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Top 6 Linux server distributions for your data center
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How to optimize the apt package manager on Debian-based Linux distributions
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Ubuntu Server 18.04: Easy-to-learn expert tips
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9 must-do tips to secure Ubuntu Server
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Pro tips: Red Hat based package manager
Linux powers the enterprise. That means network administrators must master all the skills required to keep Linux distributions running efficiently and effectively. IT professionals must add to their knowledge on a regular basis as well as keep up with new distributions and additional functionality. This collection of TechRepublic Premium downloads provides Linux admins with all they need to know to stay sharp and keep up with the changing demands of the IT world.
Top 6 Linux server distributions for your data center
If you are thinking about turning Linux distribution into a server, kudos to you for thinking big. Before you make any changes, check out this list of recommendations from Jack Wallen about which distributions are the best fit for this job.
How to optimize the apt package manager on Debian-based Linux distributions
A package manager is a connected collection of software tools that make it easy for users to manage the installing, upgrading, configuring, and removing of applications on a system. This guide covers everything you need to know about how the apt package manager works, including how to work from the command line.
Ubuntu Server 18.04: Easy-to-learn expert tips
Whatever you need to do with your Ubuntu Server, this guide has you covered. Use this expert guidance from Linux guru Jack Wallen to set up an FTP server or install MySQL or enable automatic security updates. You’ll also get help on customizing your server to add new functionality.
9 must-do tips to secure Ubuntu Server
These nine changes will go a long way toward hardening your Ubuntu Server deployments. Some of these options may not work for your particular instance, but chances are very good most of them will.
Pro tips: Red Hat based package manager
The dnf package manager for Red Hat-based distributions is easy to use. Before you can use the more advanced features, you must first master the basics. This guide will help you figure out how to update already installed applications, clean up installations, install groups of packages and remove applications you no longer need.