Getting Started with Linux
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You’ve heard that Linux is the future of enterprise computing and you’re looking for a way in. This course will teach you how to incorporate Linux environments into your professional tasks whether you’re operating locally or in the cloud.
Take your first confident steps into the world of Linux administration. In this course, Getting Started with Linux, you will learn the basics of installing and managing Linux systems. First, you will introduce yourself to finding and working with Linux distributions, desktops, and open source software. Next, you will learn to control and optimize the Linux runtime environment. Finally, you will use both physical and virtual Linux instances to install and manage server applications like the Apache HTTP web server and the Nextcloud file sharing suite. When you’ve finished this course, you will have the skills and knowledge to plan, deploy, and administrate your own simple desktop and server Linux machines.
Author Name: David Clinton
Author Description:
David Clinton is an AWS Solutions Architect and a Linux server administrator. He’s written books on cloud and Linux administration, IT security, and data analytics.
Table of Contents
- Course Overview
1min - Linux and the Open Source Community
21mins - Installing Linux
15mins - Configuring the Linux Environment
30mins - Configuring the Linux Desktop Experience
17mins - Working with the Linux Server
18mins
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