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Professional Guide to Windows Server 2016
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Fundamentals of Unix & Linux System Administration
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Linux Shell Programming for Beginners
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Become An AWS Certified Solutions Architect: Associate
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Git and Github Essentials
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Docker for Professionals: The Practical Guide
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The Complete Guide to LPIC 1 Linux Administrator Exam
Prepare to Ace Your First Level of Linux Administration Certification
By Eduonix Technologies | in Online Courses
Linux has become one of the fastest-growing operating systems for programmers and developers worldwide, in addition to powering servers and hosting cloud systems all over. The Linux Professional Institute (LPI) works to offer certification exams that verify Linux administrators' skills, connecting qualified administrators and companies in need. This course takes aim at the LPIC - 1 exam, giving you all the knowledge you need to ace this first level exam.
- Access 102 lectures & 23 hours of content 24/7
- Install Linux & get familiar w/ different configurations & hardware systems
- Learn how to perform tasks on the command line interface & work around the Linux kernel
- Understand that Boot Process
- Manage file directories, work w/ shared libraries, understand text streaming, & more
- Work w/ RedHat & Debian
Eduonix creates and distributes high-quality technology training content on the web! Their team of industry professionals have been training manpower for more than a decade, and aim to teach technology the way it’s used in the professional world. They have a professional team of trainers for technologies ranging from mobility to web to enterprise to database and server administration.
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- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime access
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels
Compatibility
- Internet required
Course Outline
- Introduction
- Intro (2:16)
- Introduction to linux OS
- Intro to linux OS (14:14)
- Overview of Linux Features (5:55)
- Overview of Open source and GNU licensing (5:31)
- Introduction to Linux Kernel and Versions (9:49)
- About Linux Distributors (9:53)
- Planning for Installation
- Planning to Intsall Linux OS (9:02)
- Understanding Hardware Prereuistes for Linux (14:27)
- Partitioning Disk for Installing Linux (18:42)
- Dual Booting Linux with non-Linux OS (14:09)
- Installing Linux OS
- Understanding installation modes of linux (6:22)
- Pre-requistes for creating a practical lab (6:22)
- Creating a Virtual Lab for Linux Installation (14:18)
- Part 1 Understanding Boot Manager of LInux OS (15:02)
- Part 2 Boot manager in linux (9:50)
- Installation of Redhat OS in Virtual Box (18:12)
- Post Installation steps for Redhat Linux (2:25)
- Part 1 Fresh installtion of Debain OS version 8.6 (15:17)
- Part 2 Fresh installtion of Debain OS version 8.6 (2:48)
- Part 3 Fresh installtion of Debain OS version 8.6 (4:03)
- Configurin and Determining Linux Hardware
- Overview of Linux Desktop Environment (5:21)
- Understanding Linux File Structure (16:14)
- Detemining System IRQ and I_O devices (15:24)
- Part 1 Understanding and Modifying Kernel Modules (13:30)
- Part 2 Understanding and Modifying Kernel Modules (13:17)
- Determine Hardwares and Location of Hardware (19:00)
- Monitoring Devices in Linux (10:43)
- Understanding Linux Boot Process
- Part 1 Explanation of Linux Boot process (17:04)
- Part 2 Explanation of Linux Boot process (6:30)
- Accessing System and Boot Logs in Linux (9:27)
- Part 1 Determine and Manage systemv,systemd and upstart Process (9:29)
- Part 2 Determine and Manage systemv,systemd and upstart Process (10:10)
- Resetting Root's Forgotten Password during boot process (13:50)
- Part 1 Understand and Manage Grub2 boot Loader (13:13)
- Part 2 Understand and Manage Grub2 boot Loader (11:27)
- Part 1 Configure and Manage SystemD process (14:44)
- Part 2 Configure and Manage SystemD process (9:28)
