Comprehensive Ubuntu Mastery

Master Ubuntu from basics to advanced techniques with our comprehensive course.

What you'll learn

Foundational Ubuntu Skills: Students will gain proficiency in navigating the Ubuntu desktop environment, managing files and folders.

Multimedia and Creative Tools: They will explore multimedia applications like Banshee and GIMP for managing music and editing images, enhancing creativity

System Administration: Participants will learn advanced system administration tasks such as managing software installations, user accounts.

System Monitoring and Security: The course covers monitoring system resources, securing Ubuntu systems, and implementing performance tuning techniques.

Networking and Remote Access: Students will understand networking fundamentals, configure IP addresses, set up network services.

Web Server Management: They will learn to configure and manage Apache and NGINX web servers, deploy web applications securely, and manage server directories.

FTP, Email, and Proxying: Participants will set up FTP servers, configure email services using Qmail and Exim, and implement proxy servers for network access.

Cloud Computing with Ubuntu: The course introduces cloud computing concepts, teaching participants to deploy and manage Ubuntu-based virtual machines (VMs).

Ubuntu as a Server: Students will learn to configure server applications such as Redis and LDAP, optimize server performance, and ensure high availability.

Programming Languages and Tools: They will explore programming in languages like D, Haskell, and OCaml, develop applications for Android and Ubuntu Touch.

Database Administration: Participants will gain skills in administering relational databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL, managing database services

Performance Tuning and Kernel Management: The course covers filesystem tuning, kernel management, and optimizing Ubuntu systems for performance and reliability

Requirements

Basic Computer Skills: Students should have a fundamental understanding of how to operate a computer, including using a keyboard and mouse, navigating graphical user interfaces (GUIs), and managing files and folders.

Familiarity with Operating Systems: While not mandatory, having some experience with any operating system (such as Windows or macOS) will be beneficial. This familiarity helps in understanding basic computing concepts that apply universally.

Internet Access: Since the course may involve accessing online resources, downloading software, or participating in discussions, reliable internet access is essential.

Hardware Requirements: Participants should have access to a computer or virtual machine capable of running Ubuntu. Minimum hardware requirements typically include sufficient RAM and storage space to comfortably run Ubuntu and its applications.

Motivation and Interest: A strong interest in learning about Ubuntu and Linux systems is recommended. This course covers a wide range of topics, and enthusiasm for exploring these areas will enhance the learning experience.

Optional: While not required, familiarity with basic command-line operations and concepts can be advantageous. The course will cover essential command-line tasks, but prior exposure can accelerate understanding.

