LFCE: Linux Service Management - HTTP Services

By Anthony Nocentino
Lets take your Linux sysadmin skills to the next level and get you started on your LFSA/RHCSA and LFCE/RHCE path. This course you'll dive into learning all about internet architecture and HTTP services.
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(11)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Sep 29, 2017
Duration
2h 10m
Table of contents
Course Overview
Course Overview 2m
Introduction and Lab Setup
Course Introduction, Course, and Module Overview 2m Linux Foundation, Linux Foundation Certified Engineer, and Redhat Certified Engineer 3m Lab Environment 2m Module Summary and What's Next 0m
Internet Architecture and Domain Name System
Module Introduction, Course Overview, and Module Overview 1m Internet Architecture, World Wide Web, the Web Server, and HTTP Services 4m Resource Location in the World Wide Web, Domain Name System, and DNS Concepts 3m DNS Server Concepts, DNS Client Concepts, and Surfing the Web 6m Demo: Examining DNS Requests with Dig and Tracing HTTP Requests with Wireshark 5m Module Summary and What's Next 0m
Installing and Configuring HTTP Services with Apache
Module Introduction, Course Overview, and Module Overview 1m Internet Architecture, Apache HTTP Server, Apache Features, and Components 5m Apache, Its Components and Configuration 2m Configuration Directives and Scoped Configuration Directives 5m Demo: Installing Apache, Working with the httpd Service, and Apache Configuration Files 8m Interacting with Apache Commands, Virtual Hosts, and Configuring Virtual Hosts 5m Demo: Starting and Stopping Apache with apachectl, Configuration Validation, and Configuring a Virtual Host 9m Apache and SELinux: Changing the Default Content Directory and Running Apache on a Non-standard Port 1m Demo: Configuring Apache to Use a Non-default Document Root and Listen Port 9m Module Summary and What's Next 1m
Implementing Security Services with Apache
Module Introduction, Course Overview, and Module Overview 1m Apache's Security Services and Protecting Your Data 2m Encryption, HTTP, and Digital Certificates 3m Certificate Authorities, Public and Private Keys, and Acquiring Certificates for Your Server 4m OpenSSL, Configuring HTTPS on Apache, and Configuring HTTPS Virtual Hosts 3m Demo: Generating a Self-signed Certificate, Configuring HTTPS on an Apache Virtual Host, and Using openssl to Verify a Remote Host's Certificate 11m Apache Access Controls, Username and Passwords, .htaccess, and IP Filtering 5m Demo: Restricting Access to a Web Site Using a Username and Password, and IP Filtering 7m Module Summary and What's Next 1m
Troubleshooting and Logging in Apache
Module Introduction, Course Overview, and Module Overview 1m Apache's Logging Architecture and Log Formats 4m Reading Log Records 2m Log File Location, and Accessing and Using Log Data 4m Demo: Examining Log Files and Locations, Setting up Logging for a Named-based Virtual Host, and Using Log Files to Diagnose Issues 8m Module Summary and Thank You 1m
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Course info
Rating
(11)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Sep 29, 2017
Duration
2h 10m
Description

Have you ever thought about how the internet works? And how to set up an Apache web server? In this course, LFCE: Linux Service Management - HTTP Services, you'll be introduced to internet architecture and HTTP services, allowing you to install, configure, and manage HTTP services in Apache. First, you'll learn about the internet's architecture and the domain name system DNS. Next, you'll explore how to install and configure Apache. Then once Apache is installed, you'll discover how to secure it with server certificates and access controls. Finally, you'll learn how to configure Apache logging. By the end of this course, you'll have the necessary skills and knowledge to install and configure HTTP services with Apache.

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
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, HTTP Services. Have you ever thought about how the internet works? How do you set up an apache web server? In this course, we're going to get you started on your path to doing just that. First off, we're going to cover the basic internet architecture and how things are found on the internet with the domain name system. Then we'll talk about how to install and configure apache so that you could provide HTTP services and deliver your important content to your clients and users. Next, we'll look at how to increase our web server's security posture using things like digital certificates, HTTPS, and access controls in implementing security services with apache, then we'll wrap it up with troubleshooting and logging in apache. Here we'll look at where apache stores its login information, and how to configure login, and techniques for sifting through all of that data. By the end of this course, you'll know how to install, configure, and secure HTTP services with apache. Before beginning this course, you should be familiar with Linux operating system concepts like logging in, networking concepts like IP addresses and routing, and also providing TCP based services and firewalling. And finally, an understanding of service management with system d. I hope you'll join me on this journey to learn apache and HTTP services together in LFCE: Linux Service Management, HTTP Services.

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