Ubuntu Linux: Service Configuration
1h 4mIntermediate2018-02-26
Authors
Scott Simpson
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Course details
LFCS is one of the most popular Linux certifications. This course maps to the portion of the LFCS exam covering services: the super useful and dependable programs that provide system logging, web hosting, and more. Instructor Scott Simpson shows how to manage how services run on Linux, and how to set up the most common and popular services: web servers, Secure Shell, databases, time synchronization, and remote logging. Plus, learn how to secure services at the host or user level, to keep your Linux system safe from attacks and data breaches.
Learning objectives
Service management
Accessing systems remotely with SSH
Configuring web servers
Configuring a database
Configuring remote logging
Learning objectives
Service management
Accessing systems remotely with SSH
Configuring web servers
Configuring a database
Configuring remote logging
Skills covered
Ubuntu ServerClient Operating SystemsLinuxCloud DevelopmentIT Help DeskNetwork AdministrationNetwork and System AdministrationCloud ComputingOpen SourceDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
Introduction
- Welcome
- Lab setup
Service Management
- Runlevels and targets
Secure Shell
- Configure SSH servers and clients
- Configure SSH-based remote access using public private key pairs
Web Server
- Configure an HTTP server
- Set up name-based virtual web hosts
- Configure SSL on an HTTP server
- Configure HTTP server log files
- Restrict access to a webpage
Other Services
- Configure a database server
- Configure a time synchronization server
- Configure a client to communicate with an NTP server
- Configure remote logging
Conclusion
- Next steps