Linux Admin Course: Tutorials and Projects
Master essential Linux skills through real-world projects, including SSL certificate installation, HTTP load balancing, and MySQL replication. Gain hands-on experience with Apache, Nginx, and Ubuntu in this comprehensive Linux tutorial course.
What You’ll Learn
This Linux Admin course will teach you:
- SSL Certificate Management: Learn to install SSL certificates on CentOS with Apache.
- MySQL Replication: Set up master-slave replication on Ubuntu for database redundancy.
- Apache Configuration: Dive into setting up and managing Apache servers.
- HTTP Load Balancing: Configure Nginx to distribute web traffic efficiently.
- Linux Project Mastery: Complete hands-on projects to develop practical Linux skills.
- Nginx Performance: Boost web performance by balancing loads with Nginx.
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Description of the Linux Admin Course
This course offers a series of hands-on tutorials to enhance your Linux administration skills through practical projects. You'll start by learning how to install and configure SSL certificates on CentOS, ensuring secure communication for your web applications. Next, you'll explore HTTP load balancing using Nginx, enabling your system to handle more web traffic efficiently. Finally, you’ll learn to set up MySQL master-slave replication on Ubuntu Linux to enhance data redundancy and ensure high availability.
Each project in this course provides step-by-step instructions, allowing you to build real-world Linux systems while acquiring valuable skills in server management, security, and performance optimization. This includes:
- Installing SSL certificates on CentOS with Apache
- Configuring HTTP load balancing with Nginx
- Setting up MySQL master-slave replication on Ubuntu
- Working with practical Linux server administration projects
By the end of this Linux Admin course, you’ll have completed three crucial Linux projects, equipping you with the skills needed to manage and optimize Linux systems in real-world scenarios.
Who Is This Course For
This Linux Admin course is for anyone interested in learning Linux through hands-on projects, especially those wanting to enhance their skills in system administration and server management.
Course Instructor
Jason began his career as a Unix and Linux System Engineer in 1999, working with companies such as Xerox, UPS, Hewlett-Packard, and Amazon.com. He has also served as a technical consultant and independent contractor for small businesses and Fortune 500 companies.
Jason has extensive experience with CentOS, RedHat Enterprise Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, and Ubuntu, as well as personal projects using Debian, Slackware, and CrunchBang. In addition to Linux, he has supported proprietary Unix operating systems, including AIX, HP-UX, and Solaris.
Passionate about teaching, Jason enjoys helping others harness the power of the Linux operating system. He is the author of "Linux for Beginners" and "Command Line Kung Fu."
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Testimonials
Clayton A.
Jason has a wealth of Linux knowledge and takes the extra steps to make sure you are exposed to the multiple ways commands can be entered. It would be a wise choice to take Linux courses from him.
Larry T.
The first two lessons (and quizzes) flowed very naturally, with the instructor not missing a beat, adding test and verification scripts so you knew that your configurations were solid, services running, etc.
Like "/snap/bin/certbot certonly --nginx" as an example of thoroughness being taken.
I also recommend reviewing tmux, Caddy, MySQL Load Balancing, etc., as they cover concepts you need to architecture your solution on containers or in the cloud. Structure is thorough, and doesn't hide information you might need, and I appreciated the mix across different Linux distributions.
Neeraja T.
The course was good. Wanna build my career better to showcase my skills by this type of certification.
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