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AWS Certified Developer - Associate Tutorial - Step 3

MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 2.5 Hours | 498 MB

Genre: eLearning | Language: English

This course shows you everything you need to know to be fully comfortable working with Virtual Private Clouds in the AWS ecosystem, as well as giving you some essential best practices for securing your applications.

 

 

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AngularJS: Scope and Digest Loop

MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 1 Hours | 200 MB

Genre: eLearning | Language: English

 

In the second installment in his deep dive into AngularJS, Jeremy tackles a key aspect of the toolset referred to as scope. Together with the digest loop, scope facilitates data binding by providing the glue between declarative HTML and imperative program logic. You'll learn about the scope lifecycle, how scope interacts with the HTML DOM, and the various functions the scope provides including expression evaluation, property-change notifications, and events.

 

 

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ALGOTECH Hedge Fund Method for Stock Market Trading

MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 19M | Lec: 4 | 47 MB

Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Learn How we Build Position in Stock Market in any Market Condition with a Calculated Risk Management

 

If you're tired of hitting your stop loss and losing money - learn how to adjust risk management in building your position in stock market like HEDGE FUND do.

 

Let's face it - even after conducting the most thorough analysis, sometimes your trades move in the wrong direction. Unfortunately most traders only know how to use stop losses or other "loss minimizing" strategies when that happens. But what if there were a way to "Adjust" your trade to actually turn those losing trades into winners...

 

We are offering a Hedge Fund strategy that will teach you how these strategy can help you profit in any market condition. in this e-course you will learn :

 

- Proven methods (that we already use since 2008 - NOW) to fine tune your Trading Plan

- A simple Method of Trading Plan that already calucalted for your Capital Amount.

- A Selection of suitable Stocks that will work great with our Trading Plan Logic.

- How to BOOST PERFORMANCE 25-40% per annum with minimal risk.

 

Your best investment may be 45 minutes of your time attending this Valuable Class.

 

 

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Advanced R Programming

MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 3 Hours 18M | 3.44 GB

Genre: eLearning | Language: English

 

In this video training Jared starts with some common data manipulation operations using various base R functions and packages like plyr, comparing the speed of in memory calculations. He then demonstrates more advanced techniques for accomplishing the same task such as data.table, dplyr, Rcpp and parallel computation for increased speed. Finally, for when data size is an even bigger factor than speed he introduces external memory and database techniques using bibmemory, ff, SciDB, dplyr and Hadoop.

 

 

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PSD To a Creative Landing Page Using Twitter Bootstrap 3

MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 4 Hours | Lec: 20 | 1.06 GB

Genre: eLearning | Language: English

 

In this course you are going to learn how to convert a full PSD for landing page to HTML5, CSS3 & javascript. Along the way, you will learn a lot of tips and tricks to help you develop your own landing page as well as few JQuery plugins to help you enhance the function of the landing page and make it more creative. There are a lot of ways to build your own landing page but what if you built one like this by yourself? Ehab Alaa is here to walk you through making a beautiful creative landing page in this course. This is not a beginners course and some knowledge of HTML5, CSS3 is required. You will also get hands-on with some jQuery and learn some very beautiful ways to help take the homepage to the next level!

 

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Paul Hancox - Super Power Copy

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PCM | 176.4 Kbps | 44.1 KHz | 1 channel | 12:51:07 | 1.7 GB

 

Watch Me Write 3 "Mind Control" Sales Letters IN REAL TIME: Did You Know Your Sales Copy Could Kill? You should be aware of the power of words if you're selling anything online, or are thinking of doing so, as the following three examples illustrate: * "Axis of Evil" - Three simple words that contributed to the acceptance of America's war on terror (I'll show you why this was so effective - and so relevant to sales copy - very shortly)

 

* Sellers have long known words have power at least from the 1960's, when the headline of an automobile repair kit ad was changed from "How To Repair Cars" to "How To Fix Cars" and sales increased by 20%, so

 

* Rephrasing a headline to eliminate the word "taxes" increased one marketer's response rate by over 80%, so

 

if just a few individual words can have so much power to boost your sales and profits, how much power can an ENTIRE SALES LETTER have? Well, here's something you need to know

 

Video 1 - Pre-Copy

 

The SIX THINGS you MUST know before you even start writing a single word of copy. (You'll really struggle if you don't get these, before putting pen to paper).

 

Video 2 - The "Ten Second Timer" Rule

 

You'll want this simple yet critical "rule" to keep your readers glued to the end. (If you're not reading these words right now, it didn't work.)

 

Video 3 - Propelling Copy

 

In this video I'll show you a number of techniques not only to hook your reader's initial attention, but also to propel them to keep reading - all the way to the end. And best of all, they're fun to do! (I bet you won't see many other copywriters talk about these.)

 

Video 4 - Headlines And How To Write 'Em

 

The headline of your sales letter is the first thing a new visitor sees, so it's vital to get this right. Now, in this video, you'll discover my "must have" secret formula; this is for creating both the headlines and sub-headlines that both grab attention, and compel people to keep reading.

 

Video 5 - Presuppositional Power

 

As you watch this amazing video, you'll discover the incredible power of presuppositional words, and how they influence your mind - not only in sales, but also in life. (You'll be surprised how your friends use these on you!) So you'll definitely want to take notes before you start watching, as I don't know how shocked you're going to be when you watch this one.

 

Video 6 - Mind Reading & Mind Shifting

 

I know that as you read that headline, you may be skeptical about the human ability to "read minds", and I understand that. I'm a bit of a skeptic myself, but this technique I'll show you in this video is as good as reading your visitor's minds, so you know precisely when they're skeptical, and when they're thinking, "I'm ready" How useful would that be to you right now, to know your customer's mind and thoughts?

 

Video 7 - Mind Control

 

Is it possible to use "Mind Control" to virtually compel people to buy - to get them to say, "I want this!" over and over again in their minds? The answer may surprise you, as I'll expose in this revealing video. (hmmm are you curious?) If you think the techniques you'll learn in this video are too "sneaky", I apologize but the problem is they do work I've tested them so you'll need to decide for yourself whether you want to employ them or not. (These techniques are strictly on a "need to know" basis, for your eyes only). Virtually no other copywriters even dare to mention these (although a few do use 'em behind our backs!)

 

Video 8 - Ambiguity

 

Speaking to you as a person who understands words and their power now, you know the English language is full of ambiguity (i.e. "After the cat caught the mouse, it died"), and in this video you'll see here how ambiguity can be used both for fun, and as a byproduct, for profit as well.

 

Video 9 - Word Weaponry

 

Even individual words have power. Who'd have thought, for instance, that this one word "evil" could make you buy? (Now incidentally, why was "Axis of Evil" so effective? The word "Axis" is connected to the World War II enemy powers, and implies a military alliance and "Evil" elevates it to a cosmic struggle and also, if they are evil, what does that make us? See, all that meaning conveyed in THREE SIMPLE WORDS so what could you do in a thousand word sales letter? This video will show you)

 

Video 10 - The "Bullet Builder" Technique

 

"Bullet points" are one of the most important aspects of a sales letter, in my opinion. So when you use the "Bullet Builder" Technique you'll learn from this video, you'll find yourself writing as many bullet points as you want and need and you'll be amazed at just how quick and easy it will now be to be writing them.

