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Hands-on Practice Building a DNS Server and Apache Web Server with Rocky Linux 9

Through step-by-step hands-on exercises, learn the entire web service deployment process in a Rocky Linux 9 environment, starting with setting up a DNS server, configuring an Apache web server, building an APM (Apache, PHP, and MariaDB) environment, and installing Gnuboard and WordPress. The course also covers the principles behind each configuration and troubleshooting methods to help develop practical skills.

47 learners are taking this course

Level Basic

Course period Unlimited

WordPress
WordPress
Linux
Linux
apm
apm
apache-tomcat
apache-tomcat
domains
domains
WordPress
WordPress
Linux
Linux
apm
apm
apache-tomcat
apache-tomcat
domains
domains

Course Update Announcement - Additional Section Coming Soon

Hello.

When I first created the course, I organized the content and set the price to match the video length and structure at the time.

However, after launching the course, I continued reviewing the content as a whole and noticed areas where it would be beneficial to improve it so that students could gain experience with a wider variety of actual server environments.


Therefore, we are continuously adding to and improving the existing course content, and this time we plan to add a new Section 6, “Building a Web Server in an AWS Cloud Environment”.

In addition to the existing VMware + Rocky Linux 9 environment, we will also add hands-on exercises for building web servers on AWS EC2 using Amazon Linux, Rocky Linux 9, and Ubuntu Server.

Rather than covering AWS in depth, this course will be structured simply around hands-on practice so that even first-time users can follow along easily, focusing on creating an EC2 instance → connecting via SSH → setting up APM → installing GNUBoard5 and WordPress.

Those who want to learn the AWS cloud environment in a more professional and in-depth manner should refer to a separate AWS specialty course.


New AWS users can begin practicing within the scope of the Free Tier or the free credits provided, and during the practice, they will also be instructed to check their account’s current free usage limits and whether any charges apply.


Additionally, in response to learners’ requests, we plan to add security-related content as well.

In the newly added Section 7, “Apache·PHP·MariaDB Operational Security Configuration and Checks”, we will cover the basic operational security settings for Apache, PHP, and MariaDB, as well as SSL/TLS certificates, HTTPS, log checks, and ModSecurity through hands-on practice.


The content planned for addition is as follows.

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Existing students can also take the newly added lessons at no additional cost.

We will continue to improve any areas that are lacking and update the course so that it remains focused on hands-on practice, allowing you to build an actual server yourself.

Thank you. ^^*



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