Complete Cloud Engineering Course In Linux

About Course

Unlock the full potential of Linux with our comprehensive course, “Complete Cloud Engineering Course In Linux”: Server Management, Hosting, and Troubleshooting.” This course is designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge necessary to manage and host your web projects on popular Linux distributions like CentOS, Debian, and Ubuntu.

Throughout this course, you will dive deep into various aspects of Linux server infrastructure, learning how to set up, configure, and maintain servers for optimal performance. We will cover popular server management software such as Plesk, Webmin, and Virtualmin, allowing you to choose the best tools for your needs.

Our hands-on approach will help you understand how to host your projects on Linux environments, from configuring email-sending capabilities to installing CMS tools like WordPress. You will be guided through every step of the process, ensuring you gain practical experience and confidence in your abilities.

We understand that troubleshooting and resolving common issues is a critical aspect of server management. That’s why this course also focuses on identifying and addressing common problems you may encounter when working with Linux servers. By the end of this course, you will be well-equipped to manage and optimize your web projects on Linux, ensuring a smooth and efficient experience for your users.

Join us on this exciting journey, and become a Linux expert today!

Proficiency in Linux distributions and server management.
Linux distributions like CentOS, Debian, and Ubuntu along with their server management
Learn to host web projects, set up email services, and work with web servers such as Apache and Nginx
Gain expertise in deploying CMS tools like WordPress on Linux, and troubleshoot common issues
Knowledge of advanced cloud engineering concepts and best practices.

Course Content

Introduction to Linux

A Journey of Thousand Miles

01:27
Introduction to Operating Systems

05:03
Using Different Operating System as Cloud Infras

07:01

Linux Distribution

Linux Hostings and Servers

Configuring Web Servers

Linus Installation for Different Distros

Linux Server Management and Infrastructure

Installation of Server Management

Commands for Starters in Linux
Debian Package Management Using Apt
CentOS Package Management Using Yum
And So The Practical Begins

00:39
Acquiring a Domain Name for Server Config and Management

10:03
Webmin and Virtualmin Installation on Debian

10:23
Webmin and Virtualmin Installation on Centos

05:12
Plesk Installation

14:02
Cpanel Installation
Monitoring and Performance Optimization

06:29

Installation of Core & Dependencies

Web Server Setup

Email and Communication Setup

Deploying Content Management Systems (CMS) on Linux

Deploying Web Projects on Linux Server

Troubleshooting and Resolving Common Issues

Common Linux Issues

Extras

Advanced Cloud Engineering Concepts (Theory)

Complete Cloud Engineering Course Project and Examination

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Intermediate
47 Total Enrolled
20 hours Duration
April 9, 2024 Last Updated
Enrollment validity: 370 days
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Video lectures and interactive demonstrations for each topic and lesson.
Step-by-step guides and hands-on lab exercises for practical learning.
Quizzes and assignments to assess understanding and reinforce learning.
Access to a virtual Linux environment for practicing skills in a safe and controlled setting.
Course forums for discussion, support, and networking with peers and instructors.
Additional resources, including case studies, real-world examples, and recommended reading lists.

Basic computer literacy: Familiarity with operating systems, file management, and common applications is required
Access to a computer or laptop: A system with a stable internet connection, capable of running a virtual machine or connecting to a remote Linux environment.
Optional: Previous experience with any programming or scripting language can be helpful, but not mandatory.
Review the course syllabus and ensure you meet the requirements before enrolling.
Set aside dedicated time for learning and practicing, aiming for consistency and focus.
Complete each module in sequence, as the topics build on each other.
Engage in hands-on exercises and labs to reinforce learning and gain practical experience.
Participate in course forums, discussions, and group activities to maximize your learning experience.
Reach out to instructors and peers for support and clarification when needed.
You must pass your exam at two trials to successfully meet the eligibility for certifications

IT professionals and system administrators seeking to expand their knowledge of Linux-based cloud engineering and server management.
Web developers and programmers looking to host and manage their web projects on Linux environments.
Individuals aiming to pursue a career in cloud engineering or seeking Linux certifications.
Technical enthusiasts interested in mastering Linux distributions, server management, and advanced cloud concepts.

About Course

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Introduction to Linux

A Journey of Thousand Miles

Introduction to Operating Systems

Using Different Operating System as Cloud Infras

Linux Distribution

History and Evolution of Linux

Overview of CentOS, Debian, and Ubuntu

Choosing the Right Distribution for Your Needs

Linux Hostings and Servers

Shared Hosting

VPS: Virtual Private Server

VDS: Virtual Dedicated Server

Bare Metal or Eco-Friendly Full Dedicated Server

Private Cloud Server

Server Hardware Specifications

Configuring Web Servers

Choosing The Right Host

Web Hosting Break Down

Acquiring a Domain Name

Domain and DNS Management

Overview of CPanel as Hosting Software

Linus Installation for Different Distros

Installing Debian on a VPS

Installing Debian on Dedicated Servers

Installing Centos on Dedicated Server

Installing Ubuntu on Dedicated Server

Linux Server Management and Infrastructure

Understanding Linux Server Architecture

Configuring and Managing Linux Servers

Introduction to Server Management Software

Installation of Server Management

Commands for Starters in Linux

Debian Package Management Using Apt

CentOS Package Management Using Yum

And So The Practical Begins

Acquiring a Domain Name for Server Config and Management

Webmin and Virtualmin Installation on Debian

Webmin and Virtualmin Installation on Centos

Plesk Installation

Cpanel Installation

Monitoring and Performance Optimization

Installation of Core & Dependencies

PHP and It’s Library installation

C and C++ Installation

Python and It’s Library installation

Node.Js Installation

Web Server Setup

Setting Up Web Servers (Apache, Nginx)

Configuring Databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL)

Securing Your Linux Environment SSL

Securing Your Server

Email and Communication Setup

Introduction to Email Protocols (SMTP, IMAP, POP3)

Setting Up Professional Email and Importance

Setting Up Email Clients and Webmail

Securing and Troubleshooting Email Services

Configuring Email Sending Capabilities

Email Deliverability and Spam Prevention

Deploying Content Management Systems (CMS) on Linux

Overview of Popular CMS Platforms (WordPress, Drupal, Joomla)

Installing and Configuring WordPress on Linux Web Server

Customizing and Securing Your CMS Installation

Designing A Website with CMS installation

Performance Optimization and Caching Strategies

Deploying Web Projects on Linux Server

Compiling and Unzipping The Zip File

Deploying A Simple Invoice Generator Software

Deploying Complex Project Involving Database Using phpMyAdmin

Troubleshooting and Resolving Common Issues

Identifying Common Linux Server Problems

Debugging and Log Analysis Techniques

Implementing Backup and Disaster Recovery Strategies

Recovering from Server Downtime and Data Loss

Common Linux Issues

SASL authentication failure

Mysql or Mariadb Server Failed To Start

Fixing postfix and saslauthd