Linux Web Operations

Colleagues, the Linux Web Operations program is based upon a full stack example of a Python web application hosted in the AWS cloud, each lesson begins with general principles and uses command line examples to reinforce the concepts. According to GlassDoor average compensation for a Linux Developer in the US is $119,656. The program covers web, application, and database servers; DNS records and servers; exchanging confidential and authenticated messages using cryptography; Ansible for orchestration and configuration management; working with APIs; and running applications in Docker containers. Learn to design web applications for high availability, interact with APIs and debug problems with HTTP, configure Apache and Nginx web servers, extend Nginx with Lua scripts, configure master and slave DNS, update DNS dynamically, configure an HAProxy Load Balancer, configure MySQL master/slave replication, run applications in Docker containers, configure applications automatically using Ansibles, and use SSH, OpenSSL, and GPG to provide data integrity and confidentiality. Skill-based training modules include: 1) Web Applications, 2) Databases, 3) Web Servers and Load Balancers, 4) DNS, 5) Monitoring, 6) Configuration Management, 7) Cryptography, and 8) Docker Containers and Dockerfiles.

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Linux Foundation Certified Engineer - LFCE (Training)

Colleagues, Payscale estimates the average US salary for Linux Foundation Certified Engineer (LFCE) is about  $119,287 per year. This Linux Foundation Certified Engineer (LFCE) training program has 10 hours of comprehensive video training—which includes whiteboard concept teaching, live CLI work, screencast teaching, hands-on labs, and practice exam walkthroughs—so you have everything you need to study for and pass the LFCE exam. This course will give you practical and reliable training so you get all the information you need to pass the LFCE exam, as well as the real-world experience you need to fully understand concepts and practice your skills. This comprehensive training includes 10+ hours of video courses, whiteboard instruction to help you grasp difficult concepts, CLI instruction so you can see Linux in action and multiple practice labs. Training modules include: 1) Managing Networking - Network Administration, Network Monitoring & Reporting, Implementing Packet Filtering, Managing Remote Access, Configuring NFS File Sharing; 2)  Managing File Services - Configuring Samba File Sharing, Configuring FTP Servers, Setting up Automount; 3) Managing Web Services - Managing Apache, Managing Apache Security Features, Squid Proxy Server and Nginx; 4) Managing Mail Services - Configuring an SMTP Server, Configuring a POP/IMAP Server; and 5) Managing Infrastructure Services, DNS Server, DHCP, Network Time, Docker Containers and Installing an IPA Server. 

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Google Cloud Certified Associate Cloud Engineer (Course and Practice Test)

Colleagues, the Google Cloud Certified Associate Cloud Engineer  program provides a exploration into the foundational concepts of cloud computing, Google Cloud Platform, and all the objectives and sub-objectives of the Google Cloud Certified Associate Cloud Engineer certification, including demonstrations of the deployment of applications, monitoring of operations of multiple projects. Training modules include: 1) Introducing Google Cloud Computing - familiarizes the viewer with virtualization technologies, which is at the heart of cloud computing. The cloud service types and deployment models are covered, as well as an introduction to GCP core services like Computing, Hosting, Storage, Networking, Database, and Big Data, finishing up with Machine Learning services, 2) Setting up a Cloud Solution Environment -  setting up Cloud Projects and Accounts among other important early lifecycle tasks and best practices. Exploring important billing concepts and practices, and installing and configuring the command line interface through the Cloud SDK download are also covered, 3) Planning and Configuring a Cloud Solution -  planning the deployment of compute, database, and storage solutions, 4) Deploying and Implementing a Cloud Solutions - 22 live demonstrations with more than two hours of hands-on labs. It covers all of the exam objectives for configuring compute, database, and storage services, as well as networking and other services like Google Cloud Launcher., and 5) Ensuring Successful Operation of a Cloud Solution.” discusses monitoring and logging–primarily with Stackdriver; and then the critical Identity and Access Management (IAM service) with both predefined and custom roles configured in both the Console and Google Cloud Shell.

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