- Managing Files and Directories through Commands
- Part 1 Listing and creating files (16:18)
- Part 2 Listing and creating files (13:26)
- Comamnds for Managing Files (13:21)
- Part 1 Search commands for Files and Directories (5:57)
- Part 2 Search commands for Files and Directories (16:35)
- Part 1 File Editors-graphical and nano editor (13:17)
- Part 2 File Editors-graphical and nano editor (11:06)
- Part 1 Working with VI editors (15:58)
- Part 2 Working with VI editors (15:39)
- Part 3 Working with VI editors (11:48)
- Part 4 Working with VI editors (8:38)
- Working with Directories (19:59)
- Perform File Compression in Linux (15:34)
- Part 1 Archive Files and Directories in Linux (13:08)
- Part 2 Archive Files and Directories in Linux (14:59)
- File System Blocks (18:41)
- Creating File Links (14:08)
- Working on Shells,Library and Variables
- Part 1 Managing Shared Library (11:32)
- Part 2 Managing Shared Library (15:23)
- Part 1 Understanding and Managing Linux Shells (9:57)
- Part 2 Understanding and Managing Linux Shells (12:27)
- Part 1 Managing Linux commands and variables (14:00)
- Part 2 Managing Linux commands and variables (15:38)
- Text streaming and Filters
- Using cut and expand command with parameters (13:14)
- Part 1 Filtering and Comparing files (16:22)
- Part 2 Filtering and Comparing files (13:42)
- Using split command (12:24)
- Part 1 Sorting,Counting and Numbering Lines of Files (1:12)
- Part 2 Sorting,Counting and Numbering Lines of Files (8:20)
- Part 1 Translate and Filter duplicates of File (18:47)
- Part 2 Translate and Filter duplicates of File (4:31)
- Part 1 Formatting file using FMT and OD commands (11:35)
- Part 2 Formatting file using FMT and OD commands (8:50)
- Using Regular Expressions,Streams,Pipes and Redirect Commands
- Part 1 Regular Expressions (15:53)
- Part 2 Regular Expressions (9:58)
- Part 3 Regular Expressions (17:29)
- Part 1 Using Streams,Pipes and redirects (13:49)
- Part 2 Using Streams,Pipes and redirects (12:16)
- Using Xargs (9:56)
- Part 1 Using sed -Text streaming command (13:59)
- Part 2 Using sed -Text streaming command (15:54)
- Part 3 Using sed -Text streaming command (11:35)
- Part 4 Using sed -Text streaming command (10:48)
- Manage and Monitor Process in Linux
- Part 1 Create,Moniter And Kill Process (13:32)
- Part 2 Create,Moniter And Kill Process (14:09)
- Part 3 Create,Moniter And Kill Process (13:52)
- Part 1 Modifying Process Execution Priority (15:07)
- Part 2 Modifying Process Execution Priority (17:09)
- Manage File permission and Ownership
- Part 1 Setting File Permissions (13:48)
- Part 2 Setting File Permissions (14:34)
- Set Recurssive Permissions (6:08)
- Part 1 Create and Manage Users and Groups in Linux (19:34)
- Part 2 Create and Manage Users and Groups in Linux (18:34)
- Managing File Ownership (7:21)
- Modifying Umask Value (8:34)
- Setting SUID Permission For An Executable Files (14:27)
- Seting SGID Permission For Directory or File (11:31)
- Setting Sticky Bit Permissions For Data Security (11:14)
- Managing Disk Drives and Quota's
- Creating Partitions Using Parted Command (18:21)
- Partitioning Disk Using FDISK Command (11:54)
- Creating Partitions Using GDISK Command (10:34)
- Understanding and Using Filesystems in Linux (18:53)
- Part 1 Mouting Drives and Partitons in Linux (13:18)
- Part 2 Mouting Drives and Partitons in Linux (11:23)
- Creating and Managing Swap Partitions (14:04)
- Part 1 Managing User and Disk Quota (15:02)
- Part 2 Managing User and Disk Quota (10:35)
- Package Management in Linux and Distros
- Using RPM Part 1 (18:03)
- Using RPM Part 2 (17:22)
- YUM Part 1 (18:53)
- YUM Part 2 (19:47)
- Package Management In Debain (13:11)
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Professional Guide to Windows Server 2016
A Complete Resource to Learn & Master Windows Server 2016
By Eduonix Technologies | in Online Courses
Windows Server 2016 is the most recent version of Microsoft's server technology, offering multiple benefits over previous versions, including better security, consistent identity management, built-in support for containers, deployment features for the cloud, and much more. It's the next-gen server for developers, and this course has been designed to help you understand all things Windows Server 2016.