 

Video 11 - The "Objection Eliminator" Method

 

Objections can potentially kill sales, and salespeople are often trained to "overcome" them (they're one of the biggest reasons for not getting people to buy) - but now in this video I'll show you how to go much further than everyone else in your market, and to ELIMINATE them (the objections, that is!) before they ever arise, using my "Objection Eliminator" Method. When you get this, and really start to use it, you'll never have to "overcome" objections again. (Unfortunately, a lot of online copywriters - even many of the best - still just haven't got a clue when it comes to objections - they're still "overcoming" them the old way.)

 

Video 12 - Storytales

 

Why STORIES and METAPHORS are so important to your sales process, and how to add all kinds of extra layers of meaning to them, to make buying just seem like the smart thing to do. This, now, will dramatically improve your copy just by itself. (You know, you want to use stories abundantly in your copy, but probably the only copywriter I've seen get this right now is Frank Kern - which is why I'll share his wisdom here with you in this video.) I just hope he doesn't kill me for spilling the beans on his big secret, just after the 20 minute mark!

 

Videos 13 & 14 - Price Strategies

 

In these videos, you'll discover price strategies that are often only revealed at highly priced selling seminars. (I mentioned this earlier, but I used just one of these pricing techniques, and I was able to double my price, and still sell 25% more of that product, at a time when other marketers were desperately cutting their prices!) If you like money, you'll like this. If not, then by any means don't get this.

 

Videos 15 & 16 - Advanced Techniques

 

I'll share with you additional advanced copywriting techniques in these video, that I feel don't quite fit in anywhere else - but I use them all, and they're all very powerful. If you don't watch these videos and above all, integrate them into your copy writing, you'll probably never get this handled properly - which is just like throwing money down the drain.

 

Video 17 - The "Playing God" Technique

 

Using the structured system you'll see in this video, you'll find yourself able to write really effective and persuasive copy so quickly and easily that it will actually be FUN to do! (Who'd have thought making money could be so much FUN!) Amazing as it might sound, when you know you need to write your own copy, you'll actually look forward to this.

 

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Pasive Commissions Avalanche by Gavin Burchill

JOIN THE "PASSIVE COMMISSIONS AVALANCHE" LAUNCH & BANK OVER $550 IN JV PRIZES + 100% COMMISSIONS FROM THIS PROVEN $100-$300/DAY CASE STUDY

 

"Passive Commissions Avalanche" Explained

 

This product is a detailed "Passive Commissions Income" system that will help anyone, whether beginner or advanced tap into several different methods to make passive commissions daily from both free and paid traffic sources. your customers will be taught methods that can bring in commissions of $100 - $300 a day, and once followed using the step by step video training, success is virtually guaranteed!

 

"Passive Commissions Avalanche" is also delivered in full VIDEO format making this course super easy for your customers to follow and implement as they progress nicely through the training videos within the members area.

 

This also means that your customers get to go DEEP into our campaigns and get to see over the shoulder campaigns, examples, traffic strategies and real up to date tactics that they can use to start building up a sustainable commission paying system that can the be scaled upon using our more advnaced techniques as and when they need them.

 

But not only that

 

We even give your customers a chance to fully experience our unique traffic systems that are easy and fast to implement.

 

We all know as business owners that traffic is the REAL LIFE BLOOD of our success and is the driving force that delivers results. Our advanced but simple traffic methods allow ANYONE at any level of experience to drive traffic on demand to their campaigns and without having to own a huge budget as we show them both FREE and paid methods that are well affordable and easy to access.

 

We can confidently say that your customers CAN get fast and effective results using our unique tested strategies giving YOU as a JV partner, peace of mind when it comes to refund rates. Putting more money in your pocket is what promoting this product can do for you.

 

This is a carefully put together, HIGH quality product that you'll find easy to promote!

 

 

 

OTO 1 - Over the shoulder case study videos that hold your customers by the hand and show them how to ramp up their results at an even greater rate of speed.

 

We are really peeling back the curtains with this one and by the end of these videos, your customers will know EXACTLY how to make their commission producing camapigns a success with literally ZERO fuss, stress and hassle of having to guess their way around making this a success for them.

 

Also, X10 DFY copy paste campaigns that your customers can grab, copy, and then paste to literally guarantee them success. LOADS of VALUE on offer here for your customers!

 

 

 

OTO 2 - X25 additional DFY copy paste campaigns.

 

OTO 3 - Speedy List Profits - Advanced 6 figure traffic and list building training.

 

DS 1 - Same as OTO 1 but your customers are offered a very generous discount (limited time). Also downgraded to just X5 DFY campaigns instead of original X10.

 

DS 2 - Same as OTO 2 but your customers get a discount and downgrade to X15 DFY campaigns instead of original X25.

 

NOTE: Please refer to our sales funnel image ABOVE on this very page for full pricing and funnel structure.

 

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Packt Publishing - PHP 7 Programming Solutions [Video]

Duration: 6h 40m | Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x720 30fps | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2 ch | 1.7 GB

Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Take your PHP 7 web development skills to the next level with over 80 practical tasks

 

About This Video

 

Explore the new features of version 7.x

 

Go through the best practices for server-side programming, and MVC frameworks

 

Solve practical real-world programming problems using PHP 7

 

In Detail

 

PHP 7 comes with a myriad of new features and great tools to optimize your code and make your code perform faster than in previous versions. Most importantly, it allows you to maintain high traffic on your websites with low-cost hardware and servers through a multithreading web server.

 

This course demonstrates intermediate to advanced PHP techniques with a focus on PHP 7. Each video is designed to solve practical, real-world problems faced by PHP developers like yourself every day. We also cover new ways of writing PHP code made possible only in version 7. In addition, we discuss backward-compatibility breaks and give you plenty of guidance on when and where PHP 5 code needs to be changed to produce the correct results when running under PHP 7. This course also incorporates the latest PHP 7.x features.

 

By the end of the course, you will be equipped with the tools and skills required to deliver efficient applications for your websites and enterprises.

 

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Packt Publishing - Migrating to Angular 2 - Second Edition

Duration: 01:33:52 | Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x720 | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2 ch | 349 MB

Genre: eLearning | Language: English

 

by Alain Chautard

Publisher: Packt Publishing

Release Date: December 2016

ISBN: 9781787124042

Topics: AngularJS

 

Transition AngularJS applications effectively and elegantly to Angular 2.

 

Migrate an application built with Angular 1.x to Angular 2

Learn about the major syntactical and conceptual changes of Angular 2

Future proof migrated applications with best practices prescribed by the Angular team

 

Angular 2 is a technical and conceptual overhaul of its hugely popular predecessor, AngularJS. This means that for developers who have built and maintained applications with AngularJS, and need to transition projects across to Angular 2, there needs to be an effective plan of action. Implementing a migration path for projects has been a major talking point in itself leading up to the release of Angular 2, and a critical concern for developer teams transitioning code across to take advantage of the new framework. Angular is a complete solution for rapid front-end development. No other plugins or frameworks are necessary to build a data-driven web application.

 

This course demonstrates how to apply an effective migration plan for transitioning Angular 1.x projects to Angular 2. Opening with an introduction to the major changes and additions brought by the new framework, we quickly scope out a plan to a migrate a sample weather application from its original Angular 1.x code base.

 

We then explain how to migrate blocks of code incrementally, as opposed to porting code in bulk, and give you a brief introduction to Typescript and ECMAScript 6. Throughout we'll show you how to gradually deprecate $scope, upgrade services, work with the component router, transition forms, and more.

 

By completion of this course, you will be rapidly up to speed with the fundamental building blocks of Angular 2 development, and fully capable (and confident) transitioning existing Angular 1.x projects to the new environment, ready to explore everything the new Angular has to offer.

