Login successful. Environment: Linux-360 00:05 # Step 1 – Check service on Linux 00:05 sudo systemctl status student-web 00:08 ● student-web.service - Inactive (failed) 00:10 # Step 2 – Run network connectivity checks 00:10 ping -c 3 db.shadowxlab.internal 00:13 # Step 3 – Fix permissions & restart safely 00:13 sudo chown -R web:web /var/www/student-app 00:14 sudo systemctl restart student-web 00:16 Status: Web app back online ✅ 00:18 Now you log incident summary as L1 Engineer 00:19 and practice how to explain this in interview.
Who Is This For?
If you are serious about job-ready skills, this is built for you.
ShadowXLab is not a passive YouTube playlist. It is designed for students and working professionals who want to experience NOC / SOC style work before attending interviews.
Students & Freshers
- ✓B.Tech / BSc / BCA students who want to enter cyber / IT.
- ✓Those who know basics but never saw real incidents.
- ✓College teams who want practical lab for their batches.
Working Professionals
- ✓People from non-IT background planning a shift to NOC/SOC.
- ✓L1 helpdesk / desktop engineers wanting better roles.
- ✓Trainers who want a simulator to teach their own students.
College / Training Partners
- ✓Institutes who want branded, ready-to-deliver lab setup.
- ✓Colleges planning “Job-Ready Cybersecurity Program”.
- ✓Sponsors & investors who want to scale this movement.
Visual Gallery
This is how your virtual workday feels inside ShadowXLab.
Real SOC rooms, terminals, servers, AI visuals and coding screens – all connected into one 4-Stack Job Simulator.
Command Center View
Live-style operations room where alerts, dashboards and calls come together.
AI Co-Engineer
AI assisting you with commands, runbooks and summaries – you still control the flow.
Night SOC Energy
Quiet focus, dashboards glowing, incidents getting resolved one by one.
Student Workspace
All you need is a laptop + internet – simulator gives the enterprise feeling.
Code & Configs
Understand how one small config line can break or fix an entire service.
Linux Terminals
Practice real commands on simulated Linux servers – no dummy screenshots.
Network & Servers
Visualise the racks and hardware that sit behind your incidents and tickets.
Linux-360 Card
The heart of system troubleshooting – services, ports, permissions, logs.
NOC-360 Card
From latency to link flaps – network incidents mapped to clear thinking.
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FAQ & Contact
Before you enroll, read this carefully.
Is this course only theory?
No. Every concept is explained in layman language first, then immediately implemented in the simulator. You will touch commands, logs, dashboards and tickets from Day 0.
Do I need prior Linux / networking knowledge?
Basic computer usage is enough. Day 0–10 covers Linux fundamentals from absolute zero and slowly connects them to NOC / SOC style work.
Is this mapped to certifications?
Yes. Many labs align with topics from CCNA, CompTIA Security+, CEH & SOC Analyst roles – but the main focus is job-style thinking, not just passing exams.
Will sessions be recorded?
Yes. Learners will get access to recordings + simulator walkthroughs, so you can repeat difficult incidents multiple times.