- Access 58 lectures & 14.5 hours of content 24/7
- Install & configure Windows Server 2016 & Nano Server
- Implement & manage advanced storage solutions
- Work w/ directory & network services
- Configure advanced networking features & implement Software Defined Networking
- Deploy & manage Windows Server & Hyper-V containers
Eduonix creates and distributes high-quality technology training content on the web! Their team of industry professionals have been training manpower for more than a decade, and aim to teach technology the way it’s used in the professional world. They have a professional team of trainers for technologies ranging from mobility to web to enterprise to database and server administration.
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- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime access
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels
Compatibility
- Internet required
Course Outline
- Introduction
- Intro (1:57)
- Installing and configuring Windows Server 2016
- Installation of server 2016 (6:33)
- Local configuration of server 2016 (8:49)
- Describe activation and CALS (7:30)
- Install and Configure Nano server 2016
- Part-1-Generate-And-Install-Nano-server-VHD (18:32)
- Part-2-Basic-configuration-of-nano-server (11:07)
- Installating-packages-through-online-repositories (9:56)
- Manage-disk-on-nano-server (9:54)
- Recovery-console (6:28)
- File-transfer-with-nano-server (9:50)
- Prerequisite-of-hyper-v-on-nano (11:12)
- Configure-hyperv-on-nano-server (14:39)
- Adding nano as domain client (16:18)
- Overview of storage in Windows Server 2016
- Dedup Intro (19:00)
- Configure Dedup gui (13:33)
- Dedup Usign Powershell Part 1 (15:52)
- Dedup Usign Powershell Part 2 (13:37)
- Iscsi storage (25:19)
- Storage space direct (11:24)
- Implementing Directory services
- Dns server intro (17:21)
- Configure dns server part 1 (22:17)
- Configure dns server Part 2 (10:31)
- Delegating DNS Zone (6:59)
- Introduction to DNSSec (9:10)
- Configure dnssec (18:17)
- Resolve SRV registeration issues (4:55)
- Domain controller (17:02)
- Cloning a DC (4:17)
- RODC (19:25)
- Demoting rodc (16:12)
- Demoting a domain controller (11:37)
- Implementing Hyper-V
- Intro to hyper-v (16:39)
- Install hyperv (6:01)
- Creating vm in hyper-v manager (16:26)
- Manage vm usign powershell (10:24)
- Manage hyper-v switches (12:51)
- Import_Export VM (11:55)
- Configure Integrated Services (11:22)
- Implement Nested Virtualization in hyper-v vm's (14:12)
- Configure Differencing Disks (16:07)
- Manage hyper-v using guest os (9:00)
- Configuring advanced networking features
- Manage hyper-v switches (12:51)
- Introduction to NIC teaming (2:42)
- Configure NIC teamingmp (9:06)
- Implementing Network services
- Implementing IPAM (5:32)
- ipam configuration part 1 (37:41)
- ipam configuration part 2 (19:23)
- Implementing Remote Access
- Intro to VPN (4:31)
- Configure VPN Server (5:08)
- Configure VPN Client (11:44)
- Introduction of Direct Access (3:33)
- Deploying and managing Windows Server and Hyper-V containers
- Introduction of docker and containers (11:25)
- Deploy Microsoft Containers (18:14)
- Implementing failover clustering with Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V
- Installing failover cluster features (11:41)
- Connecting san with MPIO (10:36)
- Creating cluster and adding cluster nodes (4:45)
- Introduction to Scale-out fileserver (4:40)
- Scale out file server (13:45)
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Fundamentals of Unix & Linux System Administration
Learn How to Perform One of the Most Important IT Jobs on the Market
By Eduonix Technologies | in Online Courses
System administrators are essential contributors to IT departments and are compensated accordingly. This course will teach you all you need to know to administer a Linux/UNIX system, including tips and tricks from professionals on potential pitfalls along your way. Over these 24 hours, you'll learn everything you need to jump into the lucrative world of Linux system administration.
- Access 108 lectures & 24 hours of content 24/7
- Dive into the basics of Linux system administration
- Understand scripting, package management, kernel & shells & more
- Manage system processes, users & software
- Learn how to secure your system, manage the network & debug
- Discuss administration challenges sourced from professionals in the banking, healthcare & financial industries
Eduonix creates and distributes high-quality technology training content. Their team of industry professionals has been training manpower for more than a decade. They aim to teach technology the way it is used in the industry and professional world. They have a professional team of trainers for technologies ranging from Mobility, Web and Enterprise, and Database and Server Administration.