 

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Packt Publishing - Learning ReactJS

Duration: 3h 11m | Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x720 | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2 ch | 707 MB

Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Project Files

 

by Samer Buna

Publisher: Packt Publishing

Release Date: October 2016

ISBN: 9781785887079

Topics: React

 

Video Description

 

Build beautiful, modern, and modularized UIs with ReactJS

 

About This Video

 

Create lightweight, responsive application UIs by understanding the mechanics behind ReactJS

Create reactive dynamic UIs with a fast response time

Customize and extent UIs efficiency by learning DOM manipulation

In Detail

 

React is a javascript library that communicates changes on a User Interface to the browsers quickly, without having to re-render anything except the part of the display that needs to change. Elements of a site or application can be updated seamlessly without delay, without disrupting the rest of the display or requiring the user to refresh.

 

This course first covers all of the React.js basics like its API to create elements and components, the virtual DOM and the JSX syntax extension, using the state, working with browser events and components lifecycle methods. We then dive in and build an application from scratch to practically use the knowledge gained in the first part.

 

The application we will be building is an administration page for a list of books. You will see a list of books, then can add new books and remove books from the list. The final application will work with a server API to persist the data and it will use the Redux library to manage the data state for React.

 

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Packt Publishing - Functional PHP 7

MP4 | Video: AVC 1280x720 | Audio: AAC 44KHz 2ch | Duration: 2 Hours 10M | 424 MB

Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Functional Programming offers a fundamental shift in the way you design your applications by focusing on the use and composition of pure functions to create programs that are robust, extensible, and easy to reason about. The traditional implementation of PHP codebase has been in the object-oriented paradigm. This course teaches you to think about coding problems in terms of the composition of pure functions.

 

The course starts by covering PHP7's internal closure object, enabling you to write very powerful functions. This course will help you think about problem solutions from the perspective of combining pure code-like pieces of a puzzle. Then, it provides helpful techniques and insights such as lazy function evaluation and currying that facilitate composing functions together. Finally, the course finalizes with taking an imperative program, and using pure function composition and learning about a functional library called PRamda.

 

 

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Linux Academy - The System Administrator's Guide to Bash Scripting

English | Size: 1.77 GB

Category: CBTs

The System Administrator's Guide to Bash Scripting

In this course, you will develop all of the skills needed to write effective and complex shell scripts that can automate mundane tasks and complex implementations. We will walk you through all of the major components and key words in shell scripting (loops, conditionals, functions, error handling, traps, signals and more) so you can effectively write your scripts to handle any situation.

 

You will find a comprehensive study guide, an instructor note card set and a full SIXTEEN PAGES of sample shell scripts developed during the course, all available for your download and reference.

 

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Linux Academy - Red Hat Certified Systems Administrator Prep Course

English | Size: 2.66 GB

Category: CBTs

Linux Academy Red Hat Certified Systems Administrator Prep Course

This prep course designed by the Linux Academy takes the public objects for Red Hat's RHCSA 7 certification and puts you on the path to succeed the examination. At Linux Academy, we want to provide you with an in-depth understanding of managing a Red Hat system at an administrator level so that you can use your skills on real servers in the real world. The Linux Academy is in no away affiliated with Red Hat, Inc, and this course is not provided or reviewed by Red Hat, Inc.

 

Introduction

 

About This Course and How to Prepare

 

00:07:33

 

Lab Servers and Following Along

 

00:03:42

Essential Tools

 

Access a Shell Prompt and Issue Commands

 

00:10:15

 

Use Input/Output Redirection

 

00:17:57

 

Use grep and Regular Expressions to Analyze Text

 

00:16:09

 

Access Remote Systems Using SSH

 

00:12:57

 

Log in and Switch Users in Multiuser Targets

 

00:10:17

 

Archive, Compress, Unpack and Uncompress Files Using tar, star, gzip and bzip2

 

00:18:57

 

Create and Edit Text Files

 

00:16:04

 

Create, Delete, Copy and Move Files and Directories

 

00:12:08

 

Create Hard and Soft Links

 

00:11:03

 

List, Set and Change Standard UGO/RWX Permissions

 

00:31:48

 

List, Set and Change Standard UGO/RWX Permissions: umask

 

00:20:25

 

Locate, Read and Use System Documentation with man, info and /usr/share/doc

 

00:16:55

 

Finding Files with Locate and Find

 

00:10:57

 

Quiz: Understand and use essential tools

 

Exercise: Understanding umask

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Archiving and Compressing Files

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Finding Files with locate and find

 

00:30:00

Operate Running Systems

 

Boot, Reboot and Shutdown a System

 

00:10:31

 

Boot Systems into Different Targets Manually

 

00:18:17

 

Interrupt the Boot Process to Gain Access to a System

 

00:09:05

 

Identify CPU/Memory Intensive Processes, Adjust Process Priority and Kill Processes - Part 1

 

00:12:20

 

Identify CPU/Memory Intensive Processes, Adjust Process Priority and Kill Processes - Part 2

 

00:10:08

 

Identify CPU/Memory Intensive Processes, Adjust Process Priority and Kill Processes - Part 3

 

00:09:18

 

Identify CPU/Memory Intensive Processes, Adjust Process Priority and Kill Processes - Part 4

 

00:13:09

 

Locate and Interpret System Log Files and Journals

 

00:14:34

 

Access a Virtual Machine's Console

 

00:02:29

 

Start and Stop Virtual Machines

 

00:02:43

 

Start, Stop and Check the Status of Network Services

 

00:04:04

 

Securely Transfer Files Between Systems

 

00:06:44

 

Quiz: Operate running systems

 

Exercise: Working with Systemd and Targets

 

01:30:00

 

Exercise: Recovering the Root Password

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Interrupting the Boot Process to Change the Boot Target

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Powering Off Systems

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: pgrep, pkill, kill and jobs

 

02:30:00

 

Exercise: nice, renice and ps

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Monitoring and Calculating CPU Load Averages

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Working with top

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Virtual Machines

 

00:30:00

Configure Local Storage

 

List, Create and Delete Partitions on MBR and GPT Disks

 

00:19:22

 

Create and Remove Physical Volumes, Assign Physical Volumes to Volume Groups and Create and Delete Logical Volumes

 

00:15:33

 

Configure Systems to Mount File Systems at Boot by UUID or Label

 

00:11:35

 

Add New Partitions and Logical Volumes and Swap to a System Non-Destructively

 

00:11:17

 

Quiz: Configure local storage

 

Hands-on Lab: Managing Logical Volumes on Red Hat Enterprise 7

 

Exercise: Working with MBR Partitions

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Working with GPT Partitions

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Creating Persistent Mounts with File System Labels

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Creating Swap Space

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Creating Swap Space from a LVM Volume

 

00:30:00

Create and Configure File Systems

 

Create, Mount, Unmount and Use VFAT, EXT4 and XFS File Systems

 

00:14:58

 

Mount and Unmount CIFS and NFS Network File Systems

 

00:11:17

 

Extend Existing Logical Volumes

 

00:13:59

 

Create and Configure Set-GID Directories for Collaboration

 

00:07:39

 

Create and Manage Access Control Lists (ACLs)

 

00:23:18

 

Diagnose and Correct File Permission Problems

 

00:03:53

 

Quiz: Create and configure file systems

 

Exercise: Filesystem ACLs

 

00:30:00

 