Description

IntroductionWelcome to the Comprehensive Ubuntu Mastery course, your ultimate guide to mastering Ubuntu Linux. Whether you're a beginner or looking to deepen your skills, this course covers everything from basic navigation to advanced system administration and software development on Ubuntu.Section 1: Ubuntu for BeginnersThis section provides a foundational understanding of Ubuntu, starting with basic navigation and file management skills. Participants learn essential commands and tools to efficiently navigate the Ubuntu desktop environment. It covers introductory topics such as managing files and folders, understanding the panel, exploring featured applications, and navigating the internet. By the end of this section, learners are comfortable with using Ubuntu's graphical user interface (GUI) and basic applications.Section 2: Ubuntu Multimedia ApplicationsIn this section, participants delve into Ubuntu's multimedia capabilities. They explore applications like Banshee for managing music collections and the GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP) for editing images. The section also covers various video formats and introduces alternative interfaces available on Ubuntu for multimedia tasks. Participants gain hands-on experience with multimedia tools that are integral to creative and professional projects.Section 3: System Administration in UbuntuSystem administration forms the core of this section, focusing on managing software installations, user accounts, and day-to-day system operations. Participants learn to use the command-line interface (CLI) for tasks such as package management with Apt, handling user permissions, and navigating the Linux file system efficiently. Advanced topics include managing system services, reading documentation effectively, and optimizing system performance using tools like fs tab and fs trim.Section 4: System Monitoring Tools in UbuntuThis section equips participants with the skills to monitor and manage system resources effectively. It covers monitoring user activity, managing user accounts and groups, and automating tasks using cron jobs and scripts. Participants also learn to configure priority scheduling and control processes, ensuring optimal system performance. Practical exercises focus on using tools like top, htop, and sar to analyze system metrics and troubleshoot performance issues.Section 5: Ubuntu Networking and Remote AccessNetworking fundamentals are explored in this section, covering topics such as configuring IP addresses, setting up network services, and securing network communications. Participants learn to manage network interfaces, configure DNS servers, and implement IP masquerading for internet sharing. The section also covers remote access methods using SSH, Telnet, and VNC, enabling participants to securely access Ubuntu systems remotely and manage network connectivity.Section 6: Ubuntu Securing and Performance TuningParticipants learn essential techniques to secure Ubuntu systems and optimize performance in this section. Topics include securing user accounts and file permissions, configuring firewalls, and implementing best practices for system hardening. Performance tuning covers filesystem optimizations, kernel and module management, and monitoring system logs for security incidents and performance bottlenecks. Practical exercises emphasize implementing security measures and performance enhancements effectively.Section 7: Apache Web Server Management and NGINXThis section focuses on configuring and managing web servers using Apache and NGINX on Ubuntu. Participants learn to set up virtual hosts, manage web server directories and permissions, and secure web applications using .htaccess files. Topics include configuring Apache modules, analyzing access and error logs, and implementing HTTPS for secure communication. Practical exercises involve deploying and managing web applications, ensuring reliable and secure web server operations.Section 8: Ubuntu FTP, Email and ProxyingParticipants gain practical skills in setting up and managing file transfer protocols (FTP), configuring email servers using Qmail and Exim, and implementing proxy servers on Ubuntu. Topics include configuring FTP services, managing email accounts and aliases, and setting up proxy servers for internet access control. The section also covers administering relational databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL, enabling participants to manage database services and execute SQL queries effectively.Section 9: Ubuntu in CloudCloud computing concepts are introduced in this section, focusing on deploying and managing Ubuntu-based virtual machines (VMs) and containers. Participants learn to configure storage infrastructure, manage server sets using tools like Docker and Kubernetes, and implement domain name system (DNS) configurations for cloud environments. Practical exercises include provisioning VMs, configuring cloud storage, and deploying scalable applications on Ubuntu in cloud environments.Section 10: Ubuntu as a ServerThis section explores Ubuntu's role as a versatile server platform. Participants learn to configure and manage server applications such as Redis for data caching, Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) for centralized user management, and virtualization solutions using Linux Terminal Server Project (LTSP). Topics also include optimizing server performance, managing server resources, and ensuring high availability and scalability for server deployments.Section 11: Ubuntu using Programming LanguagesParticipants explore Ubuntu's support for various programming languages and frameworks in this section. Topics include programming in languages like D, Haskell, and OCaml, developing mobile applications for Android and Ubuntu Touch, and leveraging Ubuntu's development environment for efficient software development. Practical exercises focus on writing and debugging code, integrating with Ubuntu APIs, and deploying applications across different platforms.Section 12: Ubuntu Programming ToolsThis section covers essential programming tools and workflows on Ubuntu. Participants learn to use development environments like Autotools and KDevelop for configuring and building software projects. Version control systems such as Git and Bazaar are introduced for managing code repositories and collaborating on projects. Topics also include testing and quality assurance (QA) practices, ensuring code reliability and performance in Ubuntu development environments.This structured approach ensures participants gain comprehensive knowledge and hands-on experience in using Ubuntu for various tasks, from system administration and networking to web server management, programming, and cloud computing.ConclusionIn conclusion, the Comprehensive Ubuntu Mastery course equips you with the skills and knowledge to leverage Ubuntu's power for personal use, professional projects, and beyond. Whether you're interested in system administration, software development, or simply maximizing your productivity, this course will empower you to harness the full potential of Ubuntu Linux. This course is ideal for anyone looking to master Ubuntu Linux, whether for personal use, professional development, or academic purposes.