Details & Requirements
- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels
Compatibility
- Internet required
- UNIX or Linux required
Course Outline
- Introduction
- Introduction
- Where to Start
- Linux Unix Administration Fundamentals
- Getting help on Linux
- Advance man command
- Package Management
- Introduction to package management
- Installing from RPM
- Making a local apt-get repo
- Making local yum repo
- Tips and tricks
- Shell Scripting Guide
- Introduction to shell scripting
- Using variables
- The sort command
- Basics of BASH Script
- Shell Functions
- Looping
- Perl
- Perl Arrays
- Perl Script Arguments
- Python Scripting - Part A
- Python Scripting - Part B
- Booting and Shutting Down
- Starting up and Shutting Down Machines
- Startup Daemons
- Booting a second OS
- System Run levels
- Lab Exercise: Creating a custom Daemon
- User Access Control
- User Access Control Fundamentals
- The Power of Root
- Delegating Root Powers with Sudo
- Delegating Root Powers with Sudo - Part B
- System Accounts
- Controlling Processes
- Process Control Fundamentals
- Ownership
- Process Spawning and Termination
- Terminating a process
- Using the /proc filesystem
- The File System
- The File System Fundamentals
- Important Directories
- Device File Numbers
- File Deletion with RM
- What do permissions offer?
- Changing File ownership
- Adding New Users
- User Management Part A
- User Management Part B
- UID - User Identification
- The login shell
- The useradd command
- Storage
- Storage
- The basics - adding a disk Part A (10:07)
- The basics - adding a disk Part B
- Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks (RAID)
- LAB: create a RAID5 array on Red Hat Linux
- Logical Volume Management (LVM)
- Logical volume resizing Part A
- Logical volume resizing Part B
- SCSI ovet IP (iSCSI)
- Periodic Processes
- Cron and at jobs
- The command field
- The crontab command
- The at command
- Backups
- Backups part A
- Backups part B
- LAB: Calculate the frequency by which file change
- Using tar
- Using dump Part A
- Using dump Part B
- Syslog and Log files
- Log management
- Severity levels
- Lab: using logAnalyzer for central log management
- Log rotation
- TCP/IP Networking
- TCP/IP overview
- the Link layer (18:26)
- Classless Inter Domain Routing (CIDR)
- Routing
- Netfilter and IP tables
- Netfilter
- The LOG action
- IP tables configuration
- Lab: configure a Linux box to act as a NAT device
- DNS: The Domain name system
- DNS
- Caching Part A
- Caching Part B
- LAB: install a caching server
- LAB: install a master DNS server
- LAB: Configure DNS slave Server (4:46)
- The Network File System
- NFS
- Effecting changes
- Using the shares
- Mounting on demand
- Sharing files with Windows
- SAMBA
- Allowing access through iptable
- LAB; creating and using a SAMBA share
- Email Services
- E-mail services
- LAB: configuring a mail server using Postfix
- Network management and debugging
- Network Analysis and Troubleshooting
- Connection states
- Sniffing on the network
- Security
- Linux Security
- how to secure your system?
- Scan for open ports (nmap)
- SSH tips and tricks
- Ssh tips and tricks
- key-based authentication
- tunneling application traffic
- Web Hosting
- Web Hosting
- The Apache web server
- Secure HTTP (https)
- Performance Analysis
- Performance Analysis
- Check your resources
- Memory management
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Linux Shell Programming for Beginners
Build Efficient Systems in a Fraction of the Time with BASH for UNIX/Linux
By Eduonix Technologies | in Online Courses
Bourne Again Shell (BASH) is a UNIX/Linux shell and command line interpreter that runs commands from a standard input file. Its most important feature is that it allows you to automate commands, thereby streamlining a program or create a system. After this course, you'll be able to shave hours from your coding practice and build productive systems in a fraction of the time. Before you know it, employers will be knocking down your door to hire you!
