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Linux: Web Services

1h 19mIntermediate2016-12-14

Authors

Scott Simpson

Creating Technology Courses as a Senior Staff Author at LinkedIn

Course details

Linux runs the majority of the world's websites. Get web services up and running on your own Linux machine with this course. Scott Simpson explains how to install and configure web services in CentOS 7 using Apache, including configuring virtual hosts, adding modules, and securing your site with SSL. Plus, get some additional techniques for protecting and monitoring your site and a tour of other popular web servers.

Learning objectives
Starting up and shutting down a web service
Configuring logging on Apache
Adding modules to extend Apache
Using virtual hosts
Securing access with SSL
Adding an SSL certificate to your site
Protecting a site with .htaccess files

Skills covered

LinuxCloud AdministrationNetwork AdministrationNetwork and System AdministrationCloud ComputingOpen SourceDeep Dive (X:Y)

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Welcome
02 - What you should know
03 - Using the exercise files

1. Serve Web Content with Apache

04 - How a web server works
05 - Ensure network connectivity
06 - Install Apache
07 - Explore the configuration file
08 - Start up and shut down the web service
09 - Deploy a site
10 - Configure logging
11 - Add modules to extend Apache
12 - Use virtual hosts to serve many sites
13 - Common troubleshooting topics

2. Secure the Site and Control Access

14 - Secure access with SSL
15 - Create a self-signed certificate
16 - Use a certificate from a Certificate Authority (CA)
17 - Add an SSL certificate to your site
18 - Protect a site with a .htaccess file
19 - Rewrite a URL with a .htaccess file

Conclusion

20 - Other web servers
21 - Next steps