Overview

Section 1: Ubuntu for Beginners

Lecture 1 Introduction to Ubuntu

Lecture 2 Managing Files and Folders

Lecture 3 What is the Panel

Lecture 4 Featured Application

Lecture 5 On The Internet

Lecture 6 Evaluation Mail and Calendar Application

Lecture 7 Instant Messaging and Video Conferencing

Lecture 8 Window Channel List

Lecture 9 Productivity Applications

Lecture 10 Productivity Applications Continues

Lecture 11 Kapp Template

Section 2: Ubuntu Multimedia Applications

Lecture 12 Multimedia Applications

Lecture 13 Banshee Multimedia Management

Lecture 14 GNU Image Manipulation Program

Lecture 15 Video Formats

Lecture 16 Other Ubuntu Interfaces

Lecture 17 Other Ubuntu Interfaces Continues

Lecture 18 Games

Lecture 19 Frozen Bubble

Lecture 20 Frets on Fire

Lecture 21 Tux Foot

Section 3: System Administration in Ubuntu

Lecture 22 Introduction to Managing Software

Lecture 23 More on Managing Software

Lecture 24 Day to Day Usage

Lecture 25 Apt Cache Search Games

Lecture 26 Command Line Quickstart

Lecture 27 User Accounts

Lecture 28 Reading Documentation

Lecture 29 Fs Tab and Fs Trim

Lecture 30 Navigating Linux File System

Lecture 31 Number of Links to a File

Lecture 32 CHGRP Command

Lecture 33 Deleting Directory Using RMDIR Command

Lecture 34 Moving or Renaming Files With MV Command

Lecture 35 Regular Expression Wildcards

Lecture 36 Deleting Users

Lecture 37 Command Line Master Class

Lecture 38 Command Line Master Class Continues

Lecture 39 Changing FA Permission with Chmod Command

Lecture 40 Find Command

Lecture 41 Searching for String Input With GREP Command

Lecture 42 More on GREP Command

Lecture 43 Creating Links Between File Using LL Command

Lecture 44 More on LL Command

Lecture 45 Man Command

Lecture 46 Delete File and Directory Using RM Command

Lecture 47 Redirecting Output and Input

Lecture 48 DIFF command

Lecture 49 Running More Task in Background

Lecture 50 Setting Process Priority With Nice Command

Lecture 51 Combining Commands

Lecture 52 Combining Commands Continues

Section 4: System Monitoring Tools in Ubuntu

Lecture 53 Introduction to System Monitoring Tools in Ubuntu

Lecture 54 Managing Users

Lecture 55 Group Management Tools

Lecture 56 Creating User Home Directory

Lecture 57 Monitoring User Activity

Lecture 58 Monitoring User Activity Continues

Lecture 59 Temporary Changing User Identity

Lecture 60 User Privilege Specification

Lecture 61 Automatic Tasks

Lecture 62 RTC Wake

Lecture 63 Redirecting Input and Output

Lecture 64 Piping Data

Lecture 65 Interpret Shell Script

Lecture 66 Shell Scripting

Lecture 67 Backslash Using Escape Character

Lecture 68 Number Comparison

Lecture 69 File Operators

Lecture 70 Logical Operators

Lecture 71 File Comparison

Lecture 72 File Comparison Continues

Lecture 73 For Statement in Terminal Window

Lecture 74 While Statement

Lecture 75 Until Statement

Lecture 76 Shift Statement

Lecture 77 The Boot Process

Lecture 78 The Boot Process Continues

Lecture 79 CS Boot with Administrative Tools

Lecture 80 System Monitoring Tools

Lecture 81 Priority Scheduling and Control

Lecture 82 Rotating Log Files

Section 5: Ubuntu Networking and Remote Access

Lecture 83 Backing Up

Lecture 84 Backing Up Continues

Lecture 85 Gnome File Roller

Lecture 86 Back in Time

Lecture 87 Copying File

Lecture 88 Rsing Rsync

Lecture 89 Networking

Lecture 90 Networking Continues

Lecture 91 IP Masquerading in Ubuntu

Lecture 92 Setting Up Network Address

Lecture 93 Using Network Configuration Tool

Lecture 94 Network Configuration File

Lecture 95 Wireless Networking

Lecture 96 Remote Access with SSH

Lecture 97 Telnet and VNC

Section 6: Ubuntu Securing and Performance Tuning

Lecture 98 Introduction to Securing and Performance Tuning

Lecture 99 Protecting Your Machines

Lecture 100 Devices

Lecture 101 Apareon

Lecture 102 Performance Tuning

Lecture 103 File System Tune

Lecture 104 Tuning MySQL

Lecture 105 Kernel and Module Management

Lecture 106 More on Module Management

