Ubuntu Linux Server Basics
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Course IntroductionWelcome!
This course is designed for complete beginners, so don't worry if you've never touched a computer server or Linux before today. The course includes everything you will need to know about installing and operating an Ubuntu Linux Server.
As my student, you are my #1 priority. So, please feel free to get in touch with me and ask questions or seek clarification on anything related to Ubuntu Linux server administration. My desire is that you learn and retain the information.Enjoy the course, and let me know how I can best serve you.
Blessings,
Cody
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What is a computer server?
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What is Linux?
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What is Ubuntu?
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Downloading Ubuntu and preparing installation media
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Installing Ubuntu Server
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BONUS VIDEO: It's Snowing in Texas!
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ReviewThis quiz will test your knowledge of preparing and installing Ubuntu Linux Server. Remember that different scenarios call for different methods of installation. You should seek to master multiple methods in order to be prepared for real-world environments.
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Security 101: 'Sudo' and the 'root' user
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Getting Around (ls, cd, mkdir, nano, rm, rmdir)
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Reading Files & Shell Navigation Tips (TAB, cat, &&, "", )
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Managing output (grep, less, |)
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Copying and moving files (mv, cp, rsync)
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How do I turn this thing off? (shutdown)
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BONUS VIDEO: System runlevels (telinit)
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Root privileges (sudo, su, /etc/sudoers)
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Finding help when you need it
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Review
Test your knowledge of Ubuntu Linux Server basics!
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Changing the system date and time
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User & group management, Part 1 (adduser, addgroup, passwd)
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User & group management, Part 2 (passwd, userdel, groupdel)
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Installing programs and understanding dependencies (apt-get, do-release-upgrade)
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Basic networking (ifconfig, ifup, ifdown, /etc/network/interfaces)
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File permissions, Part 1 (ls -l)
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File permissions, Part 2 (chmod, chown, chgrp)
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BONUS VIDEO: Managing file permissions with ACLs (getfacl, setfacl)
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Managing the filesystem, Part 1 (df, fdisk, parted, mkfs)
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Managing the filesystem, Part 2 (blkid, mount, umount, /etc/fstab)
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Review
Test your knowledge of basic Ubuntu Linux Server commands.
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Introduction to RAID
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Creating a RAID 1 array with 'mdadm'
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Removing a RAID array
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Creating a simple fileserver using Samba
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Setting cron jobs to automate tasks
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Remote connecting to the server via SSH
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Configuring Apache
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Review
Test your knowledge of the common functions and features that server administrators use every day.
