Linux servers, Youtube series

This is the start of a great series of Linux tutorials, to help you understand everything from A to Z and make roxxor servers!
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Linux #0 - Introduction

Various explanations on how the series unfolded

Linux #1 - Servers, OS and Linux

Understand what a server is, what an OS is, and the advantages of Linux.

Linux #2 - Choosing your server

Understand the different types of server and the criteria for choosing the right machine for your needs.

Linux #3 - Linux distributions

What is a Linux distribution? Which one should you choose to start with?

Linux #4 - Setting up a dedicated server

How do I set up a dedicated server? How do I set it up properly?

Linux #5 - First connection to your dedicated server
Use Putty to connect via SSH.

Linux #6 - Getting started and basic commands
Navigate and manipulate files and folders, and understand the basic principles of Linux.

Linux #7 - The Nano text editor

Be familiar with some of the subtleties of text editing under Linux.

Linux #8 - The first things to do on your server
How can you personalise the system a little and make sure it works properly?

Controls

Run as root

# Domain name to IP redirection
Change the DNS zone of your domain name, depending on the provider.

Linux #9 - Installing an FTP server
In 1m20, clean with user management and no file rights problems.

Linux #10 - Installing a LAMP server
Install MySQL, PHP5, Apache2, and understand how they work!

# Bonus!
A script that automates the creation of a website, creates the user, the virtualhost, and manages file rights for you! :p
https://github.com/UltimateByte/apache2-deployer

And enjoy!

Linux #11 - Installing WordPress

How do I install a Wordpress or other CMS on my dedicated server?

Linux #12 - File permissions (chmod/chown/chgrp)

The tutorial is here! :p

# Controls

Linux #13 - Managing file rights for your website

At last, some simple solutions to problems that have gone on too long :p

Linux #14 - Netdata, the best monitoring tool?

I had planned to show you Munin, but Netdata is so much more interesting! It's really easy to set up, and then I'll leave you to delve into everything there is to monitor :p

Official Netdata tutorial link
https://docs.netdata.cloud/packaging/installer/

And that's just the beginning of the series I'm planning!
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