Lecture 107 Kernel Versions

Lecture 108 Source Directory Default

Section 7: Apache Web Server Management and NGINX

Lecture 109 Sharing Files and Printers

Lecture 110 NFS Client Configuration Files

Lecture 111 Sudo APT Install Samba

Lecture 112 Sharing Home Directory to Home Sections

Lecture 113 Mounting Samba Shares

Lecture 114 Apache Web Server Management

Lecture 115 Apache Web Server Management Continues

Lecture 116 Using ETC init D Apache2

Lecture 117 Users and Groups Directory

Lecture 118 Using Ht Access Configuration File

Lecture 119 Use Ht Password Command

Lecture 120 Module - Mod Mime File

Lecture 121 Access Log and Error Log

Lecture 122 Nginx Web Server Management

Lecture 123 Nginx Web Server Management Continues

Lecture 124 Virtual Hosting

Lecture 125 Other Http Serves

Section 8: Ubuntu FTP, Email and Proxying

Lecture 126 Remote File Serving with FTP

Lecture 127 Remote File Serving with FTP Continues

Lecture 128 Handling Email

Lecture 129 Qmail and Exim

Lecture 130 Configure Masquerade

Lecture 131 Configure Global Option

Lecture 132 Proxying and Reverse Proxying

Lecture 133 Virtual Private Networks

Lecture 134 Specify Client IP Address

Lecture 135 Administering Relational Database Services

Lecture 136 Administering Relational Database Services Continues

Lecture 137 Retrieving Data from Database

Lecture 138 Choosing Database

Lecture 139 Setting Password for MySQL Root User

Lecture 140 Configuring Postgresq

Section 9: Ubuntu in Cloud

Lecture 141 Introduction to Ubuntu in Cloud

Lecture 142 Before U DO Anything

Lecture 143 Storage Infrastructure

Lecture 144 Storage Infrastructure Continues

Lecture 145 Managing Sets of Servers

Lecture 146 Domain Name System

Lecture 147 DNS Servers and C Name

Section 10: Ubuntu as a Server

Lecture 148 Introduction to Ubuntu as a Server

Lecture 149 Redis

Lecture 150 Lightweight Directory Access Protocol

Lecture 151 Configuring Client

Lecture 152 Linux Terminal Server Project

Lecture 153 Virtualization on Ubuntu

Lecture 154 Virtualization on Ubuntu Continues

Section 11: Ubuntu using Programming Languages

Lecture 155 Introduction to Using Programming Languages in Ubuntu

Lecture 156 D Language

Lecture 157 Haskell Language

Lecture 158 Ocaml language

Lecture 159 Beginning Mobile Development for Android

Lecture 160 Developing for Ubuntu Mobile Touch

Section 12: Ubuntu Programming Tools

Lecture 161 Introduction to Using Programming Tools for Ubuntu

Lecture 162 Autocamp for utility Configure Code

Lecture 163 K Develop Client

Lecture 164 Opportunistic Development

Lecture 165 Version Control System

Lecture 166 Introduction to Opportunistic Development

Lecture 167 Change Application and Content

Lecture 168 Helping with Ubuntu Development

Lecture 169 Configure Bazaar

Lecture 170 Testing and QA

Beginners to Intermediate Linux Users: Those who are new to Ubuntu or Linux in general and want to build a strong foundation in using Ubuntu effectively.,System Administrators: IT professionals who wish to deepen their understanding of Ubuntu for managing servers, optimizing performance, and securing systems.,Developers: Software developers interested in developing applications on Ubuntu or deploying their applications to Ubuntu-based environments.,Cloud Computing Enthusiasts: Individuals looking to explore Ubuntu’s capabilities in cloud computing and virtualization.,Multimedia and Creative Professionals: Creatives interested in using Ubuntu for multimedia tasks such as audio editing, image manipulation, and creative design.,Networking and IT Professionals: Those involved in network administration or IT support who need to manage network services, remote access, and security aspects using Ubuntu.,Database Administrators: Professionals involved in managing relational databases who want to learn how to administer MySQL or PostgreSQL on Ubuntu.,Anyone Interested in Open Source Software: Enthusiasts who want to learn more about open-source operating systems and their applications in various domains.