Hands-on Lab: Mounting CIFS and NFS Network File Systems

 

Hands-on Lab: Extending Existing Logical Volumes

Deploy, Configure and Maintain Systems

 

Configure Networking and Hostname Resolution Statically or Dynamically: Troubleshooting

 

00:06:50

 

Configure Networking and Hostname Resolution Statically or Dynamically: Network Manager

 

00:11:45

 

Configure Networking and Hostname Resolution Statically or Dynamically: Hostname Configuration

 

00:10:34

 

Schedule Tasks Using at and cron

 

00:25:35

 

Start and Stop Services and Configure Services to Start Automatically at Boot

 

00:07:53

 

Configure Systems to Boot into a Specific Target Automatically

 

00:01:17

 

Install Red Hat Enterprise Linux Automatically Using Kickstart

 

00:14:23

 

Configure a Physical Machine to Host Virtual Guests

 

00:05:59

 

Install Red Hat Enterprise Linux Systems as Virtual Guests

 

00:09:06

 

Configure Systems to Launch Virtual Machines at Boot

 

00:03:05

 

Configure Network Services to Start Automatically at Boot

 

00:02:10

 

Configure a System to Use Time Services

 

00:15:43

 

Install and Update Software Packages from Red Hat Network, a Remote Repository or the Local File System: YUM

 

00:11:21

 

Install and Update Software Packages from Red Hat Network, a Remote Repository or the Local File System: RPM

 

00:07:36

 

Install and Update Software Packages from Red Hat Network, a Remote Repository or the Local File System: Managing Repositories

 

00:08:22

 

Install and Update Software Packages from Red Hat Network, a Remote Repository or the Local File System: Configuring a Local Repository

 

00:05:23

 

Install and Update Software Packages from Red Hat Network, a Remote Repository or the Local File System: Configuring a Local Repository: Configure the GPG Key

 

00:05:42

 

Update the Kernel Package Appropriately to Ensure a Bootable System

 

00:06:40

 

Modifying the System Bootloader

 

00:02:31

 

Quiz: Deploy, configure, and maintain systems

 

Exercise: Scheduling Tasks on Red Hat Systems

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Working with Time Services

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Working with Yum

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Working with yum groups

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Working with RPM

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Managing Third Party Repositories

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Creating a local repository

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Networking

 

00:30:00

 

Hands-on Lab: Network Manager Sandbox

 

Hands-on Lab: Update the Kernel Package to Ensure a Bootable System

Manage users and groups

 

Create, Delete, and Modify Local User Accounts

 

00:18:30

 

Change Passwords and Adjust Password Aging for Local User Accounts

 

00:15:52

 

Create, Delete, and Modify Local Groups and Group Memberships

 

00:14:22

 

Using set-GID On Directories

 

00:08:38

 

Configure a System to Use an Existing Authentication Service for User and Group Information: Using Realmd

 

00:08:21

 

Hands-on Lab: Using an Existing Authentication Service

 

Hands-on Lab: Use Existing LDAP Credentials For Single Sign-On

 

Quiz: Manage Users And Groups

 

Exercise: Managing Users And Groups

 

01:00:00

Manage security

 

Configure Firewall Settings Using firewall-config, firewall-cmd, or iptables

 

00:19:07

 

Configure Key-Based Authentication for SSH

 

00:09:00

 

Introduction to SELinux

 

00:08:51

 

Set enforcing and permissive modes for SELinux

 

00:03:20

 

List and identify SELinux file and process context

 

00:09:50

 

Restore Default File Contexts

 

00:09:03

 

Use Boolean Settings to Modify System SELinux Settings

 

00:11:54

 

Diagnose and Address Routine SELinux Policy Violations

 

00:05:19

 

Hands-on Lab: Red Hat Security With FirewallD

 

Exercise: Configure key-based authentication for SSH

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Working With SELinux Context, Booleans, and Troubleshooting

 

01:30:00

Preparing For The Exam

 

How to Practice and Study After Completing the Course

 

00:02:26

 

Best Practices to Remember While Taking the Exam

 

00:02:07

 

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Linux Academy - Red Hat Certificate of Expertise in Containerized Application Development

English | Size: 1.01 GB

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Linux Academy Red Hat Certificate of Expertise in Containerized Application Development - Prep Course

 

The performance-based Red Hat Certificate of Expertise in Containerizing Software Application Development exam tests your ability to implement and run services as Docker containers.

A container designer who earns the Red Hat Certificate of Expertise in Containerizing Software Application Development has demonstrated the skills, knowledge, and abilities needed to create and update container images, and to run and link containers.

 

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Linux Academy - Red Hat Certificate of Expertise in Ansible Automation Prep Course

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Category: CBTs

Red Hat Certificate of Expertise in Ansible Automation Prep Course

The performance-based Red Hat Certificate of Expertise in Ansible Automation exam (EX407) tests your ability to use Ansible to automate the configuration of systems and applications.

 

 

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Linux Academy - PPT-204 Puppet 204 System Administration Using Puppet

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PPT-204: Puppet 204 - System Administration Using Puppet

This course is designed for those who are seeking a career in DevOps by preparing you for the System Administration Using Puppet certification exam. You will learn how to manage infrastructure using Puppet Enterprise with common best practices.

 

Introduction

 

Introduction to Linux Academy

 

00:08:58

 

Get Recognized!

 

00:00:36

 

Introduction to Puppet

 

00:05:06

 

About this course

 

00:02:33

 

Puppet Head First

 

00:20:12

 

Puppet Enterprise Stack And Core Concepts

 

00:07:47

 

Nodes

 

00:02:55

Installing and Configuring Puppet

 

Puppet And Selinux

 

00:01:29

 

Installing Puppet Part 1

 

00:11:08

 

Installing Puppet Part 2

 

00:09:51

 

Puppet.conf

 

00:16:48

 

Exercise: Set Up a Puppet Enterprise Server and Agent

 

02:00:00

 

Exercise: Configuring Settings in puppet.conf by Using the Command Line

 

00:30:00

 

Quiz: Installing and Configuring Puppet

 

Hands-on Lab: Installing and Configuring Puppet Enterprise 2016.2

How Puppet Works

 

Resource Abstraction Layer

 

00:07:48

 

Using Resource Types To Create A Manifest

 

00:19:28

 

Catalog Compilation

 

00:04:32

 

Exercise: Create user manifest

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Create a package manifest

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Create a file manifest

 

00:30:00

 

Quiz: How Puppet Works

Node Management

 

Certificate Signing Request

 

00:12:58

 

Running the Puppet Agent

 

00:21:22

 

Using site.pp

 

00:08:56

 

Exercise: Revoke a Certificate

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Regenerate a Certificate

 

00:30:00

 

Hands-on Lab: Managing Nodes

 

Quiz: Quiz: Node Management

Modules And Classes

 

Setting Up A Github Account

 

00:04:29

 

Modules

 

00:09:17

 

Classes

 

00:17:27

 

Facter

 

00:19:29

 

Autoloading

 

00:06:08

 

Declaring Classes In The PE Console And Site.pp

 

00:08:13

 

Exercise: Create a Class

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Create an external fact

 

00:30:00

 

Quiz: Quiz: Modules and Classes

 

Hands-on Lab: Generating a module

Puppet DSL

 

DSL Overview

 

00:20:01

 

Puppet Style

 

00:18:05

 

Data Types

 

00:11:50

 

Relationships and Dependencies

 

00:14:04

 

Conditional Statements

 

00:17:50

 