- Access 41 lectures & 10 hours of content 24/7
- Write shell scripts & learn the theories behind BASH & Shell Scripting
- Understand how command history, echo command & variables work
- Automate simple & complex commands
- Customize shells, understand shell scripts & note the difference between shell scripts & interactive shells
- Learn how to write well documented, modular, efficient & complex shell scripts
Eduonix creates and distributes high-quality technology training content. Their team of industry professionals has been training manpower for more than a decade. They aim to teach technology the way it is used in the industry and professional world. They have a professional team of trainers for technologies ranging from Mobility, Web and Enterprise, and Database and Server Administration.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Eduonix at info@eduonix.com.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Eduonix at info@eduonix.com.
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- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels
Compatibility
- Internet required
- UNIX or Linux required
Course Outline
- Course Introduction
- Introduction Preview (3:02)
- Introduction to Bash
- Introduction to BASS (15:39)
- The “directory” concept (16:59)
- Running jobs in the background (16:55)
- Command Line Tips and Tricks
- The interactive mode (18:08)
- The vi editing mode (16:40)
- Using the fc command (15:48)
- Customizing your Shell
- The BASH environment (15:05)
- Shell options (14:19)
- Single and double quotes (15:14)
- The shell prompt variables (15:09)
- The CDPATH variable (11:34)
- Understanding Shell Scripts
- Shell Programming Essentials (15:50)
- Positional Variables (15:47)
- Manipulating variables in place (22:24)
- Using patterns in string operations (16:27)
- Assigning command output to variables (7:34)
- Condition and Loops
- Deciision Making (18:56)
- More elegant ways of testing conditions (12:49)
- Testing for integers (21:12)
- The select statement (19:53)
- Command Line Options
- Command-line options (19:45)
- More Complex options: the getopts command (14:49)
- LAB: adding more opions to highest.st (15:21)
- Increment and decrement operators (15:34)
- The for loop revisited (21:04)
- Bash Input Output
- BASH I/O (15:55)
- The echo command (16:48)
- LAB: enhancing the log rotation script (18:03)
- Process Management
- Process Management (16:00)
- Process signals (13:45)
- Reacting to signals (22:20)
- Bash Administration
- BASH Administration (13:18)
- Setting default file permissions Part A (10:18)
- Setting default file permissions Part B (13:37)
- Best practices
- BASH Best Practices (15:39)
- Summary
- Summary (5:06)
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Become An AWS Certified Solutions Architect: Associate
Introduce Yourself to the Leading Corporate Cloud Computing Solution
By Eduonix Technologies | in Online Courses
Amazon Web Services is the best cloud computing solution available, and architects are always in demand to implement and maintain cloud system architecture. These certified professionals make outstanding money to deliver top-notch solutions. In this course, you'll start your journey towards that goal, covering all the material you'll need to pass the AWS Solutions Architect - Associate Certification Exam.
- Access 30 lectures & 2.5 hours of content 24/7
- Prepare for the AWS Solutions Architect - Associate Certification Exam
- Explore EC2 instances, S3 bucket, & more
- Learn about Amazon's various databases like RDS, DynamoDB, Elasticache, Redshift, & DMS
- Understand how to design a highly available & fault tolerant system
- Select appropriate AWS services based on select requirements
- Discover the EC2 Dashboard & other related technologies like AMI images, security groups, & auto scaling groups
Eduonix creates and distributes high-quality technology training content. Their team of industry professionals has been training manpower for more than a decade. They aim to teach technology the way it is used in the industry and professional world. They have a professional team of trainers for technologies ranging from Mobility, Web and Enterprise, and Database and Server Administration.
