Join Scott Simpson for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Learning Ubuntu Server.
- [Scott] Throughout this course we've seen…how to install Abuntu server and how to configure…some basic parts of it.…We've also seen how to setup some common services.…Each of these topics is a whole course unto itself.…And it you'd like to explore further…be sure to check out our courses that cover each of them.…Take some time to explore your new server and have fun.…See you next time.…
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Author
Scott Simpson
Released
8/29/2018
Ubuntu Server is optimized for scale. If you're looking to use this popular cloud operating system for a project—or you just want to hone your server administration skills—then this course is for you. Join Scott Simpson as he walks through how to deploy and configure Ubuntu Server. Scott shares how to install Ubuntu Server, secure access to the server, install and use a graphical monitoring tool, and configure and manage the server. Plus, he explores common services, sharing how to install and configure an HTTP server, MySQL, and more.
Topics include:
- Installing Ubuntu Server
- Configuring remote access with SSH
- Configuring the firewall
- Configuring networking with Netplan
- Managing users
- Configuring for scale
- Securing an HTTP server with TLS
- Hosting an application
- Setting up a forwarding DNS server
- Sending email with Postfix
Skill Level Beginner
1h 29m
Duration
32,092
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Introduction
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Lab setup1m 26s
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1. Ubuntu Server
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Ubuntu Server1m 21s
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Installing Ubuntu Server5m 27s
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2. Securing and Monitoring Your Server
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Configuring the firewall6m 41s
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Exploring the logs2m 54s
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Monitoring the server3m 9s
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3. Configuring and Managing the Server
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Service management3m 8s
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Managing users4m 28s
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Configuring for scale3m 24s
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4. Exploring Common Services
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Hosting an application1m 21s
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LXD containers4m 50s
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Working with snaps1m 59s
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Conclusion
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Juju, MAAS, and Landscape2m 23s
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Next steps20s
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