A modern guide for aspiring Linux administrators-from command line basics to enterprise features
Key Features:
Explore a Linux environment with a focus on networking, installation, configuration, and cloud managementBecome familiar with the command line, basic commands, and directoryLearn how to automate apps and infrastructure using ChefPurchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBookBook Description:
Linux system administration is an essential aspect of maintaining and managing Linux servers within an organization. The role of a Linux system administrator is pivotal in ensuring the smooth functioning and security of these servers, making it a critical job function for any company that relies on Linux infrastructure.
This book is a comprehensive guide designed to help you build a solid foundation in Linux system administration. It takes you from the fundamentals of Linux to more advanced topics, encompassing key areas such as Linux system installation, managing user accounts and filesystems, networking fundamentals, and Linux security techniques. Additionally, the book delves into the automation of applications and infrastructure using Chef, enabling you to streamline and optimize your operations.
For both newcomers getting started with Linux and professionals looking to enhance their skills, this book is an invaluable hands-on guide with a structured approach and concise explanations that make it an effective resource for quickly acquiring and reinforcing Linux system administration skills. With the help of this Linux book, you'll be able to navigate the world of Linux administration confidently to meet the demands of your role.
What You Will Learn:
Master the use of the command line and adeptly manage software packagesManage users and groups locally or by using centralized authenticationSet up, diagnose, and troubleshoot Linux networksUnderstand how to choose and manage storage devices and filesystemsImplement enterprise features such as high availability and automation toolsPick up the skills to keep your Linux system secureWho this book is for:
This book is for anyone new to the IT sector or those looking to learn Linux for a career in administering Linux systems. Aspiring cloud professionals, helpdesk staff, application support engineers, application developers, researchers, educators, and students considering the use of Linux servers will find this book especially useful.
I have just about all the Struts books. I reach for this book quite a bit. It is a great reference book. It is well written and well organized.If you are doing serious Struts development, you should probably have both "Struts in Action" (Manning) and this book.I reach for the Manning book the most. It seems to have the most information. I reach for this book second. This book seems to be better organized than the "Struts in...
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This book is a must have! I've been programming with Struts for about 6 months and I didn't want a beginners guide. This book hits the perfect level with me and covers the stuff that I wanted to know about. It's definitely not a beginners guide, although I think even beginning Struts developers should read it to save themselves time later.Here's why I'm giving it five stars:Chapter 1 - Covers MVC and Model 2 Background and...
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I've wanted to write a review for this book ever since I started reading the draft chapters on theserverside.com. I was one of the many who participated in submitting feedback from the very beginning and feel like I've learned so much from the material, but understand how someone might not get it immediately. This book was written specifically to teach Struts developers how to fish; it wasn't designed to fish for us. This...
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Struts has quickly become the leading framework for developing Java-based web-applications. This book does a terrific job of discussing the various elements of the Struts framework, from the ground-up. Starting with an introduction to the MVC pattern, the author clearly defines the role of the basic elements of Struts and delves into how to model and extend these components to write real-world applications.For users already...
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I read the draft chapters of this book and found the coverage to be excellent and the author's style to be very good. The material that was posted to theserverside.com was so helpful and shows that the author is comfortable with his ability to write and teach the topic of Struts.Reason why this is must have: - Covers Struts 1.1 - Covers advanced topics - The exception handling and logging chapters alone are worth the $$$...
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