LFCE: Linux Service Management - Advanced HTTP Services

By Anthony Nocentino
Looking to boost performance and add functionality to your production web site? In this course, you'll look at techniques such as proxying and caching using Squid Proxy Server and Apache Modules to help you reach those goals.
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Level
Intermediate
Updated
Feb 16, 2018
Duration
2h 26m
Table of contents
Course Overview
Course Overview 2m
Introduction and Lab Setup
Introduction, Course, and Module Overview 3m The Linux Foundation, LFCE, and RHCE Certifications 3m Introducing Our Lab Environment 2m Demo: Lab Network Configuration Review 8m Module Summary and What's Next! 0m
Building Scalable Internet Architectures
Introduction, Course, and Module Overview 1m Find the Bottleneck and Components of a Web Site 3m Client Side HTTP Proxy and Planning Web Server Hardware 4m Managing Web Server Resources and Tuning 3m Demo: Performance Tuning Basics - MPM and Modules 3m Accessing HTTP Resources and Content Caching 4m SSL Offloading, HTTP Compression, and System Monitoring 4m Demo: Enabling and Measuring the Impact of HTTP Compression 4m Bringing the Pieces Together, Module Summary, and What's Next! 2m
Installing and Configuring Squid Proxy Server
Introduction, Course, and Module Overview 1m HTTP Proxy Concepts 2m Installing and Configuring Squid and Squid Log Files 3m Reading Log Records and Demo: Installing and Configuring Squid, Configuring a Proxy Client, and Reading access.log files 9m Access Controls and Restricting Access to Internet Resources 6m Demo: Reviewing squid.conf and Restricting Access to Internet Resources - Part 1 4m Demo: Reviewing squid.conf and Restricting Access to Internet Resources - Part 2 4m Demo: Reviewing squid.conf and Restricting Access to Internet Resources - Part 3 3m Adding a Disk Based Cache Directory 2m Demo: Adding a Cache Directory, Moving Your Cache to Another Directory 6m Transparent Proxy 2m Demo: Configuring a Transparent Proxy 6m Module Overview and What's Next! 1m
Configuring Advanced HTTP Services: Apache Modules
Introduction, Course, and Module Overview 1m Introducing and Using Modules 4m Commonly Used Modules 4m Demo: Modules - Configuration Overview 4m Demo: Modules - Default Modules and Adding a New Module 5m Demo: Modules - Configuring a Module - mod_alias 7m CGI Applications 4m Demo: Configuring a CGI Application 5m Module Summary and What's Next! 1m
Configuring Proxying and Caching for HTTP Services
Introduction, Course, and Module Overview 1m Proxying and Caching Concepts and Anatomy of a Reverse Proxied Request 5m Configuring Squid as a Reverse Proxy 5m Demo: Configuring Squid as a Reverse Proxy 6m Choosing a Caching Engine 1m Module Summary and Thank You! 1m
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Course info
Rating
(10)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Feb 16, 2018
Duration
2h 26m
Description

More and more it is becoming essential to boost the performance and functionality of your production web site to meet the needs of clients. In this course, LFCE: Linux Service Management - Advanced HTTP Services you'll take your LINUX sysadmin skills to the next level and get started on your LFSA/RHCSA and LFCE/RHCE path. First, this course dives deep into HTTP services so you can provide high performance HTTP based services at scale. Next, you’ll start off on the client side and look at providing security and performance using Squid proxy server. Finally, you'll switch to the server side and look at httpd modules, configuring proxying, and caching for httpd services. By the end of this course, you will be prepared to boost the performance and functionality of your web site through important Linux skills.

About the author
Anthony Nocentino
About the author

Anthony is the Founder and President of Centino Systems as well as a Pluralsight Author and a Microsoft Data Platform MVP, Linux Expert, and Corporate Problem Solver. Anthony designs solutions, deploys the technology, and provides expertise on business system performance, architecture, and security. Anthony has a Bachelors and Masters in Computer Science with research publications in high performance/low latency data access algorithms and spatial database systems.

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Section Introduction Transcripts

Course Overview
Hi everyone. My name is Anthony Nocentino, Enterprise Architect and founder of Centino Systems. Welcome to my course, LFCE: Linux Service Management - Advanced HTTP Services. Are you in charge of a production website and you need it to scale to meet your users' demand? In this course we're going to get you started on your path to doing just that. First up, we're going to cover what it takes to build scalable internet architectures. Then, we'll look at leveraging a key tool to help us do that in, Installing and Configuring the Squid proxy server. Next, we'll look at how to add additional functionality to our web servers with, Configuring Advanced HTTP Services Apache modules, and we'll wrap it up with a key technique for scaling your website, Configuring Proximity Caching for HTTP Services. By the end of this course you'll know how to install and configure the Squid proxy server as a forward and reverse proxy. You'll also learn configuring modules and other techniques to make your website scale. Before beginning this course you should be familiar with Linux operating system concepts, like logging in, and networking concepts like IP addressing and routing, and also TCP based services. You'll also want to understand service management with systemd and basic configuration of Apache. I hope you'll join me in this journey, and learn how to scale your website in LFCE: Linux Service Management- Advanced HTTP Services.

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