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- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels
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- Internet required
Course Outline
- Introduction
- Introduction (1:55)
- Introduction to the course
- Introduction Overview (5:00)
- Getting Started Essentials (2:53)
- Creating your AWS account and preparing it for an amazon ec2 free tier instan (2:06)
- Creating your first amazon EC2 instance
- Logging into the AWS Console and getting used to the interface (4:00)
- Create your first EC2 instance in the cloud using the AWS Console (6:39)
- Connecting to your EC2 Instance using SSH or PUTTY (9:42)
- Route 53 – Host your domain on your EC2 Instance or S3 Bucket
- Route 53 Overview and pricing information (4:58)
- Using Route 53 to host your domain on an EC2 Instance (8:48)
- Using Route 53 to host your domain on an S3 Bucket (6:18)
- Creating a Wildcard DNS (2:44)
- AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM)
- IAM Features (4:20)
- Accessing IAM (4:19)
- Active Directory Integration (ADI) (12:09)
- IAM Summary (2:58)
- Using S3 Buckets as cloud storage
- Creating a S3 Bucket (1:46)
- Accessing a S3 Bucket (6:07)
- S3 Bucket Configuration Options (13:14)
- Using AMI Instances (Amazon Machine Image)
- Creating an AMI from your existing EC2 Instance (3:40)
- Deploying an EC2 instance from your previously created AMI (2:33)
- Creating an Auto Scaling Group
- Using an AMI to setup an auto scaling group (8:33)
- Auto Scaling group summary (4:10)
- Controlling an EC2 Instance using Security Groups
- Security Groups Overview (2:27)
- Using Security Groups to forward ports on your EC2 instance (HTTP, HTTPS, FTP (8:25)
- Databases on AWS
- Databases Introduction (2:34)
- Launching your first RDS Instance (6:49)
- Amazon Redshift Data Warehousing (5:41)
- AWS DynamoDB NoSQL Databases (1:35)
- Amazon ElastiCache - deploy, operate, and scale an in-memory cache in the clo (4:26)
- Databases Summary (4:19)
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Git and Github Essentials
Get the Most Out of Code with Git & Github
By Eduonix Technologies | in Online Courses
Git is a version control system that tracks changes made to computer files and saves the file after each change is made. It is commonly used in software development to keep track of changes, ensuring that in case the latest code is in error, you can simply restore the older saved version and get your code back up and running. In other words, it can save massive amounts of time. Meanwhile, Github is a repository that allows you to save your coding files and create a collaborative environment. In this course, you'll learn how to optimize both.
- Access 48 lectures & 8 hours of content 24/7
- Install Git on your Linux system
- Work w/ remote repositories, different files, & more
- Revisit history, understand branching, & learn how to recover from failures
- Customize your Git & host your own Github repository
Eduonix creates and distributes high-quality technology training content. Their team of industry professionals has been training manpower for more than a decade. They aim to teach technology the way it is used in the industry and professional world. They have a professional team of trainers for technologies ranging from Mobility, Web and Enterprise, and Database and Server Administration.
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- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels, but basic knowledge of Linux is required
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- Internet required
Course Outline
- Introduction and installation
- Intro (1:32)
- Introduction to Version Control (7:58)
- Installing Git (9:14)
- Git Installation from Source (6:21)
- Git first steps
- The First Steps (9:34)
- Tracking changes in your project (9:08)
- Commit Best practices (8:42)
- Review the Changes (5:22)
- Working with remote repositories
- Local and Remote Repositories (10:59)
- Cloning (8:35)
- Git Fetch (5:57)
- The Need for Branching (11:06)
- Merging Branches (10:46)
- Working with files
- Informing Git About File Operations (13:12)
- Deleting files and directories (13:50)
- Undoing Changes (15:25)
- Ignoring Files (14:14)
- Removing ignored files (14:36)
- Saving your work temporarily (11:46)
- History revisited
- What happens to your code? (15:02)
- Displaying Commits in Email Format (10:36)
- The Author and the Committer (12:29)
- Changes Summary (9:11)
- Tracking Down your Bugs (7:23)
- Demo (12:33)
- Branching
- Branching Refresher (17:52)
- Conflicts (13:37)
- Versioning Your Project (13:28)
- Importing Part of the Branch (12:50)
- Undoing Commits (11:38)
- Recovering from failures
- Git Reflog (6:47)
- Reset Vs Revert (8:23)
- Git Merge Vs Git Rebase (9:23)
- Updating Remote Branch (13:02)
- Customizing Git
- Remote Branch Housekeeping (7:13)
- Some Tricks for Customization (12:19)
- Creating a Global Git Ignore file (8:42)
- Working Around Long Git Commands (8:52)
- Working with submodules
- Submodules (8:17)
- Submodules Lab (9:57)
- Automatically Update Submodules (4:17)
- Introducing GitHub
- Introducing Github (10:19)
- Github Change Requests (6:36)
- Create a Pull Request (7:57)
- Fork Request (13:42)
- Hosting your own repository
- Why Host your own Repo? (7:17)
- Mirroring a Remote Repo (14:15)
- Introduction to GitLab (7:47)
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Docker for Professionals: The Practical Guide
Go From Zero to Hero with This Futuristic, In-Demand Container Tool
By Eduonix Technologies | in Online Courses
Docker is an open-source tool that allows developers to wrap their code into small containers or packets, allowing it to then be shipped to and deployed on any other system. It's an incredible valuable, unique tool that allows software to operate at peak performance anywhere without creating virtual machines. To be direct: companies pay good money for Docker-literate pros. In this course, you'll learn Docker starting with the absolute basics, and cover it right through to an advanced level.
