This book is a national planning textbook for general higher education during the "Eleventh Five-Year Plan".
This book starts from the basics of the Linux operating system, and relies on rich examples to gradually describe the typical network technologies and applications in the Linux system. The book is divided into 12 chapters, including: overview and installation, commands and examples, shell programming basics, DNS, DHCP, Apache, Vsftpd, Samba, iptables, Postfix, SSH and OpenStack cloud computing, etc. The whole book adopts an application-oriented writing style, which is in line with the task-driven teaching model, and the cases used are rich and practical. This book can be used not only as an undergraduate textbook for computer science and technology majors, but also as a reference book for engineering and technical personnel who systematically study Linux network application technology.
Reader comments
Isn't it really big data? It's a bit scary for me to read this book...
The book is highly practical and contains a large number of practical cases and configuration examples. For example, in the case of configuring a server, the steps from installation to configuring a virtual host are clear. Readers can follow the steps to practice, quickly master the skills, and apply theory to practice.
Isn't it really big data? It's a bit scary for me to read this book...
The book is highly practical and contains a large number of practical cases and configuration examples. For example, in the case of configuring a server, the steps from installation to configuring a virtual host are clear. Readers can follow the steps to practice, quickly master the skills, and apply theory to practice.