Online Apache Web Server Training in the UAE

This instructor-led, live training in the UAE (online or onsite) is aimed at beginner-level to intermediate-level system administrators and web developers who wish to use HTTP web servers to host and serve web applications using Nginx, Apache, and JBoss.

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

• Install and configure Nginx, Apache, and JBoss web servers on Linux.
• Compare and contrast the features and performance of different web servers.
• Use web server modules and plugins to extend the functionality and security of web servers.
• Use web server tools and techniques to monitor and troubleshoot web server issues.
• Use web server best practices and recommendations to optimize web server performance and security.

This course is designed for website administrators, webmasters, or anyone looking to establish or manage a web server.

Apache stands as the most widely used web server on the internet. It is an Open Source software that integrates seamlessly with other Open Source solutions like Linux and MySQL. This course will guide you through setting up a basic Apache Web server under Linux and transforming it into a robust commercial web server capable of supporting advanced websites.

• This course is designed for both Linux/Unix administrators and developers who wish to delve into managing Linux/Unix servers.
• Beginners with foundational knowledge in Linux can also benefit from this course by closely following the instructor's lab sessions and explanations.
• The aim of this course is to provide ample practice in managing Linux servers, demonstrating that understanding these systems is straightforward.
• The five-day course structure includes 40% lectures, 50% hands-on labs, and 10% Q&A, with a strong focus on practical lab work.
• Participants will learn how to deploy and manage the top four Linux servers, which are essential for delivering critical network services in enterprise environments.
• The course can be conducted using any distribution, commonly including Fedora or CentOS.