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Linux Fundamentals Debian, Ubuntu, Zfs And Glusterfs - AD-TEAM - 12-22-2024 Linux Fundamentals - Debian, Ubuntu, Zfs And Glusterfs Published 11/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 2.36 GB | Duration: 6h 57m Master Debian, Ubuntu, ZFS, and GlusterFS: Build a Strong Foundation in Linux System Administration What you'll learn Understand the basic concepts of Linux and its role in IT environments. Learn how to navigate the Linux command line and execute essential commands. Install and configure Debian and Ubuntu systems. Manage users, permissions, and essential services. Perform software installations and updates using package management tools. Understand the basics of ZFS and its advantages in data storage and protection. Learn to create, manage, and troubleshoot ZFS file systems. Implement ZFS snapshots and backups for robust data safety. Gain an understanding of distributed storage systems and their applications. Set up and configure GlusterFS for scalable, high-availability storage solutions. Monitor and troubleshoot GlusterFS implementations effectively. Apply Linux fundamentals to practical scenarios in system administration and storage management. Develop a foundation for exploring advanced Linux topics like containerization or cloud computing. Requirements Access to a system where Linux can be installed or run in a virtual environment. No prior Linux experience is required, but a willingness to learn and explore new concepts is essential. Description Are you ready to master Linux and take your IT skills to the next level? Linux Fundamentals - Debian, Ubuntu, ZFS, and GlusterFS is your gateway to understanding and leveraging one of the most powerful operating systems in the tech world.This comprehensive course is designed for beginners and aspiring IT professionals who want to build a solid foundation in Linux system administration and modern storage technologies. Whether you're just starting your journey into Linux or looking to enhance your skill set, this course will guide you step-by-step.What You'll Learnebian and Ubuntu Fundamentals: Learn how to install, configure, and manage two of the most widely used Linux distributions. Understand package management, user administration, and essential Linux commands.ZFS Basics: Master ZFS, a cutting-edge file system and volume manager, to optimize storage, protect data, and manage snapshots.GlusterFS Essentials: Discover the power of distributed storage with GlusterFS. Learn to set up, configure, and manage scalable, high-availability storage solutions.Real-World Applications: Apply Linux fundamentals in practical scenarios, gaining hands-on experience that translates directly to workplace skills.Why This Course?Beginner-Friendly: No prior Linux experience? No problem. We'll start with the basics and build up your skills progressively.Comprehensive Content: Cover everything from Linux fundamentals to advanced storage technologies in one course.Hands-On Learning: Practice what you learn with step-by-step exercises and real-world examples.Industry-Relevant Skills: Gain knowledge that's in high demand across industries, from IT administration to DevOps.By the end of this course, you'll be confident in navigating Linux systems, managing storage with ZFS, and deploying scalable solutions using GlusterFS. Whether you're preparing for a career in IT or simply want to expand your technical expertise, this course is your roadmap to success.Enroll today and start your Linux journey! Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 What is Linux? Lecture 2 Servers Overview Lecture 3 Server Hardware Lecture 4 Terminal vs GUI Section 2: Ubuntu Fundamentals Lecture 5 What is Ubuntu Server? Lecture 6 Why 22.04 and what is LTS? Lecture 7 Download and Install Ubuntu Server Lecture 8 Ubuntu Networking Fundamentals Lecture 9 Updating and Upgrading Ubuntu Server Lecture 10 Setup SSH and SSH Security (Remote Access) Lecture 11 User Fundamentals Lecture 12 Group Fundamentals Lecture 13 Root User and Sudo Commands Lecture 14 VIM vs Nano Lecture 15 Disk and File Structures in Ubuntu Lecture 16 File Structure Cheat Sheet Lecture 17 MDADM - Ubuntu RAID Lecture 18 ZFS Overview Lecture 19 Management of Files in Ubuntu Server Lecture 20 Ubuntu File Management Cheat Sheet Lecture 21 Transfer Files to and from Ubuntu Servers (Secure Copy Protocol) Lecture 22 Samba File Sharing Lecture 23 Package Installation and Management Lecture 24 Installing a Web Server (Apache2) Lecture 25 Advanced: LAMP Installation and Configuration Lecture 26 Ubuntu Server Firewall (UFW) Lecture 27 Ubuntu Server Security Tips and Tricks Lecture 28 System Processor Monitoring Lecture 29 Disk Space Monitoring Lecture 30 Disk Performance Monitoring Lecture 31 Network Monitoring Lecture 32 Advanced: Disable IPV6 Temporarily on Ubuntu Lecture 33 Processes Lecture 34 SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) Lecture 35 Cron Jobs Lecture 36 Bash Scripting Overview Lecture 37 Bash Scripting - Additional Information Lecture 38 Ubuntu Documentation and Forums Lecture 39 Ubuntu Pro Section 3: Debian Fundamentals Lecture 40 Downloading Debian Lecture 41 Debian Minimum Hardware Requirements Lecture 42 Preparing Virtual Machine Lecture 43 Installing Debian Lecture 44 Logging into your new Debian Server Lecture 45 Introduction to the Command Line Interface (CLI) Lecture 46 Connecting to Remote Systems via SSH Lecture 47 Managing Software - Introduction to APT (Advanced Package Tool) Lecture 48 Basic Networking Configuration Lecture 49 Advanced Networking Concepts Lecture 50 Users and Permissions Lecture 51 Linux File and Folder Permissions: A Detailed Guide Lecture 52 File and Process Management Lecture 53 Understanding the Linux Filesystem Lecture 54 Disk Management and File Systems Lecture 55 System Logs and Monitoring Lecture 56 Backing Up and Restoring Data Lecture 57 Backup VMs at the Hypervisor Level Lecture 58 Backup Best Practices Lecture 59 Extra Content: Setup Monitoring on Linux Servers (SNMP) Lecture 60 Extra Content: SNMPWALK Lecture 61 Security Essentials Lecture 62 Fail2Ban Lecture 63 Uncomplicated Firewall (UFW) Section 4: ZFS - Zettabyte File System Lecture 64 Introduction to ZFS Lecture 65 Installing ZFS on Ubuntu Lecture 66 Understanding ZFS Concepts Lecture 67 ZFS: Beyond Ubuntu Lecture 68 Creating and Managing ZFS Pools: Mirror Lecture 69 Creating and Managing ZFS Pools: RAIDZ Lecture 70 Working with Datasets Lecture 71 Using ZFS Snapshots and Clones Lecture 72 Monitoring and Troubleshooting ZFS Lecture 73 Advanced ZFS Features Lecture 74 Advanced: Data Protection and Replication Lecture 75 Advanced: Understanding ZIL and L2ARC in ZFS Section 5: GlusterFS - File Clustering Lecture 76 Introduction to GlusterFS Lecture 77 What is GlusterFS? Lecture 78 Lab Environment Lecture 79 Hosts Setup Lecture 80 How to Install GlusterFS Lecture 81 Adding the GlusterFS Storage Lecture 82 Create GlusterFS Storage Lecture 83 Configure GlusterFS Volume Lecture 84 Arbiter Volumes Lecture 85 Testing GlusterFS Replication and some troubleshooting tips Lecture 86 Tuning of GlusterFS Section 6: Conclusion and Additional Resources Lecture 87 Conclusion and Additional Resources Lecture 88 Discounts on all of my courses! Individuals with little to no prior experience with Linux who want to build a solid foundation.,Those passionate about technology and eager to explore the Linux ecosystem and its powerful tools.,People looking to start or advance their careers in IT by learning essential Linux system administration skills.,Software developers who want to deepen their understanding of Linux to streamline their workflows and manage environments.,Those interested in learning ZFS and GlusterFS for data storage, protection, and scalability.,Students pursuing computer science or IT degrees and educators looking for structured Linux training materials. |