What you'll get
- 7+ Hours
- 5 Courses
- Course Completion Certificates
- Self-paced Courses
- Technical Support
- Case Studies
Synopsis
- This course provides comprehensive insights into managing web servers on the Ubuntu platform.
- Learners will have access to the course for one year from the date of enrollment.
- It is suitable for anyone who is committed to mastering the Apache Web Server.
- A basic familiarity with the Ubuntu operating system is recommended before starting the course.
- Participants will receive a Certificate of Completion for each course along with hands-on project experience.
- The course awards certificates upon successful completion, which are verifiable and come with unique links.
- These verifiable certificates can be shared on resumes or LinkedIn profiles to highlight enhanced skills.
- The training is delivered through self-paced video lessons, allowing learners to progress at their own convenience.
Content
| Courses | No. of Hours | Certificates | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apache Web Server | 1h 24m | ✔ | View Curriculum |
| Ubuntu:07 - Apache Web Server Management and NGINX | 2h 24m | ✔ | View Curriculum |
| Weblogic Application Server | 1h 16m | ✔ | View Curriculum |
| Courses | No. of Hours | Certificates | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Project on Apache Web Server: Tutorials Website | 2h 27m | ✔ | View Curriculum |
| Apache Web Server | 1h 24m | ✔ | View Curriculum |
Description
This course begins by introducing the concept of web servers and their essential role in delivering content over the internet. Web servers act as intermediaries between clients and servers, retrieving requested content from the server and displaying it in users' browsers. One key challenge web servers face is handling multiple simultaneous requests efficiently—a problem addressed by solutions such as NGINX, which was designed to manage high volumes of concurrent sessions.
Web content can originate from various sources, including PHP, Python, Java, and others, but all are ultimately converted to HTML, which forms the backbone of web pages. A web server is a tool that ensures smooth communication between the server and the client, simplifying complex processes behind the scenes.
This training focuses on the Apache Web Server, one of the most widely used and reliable web servers in the industry. Apache is a software application, not a physical server, and it operates on both Unix and Windows systems. Its primary function is to transfer files between the server and the client's browser, efficiently responding to user requests such as loading a homepage or navigating to a course page.
As an open-source platform maintained by the Apache Software Foundation, Apache remains the most popular web server worldwide, combining versatility, reliability, and strong community support. This course equips learners with practical knowledge of Apache, enabling them to confidently and effectively manage web server operations.
Sample Certificate
Requirements
- The course is designed to start from the basics, providing all necessary learning materials in one place so learners do not need to search elsewhere to understand.
- A basic understanding of HTTP or web protocols is advantageous for quicker comprehension.
- Learners without a coding background are encouraged to familiarize themselves with basic coding concepts, including pseudo-code, before starting the course.
- Familiarity with the Unix command-line interface (CLI) is beneficial for effectively applying skills learned in this training.
- Commitment to personal integrity is essential when completing assignments and projects, ensuring learners gain real-world problem-solving experience without external assistance.
Target Audience
- Beginners looking to build a strong foundation in Apache Web Server.
- Learners with basic knowledge of HTTP or web protocols.
- Individuals willing to learn fundamental coding concepts, including pseudo-code.
- Those familiar with Unix CLI who want to enhance server management skills.
- Learners are committed to completing projects independently to gain real-world problem-solving experience.
