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Web Application Deployment module A180
Name Services - overview
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Topics covered in this module
What and why run name services
DNS (Domain Name Service)
NIS (Network Information Service)
LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol)
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Other Web Application Deployment Modules
A166 - Linux Utilities
A167 - Shell Programming (bash)
A168 - Compiler and development tools
A171 - Linux Server Admin - Exercise
A172 - Korn Shell - interactive and programming facilities
A180 - Name Services - overview
A181 - LDAP / OpenLDAP server
A191 - Installing Linux
A192 - Firewalls
A193 - DNS
A207 - HTTP
A211 - Web Application Design and Deployment
A212 - Secure Service and Credit Cards
A213 - Commercial and Legal Aspects
A301 - XML, DTD, XSLT, XHTML and More
A303 - XML - Editors and tools
A401 - Structured Code and Object Orientation
A402 - Programming - Application design and tools
A501 - Java - Basic Language Overview
A502 - Java - Basic Tools
A503 - Java - Sourcing, Installing, Initial Testing
A504 - Java - Terminologes, Technologies and releases.
A505 - Java - Standard libraries
A506 - Java - Installing and Deploying optional Technologies
A507 - Java - Servlets and JSPs
A508 - Jakarta and Struts
A509 - Java - Ant build tool
A601 - Apache httpd - an overview
A602 - Apache httpd - Sourcing, Installation, Testing
A603 - Further httpd Configuration
A604 - Apache httpd - virtual hosts
A606 - Apache httpd - log files and log tools
A607 - Apache httpd mod_rewrite
A608 - Apache httpd mod_proxy
A610 - Apache httpd - internal
A611 - Apache httpd - writing modules in C
A651 - Tomcat Overview
A652 - Tomcat -Sourcing, Installing and Initial Testing
A653 - Tomcat - Configuring Web Applications
A654 - Configuring and Controlling Tomcat
A655 - Using Tomcat and Apache httpd Together
A656 - More Tomcat Configuration
A657 - Using httpd to front Tomcat
A658 - Tomcat Manager
A690 - Clustering and load balancing
A691 - Designing your httpd and Tomcat configuration
A692 - Monitoring and load testing your server
A801 - Overview of J2EE technology
A802 - The JBoss application server
A805 - Perl - modPerl, Mason, CGI.pm and LWP
A900 - Tomcat - Extra Features
A901 - Inside Tomcat and its Java Engine.
A911 - Using Tomcat in a live environment
A912 - Upgrading and tuning Tomcat
A050 - Web Deployment - General
A051 - Linux - General
A052 - Networking - General
A099 - Java Application - Deployment on the Web
A100 - The Components of a Web-Based Solution
A101 - Linux -An Introduction For Users
A151 - Linux - User Technology practical
A161 - Users and Groups
A162 - Backups and File System Management
A163 - Network Configuration and Security
A164 - Services and Regular Jobs
A165 - Installing Software
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