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In this course, you’ll learn everything you’ll need to know in order to get started with automation. You’ll learn how to install Ansible, write playbooks, manage multiple systems, encrypt sensitive information, and a lot more!
If you want to learn how to write Bash scripts on Linux, then this course is for you! You’ll learn everything you need to know to start scripting, such as syntax, variables, branching, and much more.
The Linux Crash Course series is the longest-running series in the history of the channel! Each and every video is designed to be stand-alone, and covers an important Linux-related topic. Watch the videos you need!
Whether you’re looking to earn the Linux Essentials certification through LPI (or learn the basics of Linux) this course will teach you all the concepts you’ll need to learn in order to get started with Linux.
Netdata is a powerful infrastructure monitoring solution that will help you keep an eye on your infrastructure. You’ll learn how to install it, create dashboards, set up alerts, and much more!
Learn the essential skills needed to work efficiently with vim and edit files directly from your Linux terminal.
Learn how to work with tmux sessions, windows and panes and create a practical terminal workflow.
Want to run containers and not sure where to start? With this course, you’ll learn all the finer details of running containers with Docker.
Learn the core concepts needed to work with Proxmox VE, virtual machines, containers, templates and clusters.
If you’re looking for a powerful private cloud solution, OpenStack gives you full control over your cloud infrastructure. This series will help you get started.
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