A very good book, has been waiting to be published, with the "Linux should Learn" chapter directory.

This book is a high-quality Linux technology self-study book written by a number of Red Hat Architects (RHCA) based on the RHEL7 system, each chapter of knowledge points from a practical and strong coherence, ideal for Linux beginners or as a Linux-related teaching material, focusing on Linux systems and Red Hat certification.

Currently is the most worthy to read the Linux textbook, but also the Most valuable Linux experiment Handbook.

Chapters include:

In the No. 0 chapter, let's talk about learning methods and red Hat systems.

The 1th chapter deploys the virtual environment to install the Linux system.

The 2nd chapter is the Linux command that novice must master.

The 3rd chapter is the pipeline character, redirection and environment variables.

The 4th Chapter VIM editor and Shell command script.

5th Chapter user identity and file permissions.

The 6th chapter is about storage structure and disk partition.

The 7th Chapter uses RAID and LVM disk array technology.

8th Chapter Iptables and FIREWALLD Firewall.

The 9th chapter uses the SSH service to manage the remote host.

The 10th chapter uses Apache services to deploy static Web sites.

The 11th chapter uses the VSFTPD service to transfer files.

The 12th chapter uses Samba or NFS for file sharing.

The 13th chapter uses bind to provide the domain name resolution service.

The 14th chapter uses DHCP to dynamically manage host addresses.

15th. Deploying the messaging system using Postfix and Dovecot

The 16th chapter uses squid to deploy the proxy cache service.

17th. Deploy networked storage using iSCSI services.

The 18th chapter uses the MARIADB database management system.

19th. Deploy an unattended installation using Pxe+kickstart.

The 20th chapter uses the LNMP architecture to deploy the dynamic site environment.

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A very good book, has been waiting to be published, with the "Linux should Learn" chapter directory.