Adding Additional Nodes

 

00:04:35

 

Files And Resource Defaults

 

00:09:16

 

Templates

 

00:12:58

 

Class Parameters And Defaults

 

00:17:07

 

Metaparameters

 

00:04:36

 

Puppet Functions

 

00:10:58

 

Iteration And Loops

 

00:14:45

 

Variables And Scope

 

00:20:49

 

Defined Resource Types

 

00:07:15

 

Resource Collectors

 

00:11:54

 

Creating A NTP Class

 

00:33:27

 

Exercise: Looping Using the each Function

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Using Selector Statements

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Creating Resource Dependencies

 

00:30:00

 

Quiz: Quiz: The Puppet DSL

 

Hands-on Lab: Building your first Puppet Module

Roles and Profiles

 

Overview

 

00:06:23

 

Creating A Profiles Module

 

00:09:15

 

Creating A Roles Module

 

00:11:24

 

Exercise: Create a profile module

 

02:00:00

 

Exercise: Create a Role Module

 

01:00:00

 

Quiz: Quiz: Roles and Profiles

 

Hands-on Lab: Create a role and profile for NTP

Hiera

 

Hiera Overview

 

00:08:34

 

Setting Up Our Configuration File And Data Sources

 

00:07:46

 

Using Hiera By Example

 

00:09:32

 

Exercise: Configure Hiera

 

01:00:00

 

Exercise: Add Hiera data for your NTP Module

 

01:00:00

 

Quiz: Quiz: Using Hiera

 

Hands-on Lab: Configure Hiera and Create a hierarchy

Code Management

 

Overview

 

00:06:56

 

Setup and Configuring Code Manager

 

00:13:48

 

Configuring The Puppetfile

 

00:10:20

 

Code Manager and Environments

 

00:20:21

 

Deploying Hiera

 

00:05:51

 

Exercise: Create a Control Repo and Configure Code Management

 

02:00:00

 

Exercise: Deploy Modules Using Code Manager

 

02:00:00

 

Quiz: Quiz: Code Management

 

Hands-on Lab: Configure Code Manager

Building A Simple Nginx Module

 

Building The Base Module

 

00:17:19

 

Building The Core Classes

 

00:15:21

 

Adding Defined Resource Types For Managing Vhosts

 

00:07:02

 

Adding Directory Management

 

00:05:46

 

Creating The Required Templates

 

00:03:28

 

Adding Roles and Profiles

 

00:11:36

 

Adding Hiera Data To The Nginx Module

 

00:13:54

 

Hands-on Lab: Modules roles profiles hiera and classification

Node Classification

 

Site.pp and Node Definition Matching

 

External Node Classifiers

 

00:04:41

 

Using the Puppet Console for Classification

 

00:06:36

 

Using Site.pp With An ENC

 

Using Hiera for Classification

 

00:07:54

 

Exercise: Using the Console and Classifier for Node Classifications

 

01:00:00

 

Exercise: Using the Console with site.pp

 

03:00:00

 

Quiz: Quiz: Node Classification

 

Hands-on Lab: Configure Hiera as an ENC

Puppet Management

 

Puppet Enterprise Console Overview

 

00:11:10

 

Troubleshooting

 

00:09:21

 

Reporting

 

00:09:38

 

Puppet Enterprise Roles Based Access Control

 

00:07:24

 

Deactivating a Puppet Enterprise Agent Node

 

00:04:33

 

Event Inspector

 

00:04:18

 

Checking Values of Settings

 

00:05:10

 

Puppet Resource Command

 

00:03:32

 

Exercise: Removing a Node from the Puppet Master

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Checking Values of Settings

 

00:30:00

 

Quiz: Quiz: Puppet Management

Advanced Topics and Extras

 

Puppet Orchestration Overview

 

00:05:32

 

Exec

 

00:05:38

 

Host

 

00:09:32

 

Exported Resources

 

00:03:16

 

Exercise: Using the Exec Resource Type

 

01:00:00

 

Quiz: Quiz: Advanced Topics and Extras

Conclusion

 

Puppet Documentation

 

00:02:58

 

Puppet Professional Certification

 

00:03:01

 

Get Recognized!

 

00:00:36

 

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Linux Academy - PostgreSQL 9.4 Administration

English | Size: 1.10 GB

Category: CBTs

PostgreSQL 9.4 Administration

This course will introduce the student to each of the key areas of PostgreSQL administration: installation, configuration and setup, security, database creation and common SQL statements for manipulating data. We will also walk through setting up basic data structures (tables) and demonstrate different methods of importing, exporting and backing up their data.

 

Once we have the basics down, we will talk about replication as well as how to read the logs to determine areas we can optimize our table structures in and finish by discussing how PostgreSQL can be used for NoSQL queries and big data reporting.

 

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Linux Academy - LPIC-2 - Linux Engineer Exam 202

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LPIC-2: Linux Engineer Exam 202

This course is designed to follow the Linux Professional Institute's Level 2 Exam 2 objectives. Upon completion of this course and with the associated downloadable materials, the student should be prepared to successfully complete the final exam in the LPIC-2 certification.

 

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Linux Academy - LPIC-2 - Linux Engineer Exam 201

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LPIC-2: Linux Engineer Exam 201

This course is designed to follow the Linux Professional Institute's Level 2 Exam 1 objectives. Upon completion of this course and with the associated downloadable materials, the student should be prepared to successfully complete the first exam in the LPIC-2 certification.

 

Introduction

 

Introduction to Linux Academy - Maximize Your Experience

 

00:05:29

 

Course Syllabus

 

00:20:38

 

Introduction to LPIC-2 and the Exam

 

00:08:35

Topic 200: Capacity Planning

 

200.1 - Measure and Troubleshoot Resource Usage (Intro)

 

00:04:04

 

200.1 - Measure and Troubleshoot Resource Usage (System Availability - uptime)

 

00:05:34

 

200.1 - Measure and Troubleshoot Resource Usage (CPU and Disk - iostat)

 

00:07:10

 

200.1 - Measure and Troubleshoot Resource Usage (CPU and Disk - sar)

 

00:11:12

 

200.1 - Measure and Troubleshoot Resource Usage (Memory - free)

 

00:06:44

 

200.1 - Measure and Troubleshoot Resource Usage (Memory - vmstat)

 

00:09:37

 

200.1 - Measure and Troubleshoot Resource Usage (Disk and Files - lsof)

 

00:07:48

 

200.1 - Measure and Troubleshoot Resource Usage (ps, pstree, top)

 

00:17:33

 

200.1 - Measure and Troubleshoot Resource Usage (Network and Bandwidth - netstat)

 

00:07:22

 

200.1 - Measure and Troubleshoot Resource Usage (User Information - w)

 

00:04:32

 

200.2 - Predict Future Resource Needs (collectd Introduction and Configuration)

 

00:09:53

 

200.2 - Predict Future Resource Needs (collectd Key Files and Locations)

 

00:07:23

 

200.2 - Predict Future Resource Needs (collectd - Display Statistics for Capacity Planning)

 

00:13:41

 

200.2 - Predict Future Resource Needs (Awareness of Other Monitoring Tools)

 

00:07:02

 

Exercise: Tools for Displaying Memory Utilization

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Tools for Displaying CPU Utilization

 

01:00:00

 

Quiz: Topic 200: Capacity Planning (Section Quiz)

Topic 201: Linux Kernel

 

201.1 - Kernel Components (Source and Documentation for 2.6.x and 3.x Kernels)

