Getting you ready for the LPIC-2 202 exam, we concentrate in detail upon Objective 207. Ensuring you know all there is to know about DNS, we configure a BIND Master of Ubuntu and the Slave on CentOS as well as configuring PowerDNS and DNSMasq. Not to leave you short changed, we also look at security and sign zones with DNSSEC.

This is the first of three courses to prepare you for the LPIC-2 117-201 exam.

Responsible for Linux infrastructure? Learn to monitor, understand and manage the health and performance of the four core system elements: CPU, memory, storage, and network. Figure out how to spot trouble, pinpoint the cause, and then fix it.

Linux servers will only perform to standard if they're run by admins who can understand and control their processes and resources. Learn how to monitor, troubleshoot, recover, and plan for optimal server performance.

Looking to squeeze more out of Linux? This course shows you how to automate administration using tools like Ansible, virtualize using LXC/LXD containers, control physical devices through udev, and access system recovery tools when things go wrong.

Postfix is a common SMTP server in Linux with Dovecot providing client POP3 and IMAP access. This course will teach you how to install and manage email services on Ubuntu 16.04 Linux.

Many industries use Windows client's, but don't need to pay for licenses for the Windows Server backend. In this course, you'll explore SAMBA and learn how to provision shares and the Active Directory on Linux.

This course will cover managing Apache and Nginx Web Servers and the Squid Web Proxy for both the exam and for real life.

Providing network clients with an IP Address on the network via DHCP is essential to any communication. This course will cover this topic as well as provisioning user accounts to clients with openLDAP.

Learn how to start transforming your organization using the principles and practices of DevOps.

Get an overview of the history, terminology, processes, and tools used to adopt Continuous Delivery and DevSecOps within any organization.

You learn how to design load balancer solutions for HTTP(S) traffic and how to implement Azure Application Gateway and Azure Front Door.