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12/14/2016- Starting up and shutting down a web service
- Configuring logging on Apache
- Adding modules to extend Apache
- Using virtual hosts
- Securing access with SSL
- Adding an SSL certificate to your site
- Protecting a site with .htaccess files
Skill Level Intermediate
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- [Scott] Accurate numbers are hard to come by, but it's safe to say the majority of public websites are hosted on Linux, and of those, the majority run the Apache web server software. I'm Scott Simpson, and in this course, we'll take a look at the basics of how a web server works. Then, we'll install and configure Apache on the CentOS server. We'll explore adding modules to support features like PHP, and we'll have a look at securing the site with SSL. I'll show you how to further protect and monitor your site, and then we'll take a brief tour of other popular web servers as well.
Knowing the basics of how to set up a web server on the Linux host is an important part of a developer or a sys admin skill set. So let's go.
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Introduction
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Welcome41s
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What you should know2m 28s
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1. Serve Web Content with Apache
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How a web server works1m 58s
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Ensure network connectivity2m 37s
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Install Apache1m 44s
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Explore the configuration file13m 37s
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Deploy a site6m 55s
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Configure logging3m 4s
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Add modules to extend Apache3m 54s
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2. Secure the Site and Control Access
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Secure access with SSL2m 17s
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Conclusion
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Other web servers3m 21s
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Next steps21s
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