 

00:16:17

 

201.1 - Kernel Components (2.6.x and 3.x Kernels - Terms)

 

00:05:16

 

201.2 - Compiling a Kernel (Preparing the System - Dependencies)

 

00:10:30

 

201.2 - Compiling a Kernel (2.6.x/3.x General Kernel Compilation Process)

 

00:27:05

 

201.3 - Kernel Runtime Management and Troubleshooting (LKM- Loadable Kernel Modules)

 

00:08:39

 

201.3 - Kernel Runtime Management and Troubleshooting (depmod and modules.dep)

 

00:08:37

 

201.3 - Kernel Runtime Management and Troubleshooting (Listing, Adding and Removing Modules)

 

00:21:15

 

201.3 - Kernel Runtime Management and Troubleshooting (Viewing and Changing Kernel Parameters in /proc/sys and Using sysctl)

 

00:10:24

 

201.3 - Kernel Runtime Management and Troubleshooting (Displaying Information About System Hardware)

 

00:12:48

 

201.3 - Kernel Runtime Management and Troubleshooting (The Device Filesystem - udev)

 

00:09:28

 

Exercise: Working with Kernel Source and Documentation (2.6.x Kernel Version)

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Working with Kernel Modules

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Changing Kernel Parameters

 

00:30:00

 

Quiz: Topic 201: Linux Kernel

Topic 202: System Startup

 

202.1 - Customizing a SysV-Init System Startup (LSB - Linux Standard Base Specification)

 

00:06:17

 

202.1 - Customizing a SysV-Init System Startup (SysVInit Boot Process)

 

00:17:24

 

202.1 - Customizing a SysV-Init System Startup (/etc/init.d and Modifying Runlevel Scripts - Debian/Ubuntu)

 

00:11:27

 

202.1 - Customizing a SysV-Init System Startup (/etc/init.d and Modifying Runlevel Scripts - Red Hat/CentOS)

 

00:09:46

 

202.1 - Customizing a SysV-Init System Startup (Changing Runlevels)

 

00:07:15

 

202.2 - System Recovery (Understanding the Boot Process)

 

00:09:16

 

202.2 - System Recovery (GRUB - Legacy Bootloader)

 

00:31:36

 

202.2 - System Recovery (GRUB 2 - Modern Bootloader)

 

00:24:35

 

202.2 - System Recovery (Filesystem Recovery - fsck)

 

00:06:03

 

202.3 - Alternate Bootloaders (Awareness of LILO, Syslinux, EXTLinux, ISOLinux, PXELinux)

 

00:10:00

 

Exercise: Managing SysVInit Services and Runlevels

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Working with Runlevels

 

00:30:00

 

Quiz: Topic 202: System Startup (Section Quiz)

Topic 203: Filesystem and Devices

 

203.1 - Operating the Linux Filesystem (Displaying Filesystem Mounting Information)

 

00:05:02

 

203.1 - Operating the Linux Filesystem (Mounting and Unmounting Filesystems Manually)

 

00:11:14

 

203.1 - Operating the Linux Filesystem (Mounting Filesystems Automatically with /etc/fstab)

 

00:15:07

 

203.1 - Operating the Linux Filesystem (Swap Space)

 

00:06:34

 

203.2 - Maintaining a Linux Filesystem (Filesystem Types and Creating Them)

 

00:12:20

 

203.2 - Maintaining a Linux Filesystem (Change and View EXT Based Filesystems)

 

00:11:10

 

203.2 - Maintaining a Linux Filesystem (Change and View XFS Based Filesystems)

 

00:11:34

 

203.3 - Creating and Configuring Filesystem Options (Creating Swap Files and Partitions)

 

00:09:34

 

Exercise: Displaying Mounted Filesystem Mounts

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Working with Filesystems and Mounts

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Mounting Filesystems on Boot

 

00:30:00

 

Quiz: Topic 203: Filesystem and Devices (Section Quiz)

Topic 204: Advanced Storage Device Administration

 

204.1 - Configuring RAID (Introduction to RAID Types)

 

00:07:41

 

204.1 - Configuring RAID (Preparing Your Devices for Software RAID)

 

00:09:31

 

204.1 - Configuring RAID (Configuring Your RAID Device)

 

00:13:27

 

204.1 - Configuring RAID (Managing Failover and Recovery of RAID Devices)

 

00:09:10

 

204.2 - Adjusting Storage Device Access (iSCSI Network Storage - Target Configuration)

 

00:11:18

 

204.2 - Adjusting Storage Device Access (iSCSI Network Storage - Initiator Configuration)

 

00:08:37

 

204.2 - Adjusting Storage Device Access (iSCSI Network Storage - Mounting and Using the Device)

 

00:06:01

 

204.3 - Logical Volume Manager (Physical Volume Group Creation)

 

00:05:10

 

204.3 - Logical Volume Manager (Volume Group Creation)

 

00:09:26

 

204.3 - Logical Volume Manager (Logical Volume Group Creation)

 

00:12:35

 

204.3 - Logical Volume Manager (LVM Maintenance - Extending, Reducing and Resizing)

 

00:12:28

 

204.3 - Logical Volume Manager (LVM Maintenance - Snapshots)

 

00:08:41

 

Exercise: Working with Logical Volumes

 

01:00:00

 

Exercise: Extending Logical Volumes

 

01:00:00

 

Hands-on Lab: 204 - Configuring and Managing RAID Devices

 

Hands-on Lab: 204 - Configuring iSCSI Targets and Initiators

 

Quiz: Topic 204: Advanced Storage Device Administration (Section Quiz)

Topic 205: Network Configuration

 

205.1 - Basic Networking Configuration (Interfaces - ifconfig)

 

00:12:35

 

205.1 - Basic Networking Configuration (Routing - arp)

 

00:09:42

 

205.2 - Advanced Network Configuration and Troubleshooting (Viewing Network Activity - netstat, lsof and nc)

 

00:13:52

 

205.3 - Troubleshooting Network Issues (Troubleshooting and Configuring Network Interfaces)

 

00:09:33

 

Exercise: Verifying Network Availability

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Exploring Remote Network Services and Ports

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Display Network Statistics

 

00:30:00

 

Hands-on Lab: 205 - Advanced Network Configuration, Routing and Troubleshooting

 

Quiz: Topic 205: Network Configuration

Topic 206: System Maintenance

 

206.1 Make and Install Programs from Source (Unpack, Configure, Compile and Install)

 

00:15:18

 

206.2 Backup Operations (Standard Tools - dd, tar and rsync)

 

00:23:19

 

206.3 Notify Users on System-Related Issues (Broadcast Messages with issue, wall and motd)

 

00:13:21

 

Exercise: Network Sniffing

 

00:30:00

 

Hands-on Lab: 206 - Creating and Managing Space in LVM Partitions

Conclusion

 

Where Do I Go from Here?

 

00:09:46

 

Quiz: Post Course Evaluation

 

Quiz: Topic 205: Network Configuration

 

Quiz: Topic 205: Network Configuration

 

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Linux Academy - Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator (LFCSA v2.16)

English | Size: 3.68 GB

Category: CBTs

Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator (LFCSA v2.16)

The Linux job market continues to expand and this course will help prepare you for one of the standard industry Linux administration certifications. This course has been updated in 2016 with a new list of domains and competencies matching those detailed by the Linux Foundation.

