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*101 Things you don't want your web admin to say - [http://www.unixgirl.com/humor/unix/100.things.sysadmin.says.html] | *101 Things you don't want your web admin to say - [http://www.unixgirl.com/humor/unix/100.things.sysadmin.says.html] | ||
*Sysadmin 101 - [http://ops-school.readthedocs.org/en/latest/sysadmin_101.html] | *Sysadmin 101 - [http://ops-school.readthedocs.org/en/latest/sysadmin_101.html] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:23, 27 June 2017
Curriculum Development Document
Introduction
To be an effective web admin in Linux, you only have to:
- know how to log in
- move files around
- Understand basics of security and backup
Because everything is treated like a file in a computer system.
Logging In
- Use ssh
- Using a key is more secure, and allows you to log in without using a password. See how to create a key - [1]
- For example, when you set up an automated process, you want to use your key, not password?
Links
- Linux Admin 101
- 101 Things you don't want your web admin to say - [2]
- Sysadmin 101 - [3]
- Unix 101 - [4]