PAC | Introduction To Server Administration (2018 EN)

Company: Packt Publishing
Author: LearnToProgram Media
Full Title: Introduction To Server Administration
Year: 2018
Language: English
Genre: Educational: Networking and Servers
Skill Level: -
Price: €98.99
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Files: MP4 (+ Files .PDF)
Time: 04:54:38
Video: AVC, 1280 x 720 (1.778) at 29.970 fps, 2500 kbps
Audio: AAC at 192 Kbps, 2 channels, 48.0 KHz



Deploy and Manage Your Servers and Act as Your Own Server Administrator.

Are you a developer who wants to be able to deploy and manage your own servers? Perhaps you want to start working in server-side development and need to understand the backend environment. Maybe you're interested in starting a career in server administration and want to understand the fundamentals? The fact is, if you're a web developer or web technologist, you need to understand server administration. After you complete this course you will be able to independently provision your own web servers, and deploy saleable web applications that can be shared globally. You'll learn the tools of the trade used by server administrators, and how to properly secure your web servers. This is a course about doing - not simply watching an instructor. In the very first chapter, you'll hit the ground running as you create and configure your first server. During the course, you'll master command interface tools like NANO and VIM. You'll examine package managers and understand the LAMP stack. This course also prepares you to work with GIT code repositories and the popular MySQL database. You'll also learn the important server administration skills of working with security and logs. When you enroll in this class you'll join a community of learners led by LearnToProgram's Henry Quinn. If you'd like to add server administration to your list of skills, we'll look forward to seeing you in class.

Style and Approach
This course clarifies and teaches you the most of the needed concepts and methods to be more confident with server-side work.


Learn:
✓ You will learn exactly what a virtual private server (VPS) is, how one can benefit you, and how to provision one.
✓ You will learn how to SSH into your new machine and navigate around using the command line.
✓ You will learn how to use command line based text editors to edit configuration files.
✓ You will learn what a package manager is and how they can help you set up a system.
✓ You will learn how to set up a LAMP hosting environment.
✓ You will learn how to use Git to populate /var/www/ with your projects.
✓ You will learn how to connect projects to local MySQL databases.
✓ You will learn how to point domain names to your sites and set up Apache virtual hosts.
✓ You will learn to lock down your system by closing common web server attack vectors.
✓ You will learn how to troubleshoot your server by reading your log files.

Features:
✓ A good step by step introduction into the world of server administration, walking through each step and actually replicating the steps helps expose the inner workings and tools needed to successfully navigate the process.


Lessons:
1. First Steps in Server Administration
01. Welcome to the Course
02. About the Instructor
03. Introductory Activity
04. Defining a Virtual Private Server
05. Obtain the Tools of the Trade
06. Digital Ocean Overview
07. Creating Your First Server
08. Sign up for Digital Ocean and Create a Server
09. You’re officially a Server Admin (“It’s A Unix System!”)
2. How to Connect and Get A Lay of the Land (SSH & CLI)
10. Handling Permissions and Users
11. SSH (Secure Shell)
12. Create a User
13. Navigate the File Tree
14. Quick Tour
15. Less Quick Tour
16. Setting up Tasks on the Command Line
17. CLI Came, CLI Saw, CLI Conquered
3. Editing Files, Or How to Stop Worrying and Love Vim (Nano & Vim)
18. Navigating with Nano & VIM
19. CLI Text Editors
20. Nano
21. Vim
22. VIM Adventures
23. Creating and editing files
24. You Too Can Be a Vim Snob!
4. Sudo Yum Get Install Understanding-Of-Package-Managers (Yum)
25. Basic Yum Commands
26. Package Managers 101
27. See What You’ve Got and Find Something New
28. Remove a Package
29. Yum Cheat Sheet
30. Using Package managers
31. The World at Your Fingers
5. No, the Other Kind of LAMP (LAMP Stack)
32. What is the Lamp Stack?
33. Introduction to the LAMP Stack
34. Gather the Tools
35. Common Setting in Apache
36. Enabling and Configuring with MySQL
37. Serving HTML Pages with PHP
38. Working with Apache, MySQL, and PHP
39. The Hostess with the Mostest
6. Let’s Git Your Code on This Server (Git & HTTPD)
40. Using GITHUB to put projects on your Server
41. Overview of Git and /var/www/
42. Git Clone
43. Making Changes (Remote)
44. Making Changes (Local)
45. Git Cloning Virtual repositories
46. You’re A Git-ar Hero
7. If It Only Had a Brain (MySQL)
47. Connecting Databases to your Server
48. Creating Users/Passwords/Permissions
49. Creating Databases/Tables/Columns
50. Connecting App to Database
51. SQLBuddy
52. Linking up to MySQL
53. It’s Alive its Alive!!!
8. Help People Find Your Projects (Domains)
54. Linking a Domain to your Server
55. Buying a Domain
56. Pointing That Domain to Your Site/Server
57. Subdomains
58. Advanced Domain Stuff
59. Setting up a Domain with your Server
60. This Is Kind of How Google Started
9. How to Stop the Hackers (Security)
61. Protecting Your Server
62. Lock Down SSH
63. Add SSH Key
64. Basic Firewall
65. Snapshot
66. Basic Security
67. The Best Offense Is a Good Defense
10. Have You Checked the Logs?
68. Check those Logs
69. Logs and You! (/var/log/)
70. Which Files To check (ls -altr)
71. What to Look For
72. Log Aggregators
73. Opening up logs and searching for events
74. Pay Attention to the Man behind the Curtain

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