 

Essential Commands (25% of Exam)

 

Create and Edit Text Files - Part I

 

00:13:22

 

Create and Edit Text Files - Part II

 

00:20:02

 

Use Input/Output Redirection (>, >>, |) / Compare Text Files / Compare Binary Files

 

00:10:59

 

Search for Files

 

00:18:30

 

Archive, Compress, Unpack and Uncompress Files

 

00:12:48

 

Manage Access to the Root Account

 

00:05:31

 

List, Set and Change Standard File Permissions

 

00:13:23

 

Transfer Files Securely Via the Network - SCP

 

00:09:01

 

Transfer Files Securely Via the Network - SFTP

 

00:08:58

 

Monitor Security and Conduct Audits

 

00:18:38

 

Exercise: Editing Text Files on the Command Line: Vi/Vim, Uniq, Sort, SED

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Manipulating Text Files from the Command Line

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Archiving and Compressing Files and Directories

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Transfer Files Securely via the Network

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Finding Files on the Filesystem

 

00:30:00

Operation of Running Systems (20% of Exam)

 

Change the Priority of a Process/Identify Resource Utilization by Process

 

00:14:30

 

Manage the Startup Processes and Services

 

00:13:09

 

Install and Update Packages from the Network, a Remote Repository or the Local Filesystem (Debian/Ubuntu Distributions)

 

00:23:48

 

Install and Update Packages from the Network, a Remote Repository, or the Local Filesystem (RHEL/CentOS Distributions)

 

00:23:31

 

Set File Permission and Ownership

 

00:12:01

 

Use Shell Scripting to Automate System Maintenance Tasks - Part I

 

00:08:34

 

Use Shell Scripting to Automate System Maintenance Tasks - Part II

 

00:17:03

 

Exercise: Managing the Startup Process and Related Services

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Managing User Processes

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Installing Software Packages (Debian/Ubuntu Distributions)

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Installing Software Packages (RedHat/RPM Distributions)

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Update Packages from the Network, a Repository or the Local File System (Ubuntu/Debian)

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Update Packages from the Network, a Repository or the Local File System (Red Hat/CentOS)

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Basic Bash Shell Scripting: Basic Setup and Execution

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Basic Bash Shell Scripting: Conditionals and Loops

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Managing File Permissions

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: File Attributes

 

00:30:00

User and Group Management (15% of Exam)

 

Create, Delete and Modify Local User Accounts

 

00:07:10

 

Create, Delete and Modify Local Groups

 

00:08:41

 

Use sudo to Access the root Acount

 

00:08:12

 

Manage User Accounts

 

00:11:45

 

Manage User Processes

 

00:14:30

 

User Account Attributes

 

00:08:42

 

Exercise: Using sudo to Manage Access to the root Account

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Managing Local User Accounts

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Creating Local User Groups

 

00:30:00

Networking (15% of Exam)

 

Implement Packet Filtering

 

00:09:11

 

Configure Firewall Settings

 

00:17:03

 

Configure Network Services to Start on Boot - systemd

 

00:09:28

 

Configure Network Services to Start on Boot - sysvinit

 

00:07:51

 

Monitor Network Performance

 

00:10:39

 

Statically Route IP Traffic

 

00:09:09

 

Dynamically Route IP Traffic

 

00:14:48

 

Exercise: Configure Network Services to Start Automatically at Boot: SystemD Method

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Monitor Network Performance

 

00:30:00

Service Configuration (10% of Exam)

 

Provide/Configure Network Shares via NFS/CIFS - Server

 

00:10:01

 

Provide/Configure Network Shares via NFS/CIFS - Client

 

00:10:01

 

Configure an SMTP Service

 

00:10:14

 

Configure Email Aliases

 

00:07:05

 

Restrict Access to an SMTP Service

 

00:09:26

 

Configure an IMAP/IMAPS Service

 

00:09:51

 

Verify Email Configuration

 

00:10:10

 

Configure SSH-Based Remote Access Using Public/Private Key Pairs

 

00:09:34

 

Configure HTTP Proxy Server

 

00:10:16

 

Create HTTP Proxy Server Blacklist

 

00:10:47

 

Restrict Access to the HTTP Proxy Server

 

00:07:33

 

Configure an HTTP Client to Automatically Use a Proxy Server

 

00:08:45

 

Configure an HTTP Server - RHEL/CentOS

 

00:08:29

 

Configure an HTTP Server - Debian/Ubuntu

 

00:08:02

 

Configure HTTP Server Logs

 

00:11:37

 

Configure SSL with HTTP Server - Certificate Creation and Installation

 

00:09:14

 

Configure SSL with HTTP Server - Server Setup

 

00:09:52

 

Set Up Name Based Virtual Web Hosts - RHEL/CentOS

 

00:12:24

 

Set Up Name Based Virtual Web Hosts with SSL - RHEL/CentOS

 

00:08:32

 

Set Up Name Based Virtual Web Hosts - Debian/Ubuntu

 

00:13:44

 

Set Up Name Based Virtual Web Hosts with SSL - Debian/Ubuntu

 

00:12:57

 

Deploy a Basic Web Application/Restrict Access to a Web Page

 

00:10:00

 

Exercise: Provide/Configure Network Shares via NFS: Server Setup

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Provide/Configure Network Shares via NFS: Client Setup

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Install and Configure SMTP Service

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Restrict Access to SMTP Server

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Install and Configure SSL for Apache Web Server - Create Self Signed Certificate

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Configuring SSH-Based Remote Access Using Public/Private Key Pairs

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Install and Configure and Apache Web Server: RedHat/CentOS

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Install and Configure Apache Web Server: Debian/Ubuntu

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Setting Up Name Based Virtual Web Hosts: Debian/Ubuntu HTTP

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Setting Up Name Based Virtual Web Hosts: Debian/Ubuntu HTTPS

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Setting Up Name Based Virtual Web Hosts: Red Hat/CentOS HTTP

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Setting Up Name Based Virtual Web Hosts: Red Hat/CentOS HTTPS

 

00:30:00

Storage Management (10% of Exam)

 

List, Create, Delete and Modify Storage Partitions

 

00:10:19

 

Create, Migrate and Remove Physical/Logical/Virtual Volumes/Add New Partitions and Logical Volumes

 

00:10:12

 

Configure Systems to Mount File Systems at or During Boot

 

00:08:56

 

Create and Assemble Volume Groups/Add or Extend Volumes and Filesystems/Assemble Volume and RAID Groups

 

00:19:40

 

Create and Configure Swap Space

 

00:09:03

 

Create and Configure Encrypted Partitions

 

00:12:34

 

Create, Mount and Unmount Standard Linux Filesystems

 

00:08:01

 

Configure Systems to Mount Standard, Encrypted and Network File Systems on Demand

 

00:10:02

 

Diagnose and Correct Filesystem Problems

 

00:07:03

 

Design and Test Backup/Recovery Strategies - Part I

 

00:07:05

 

Design and Test Backup/Recovery Strategies - Part II

 

00:08:23

 

Exercise: Configure Systems to Mount Standard, Encrypted and Network File Systems on Demand: Encryption

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Configure Systems to Mount Standard, Encrypted and Network File Systems on Demand: Standard Filesystem

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Creating Swap Partitions

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Assembling Partitions as LVM Devices

 

00:30:00

Virtualization (5% of Exam)

 

Configure a Hypervisor to Host Virtual Guests

 

00:06:06

 

Configure Virtual Networking to Support Virtualized Guests

 

00:07:17

 

Install Linux Systems as Virtual Guests

 

00:12:39

 

Start, Stop and Modify the Status of a Virtual Machine/Access a VM Console/Configure Systems to Launch At Boot Time - GUI

 

00:08:04

 

Start, Stop and Modify the Status of a Virtual Machine/Access a VM Console/Configure Systems to Launch At Boot Time - CLI

 

00:07:38

 

Resize RAM or Storage of Virtual Machine/Evaluate Virtual Machine Memory Usage

 

00:06:32

Conclusions, Next Steps and Registering for the Exam

 

Conclusions and Next Steps

 

00:05:02

 

Registering for the Exam

 

00:07:55

 

Linux Academy Certificate of Completion

 

00:05:37

 

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Linux Academy - Introduction To Python 3 On Linux

English | Size: 342.60 MB

Category: CBTs

Introduction To Python 3 On Linux - Linux Academy

In this course we are going to focus on the foundations of Python. While taking this course you'll have the ability to use your Linux Academy lab server to follow along the examples and the labs. The Python fundamentals will enable us to understand Python and writing scripts/automation as it relates to Linux/AWS administration and DevOps courses.