- Access 61 lectures & 8 hours of content 24/7
- Get a basic intro to DevOps, containerization, & a background of Docker
- Download & install Docker, learn its command line, & understand the container environment
- Build a container from scratch & understand how a Docker container operates
- Note all the facets of a Docker container, from storage, networking, types, memory, & more
Eduonix creates and distributes high-quality technology training content. Their team of industry professionals has been training manpower for more than a decade. They aim to teach technology the way it is used in the industry and professional world. They have a professional team of trainers for technologies ranging from Mobility, Web and Enterprise, and Database and Server Administration.
Details & Requirements
- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels
Compatibility
- Internet required
Course Outline
- Fiinal Project
- final project Part A (8:49)
- final project Part B (15:42)
- Summary
- Summary (1:59)
Access
Lifetime
Content
5 hours
Lessons
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Vagrant Essentials: Learn DevOps Using Vagrant
Make the Project Development Cycle Significantly Easier with Vagrant
By Eduonix Technologies | in Online Courses
Developers know the grueling process of having to set up, deploy, configure, and destroy environments for individual projects. Vagrant, however, is the single solution for eliminating the costly and time-consuming cycle of creating and destroying environments. This open-source product lets you build and maintain portable, cost-effective virtual development environments for developing your project and then disassembling it when completed. This course will teach you how to manage and coordinate large projects better than ever by using Vagrant.
- Access 28 lectures & 5 hours of content 24/7
- Cover everything from introduction to installation of Vagrant
- Explore Vagrant basics & functions
- Learn about network configurations, clustering, Vagrant boxes, & more
- Understand how to start using Vagrant for all of your projects
Eduonix creates and distributes high-quality technology training content. Their team of industry professionals has been training manpower for more than a decade. They aim to teach technology the way it is used in the industry and professional world. They have a professional team of trainers for technologies ranging from Mobility, Web and Enterprise, and Database and Server Administration.
Details & Requirements
- Length of time users can access this course: lifetime
- Access options: web streaming, mobile streaming
- Certification of completion not included
- Redemption deadline: redeem your code within 30 days of purchase
- Experience level required: all levels, but an understanding of virtualization with VMWare and VirtualBox, and Linux are expected
Compatibility
- Internet required
Course Outline
- Introduction
- Course Introduction (3:31)
- Introduction and installation
- Introduction to Vagrant (11:48)
- Why use vagrant? (6:29)
- Installing vagrant (15:28)
- Vagrant First Steps
- Basic Vagrant (14:38)
- The Vagrant file (7:27)
- Communicating with Vagrant Box (13:03)
- Network Access (14:43)
- Deploying your Vagrant Machine
- Deploying a Complete Environment (6:35)
- Vagrant Lab Exercise - Setting Environment (16:51)
- Deploying Lamp Stack with vagrant (8:43)
- Deploying PHP framework (15:08)
- Deployment Continued (5:38)
- Vagrant Automation (6:46)
- Setting Infrastructure (16:14)
- Finalizing the Environemnt (6:10)
- Network Configuration
- Vagrant network configuration (8:22)
- Private Network (13:22)
- Public Network (11:57)
- Using Multiple Network Options (7:08)
- High availability with Vagrant clustering
- Multi Machine Deployments (10:13)
- Deployment lab (12:32)
- Vagrant VM basis: the box
- Creating your own box (15:47)
- Creating a box with Lamp VM (8:01)
- LAB- Creating a Box from Scratch (8:25)
- LAB- Continued (13:41)
- LAB -Final Steps (6:50)
- Summary
- Summary (2:00)
Terms
- Instant digital redemption