 

Introduction To Python On Linux

 

Getting Started With Python 3

 

00:13:46

 

Basic File System Functions In Python

 

00:23:59

 

Writing A Zip Archiving Script

 

00:20:39

 

Creating A Process From A Python Script

 

00:17:59

 

Working with Objects

 

00:21:51

 

Sequence Data Type

 

00:10:13

 

Strings and Dictionaries

 

00:11:52

 

Lab: Create a Backup Script

 

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Linux Academy - Deploying Microservices with Puppet and Containers

English | Size: 248.26 MB

Category: CBTs

In this course, you'll learn to build Docker images using Puppet with r10k for managing modules and Hiera for managing data consumed by the Puppet modules.

 

Quick Start

 

Introduction to Linux Academy - Maximize Your Experience

 

00:15:29

 

Puppet Master/Agent vs. Puppet Standalone

 

00:09:34

 

Setting Up the Environment

 

00:05:54

 

Demonstration - Download the Configuration and Build the Image

 

00:02:39

 

Instantiate the Container - Testing Our Deployment

 

00:04:03

 

Next Steps - Where Do I Go From Here?

 

00:01:22

 

Quiz: Quiz

 

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Linux Academy - Certified Jenkins Engineer

English | Size: 2.94 GB

Category: CBTs

Certified Jenkins Engineer (CJE) - 2017

Students will learn how to use Jenkins 2.x.x at a proficient level. This includes the creation and configuration of jobs and builds, testing, common plugin usage and building pipelines. They will gain knowledge of common CI/CD concepts, and "CD as code" best practices. The material in this course will also help students prepare to pass the Certified Jenkins Engineer 2017 certification.

 

Introduction

 

Introduction to Linux Academy - Getting the Most Out of Your Experience

 

00:14:39

 

Introduction to Jenkins

 

00:09:13

 

Get Recognized!

 

00:00:36

CI/CD Concepts

 

Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery

 

00:19:23

 

Quiz: CI/CD Concepts

Installing and Configuring Jenkins

 

Prerequisites

 

00:08:08

 

Jenkins Install

 

00:07:14

 

The Dashboard

 

00:07:25

 

User Management and Security

 

00:17:04

 

Adding a Jenkins Slave

 

00:18:05

 

Setting Up Github

 

00:07:23

 

Plugin Manager

 

00:13:41

 

Exercise: Install a Jenkins Master and Prerequisites

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Configuring Matrix-based Security

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Add a Jenkins Slave

 

01:00:00

 

Exercise: Working with the Plugin Manager

 

00:30:00

 

Quiz: Installing and Configuring Jenkins

Projects

 

Freestyle Project Configuration

 

00:14:27

 

Source Code Management and the Git Plugin

 

00:13:11

 

Git Hooks and Other Build Triggers

 

00:11:51

 

Workspace Environment Variables

 

00:07:23

 

Parameterized Projects

 

00:11:20

 

Upstream/Downstream Projects and the Parameterized Trigger Plugin

 

00:12:22

 

Folders

 

00:06:25

 

Views

 

00:11:41

 

Exercise: Configure a Parameterized Freestyle Project

 

00:30:00

 

Hands-on Lab: Configure a Jenkins Freestyle Project

 

Hands-on Lab: Jenkins Upstream and Downstream Projects with the Parameterized Trigger Plugin

 

Quiz: Projects

Pipelines

 

Our Java Pipeline Project

 

00:13:27

 

Docker Install

 

00:07:58

 

Installing and Configuring Ant

 

00:12:54

 

The Jenkinsfile

 

00:10:25

 

Configuring and Running a Pipeline

 

00:12:33

 

Artifacts and Fingerprints

 

00:24:32

 

Exercise: Build a Simple Pipeline without SCM

 

00:30:00

 

Hands-on Lab: Configure a Jenkins Pipeline

 

Quiz: Pipelines

Testing With Jenkins

 

About Testing

 

00:10:04

 

Unit Testing with JUnit and Ant

 

00:20:20

 

Deploying to Apache

 

00:11:45

 

Functional Testing

 

00:18:10

 

Quiz: Testing With Jenkins

Pipeline Enhancements

 

Multibranch Pipelines and Code Promotion

 

00:29:19

 

Tagging

 

00:21:04

 

Notifications

 

00:17:30

 

Shared Pipeline Libraries

 

00:20:05

 

Exercise: Configure Notifications in a Pipeline

 

00:30:00

 

Hands-on Lab: Configure a Jenkins Multibranch Pipeline

 

Quiz: Pipeline Enhancements

Advanced Jenkins Administration

 

The Jenkins CLI

 

00:12:37

 

The Jenkins REST API

 

00:16:13

 

Setting Up a Jenkins Master with Docker

 

00:06:03

 

Exercise: Using the Jenkins CLI

 

00:30:00

 

Exercise: Using the Jenkins REST API

 

00:30:00

 

Quiz: Advanced Jenkins Administration

Next Steps

 

Next Steps

 

00:02:45

 

Get Recognized!

 

00:00:36

 

Quiz: JCE Practice Exam

 

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Ken Trester's Complete Option Trading Camp

English | Size: 3.92 GB

Category: CBTs

This comprehensive course is the ultimate in options training. Taped during one of Kenneth Tresters live training camps, this exhaustive course gives you all the knowledge you need to successfully compete with people who trade options professionally.

 

Ken makes option trading extremely easy to understand. Ken has been trading options since 1972 and is a former computer science professor. Ken provides that rare combination of being a professional trader and having excellent teaching skills. You will enjoy his dynamic presentation as you learn how to generate spectacular profits in the options markets. Workbook sold separately.

 

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Jamie Dean - Mastering Unity Shaders and Effects

English | Size: 294.3MB

Category: Tutorial

With the inclusion of Physically Based Shading and the Standard Shader, Unity has changed the game for independent and large scale developers alike. Never before has it been so easy to create startling high quality visuals in games and other interactive projects.

 

This book will give you a solid understanding of the interaction of shaders, lighting and effects in Unity 5, and give you some great ideas for how you can maximize the visual impact of your own games for PC, mobile and other platforms. In the sequence of chapters you will find solutions to some of the major challenges to the creation of responsive and realistic looking games.

 

As you work on example scenes, you will get to know the syntax of ShaderLab and CG languages, creating simple and complex shader solutions for a variety of different surface effects. You will see how Unity's responsive lighting solutions can be harnessed to build immersive and appealing game experiences.

 

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