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What’s Free At Linux Academy June 2019

Linux Academy

By adding free cloud training to our Community Membership, students have the opportunity to develop their Linux and Cloud skills further. Each month we will kick off our community content with a live study group allowing members of the Linux Academy community to come together and share their insights in order to learn from one another.

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Free Courses at Linux Academy — September 2019

Linux Academy

To continually support you in your mission to learn and grow we are always adding new courses and free resources to begin developing your Linux and Cloud skills. Courses Free in September: Microsoft SQL Server On Linux Quick Start. Network Routing Fundamentals. Welcome to the Network Routing Fundamentals course!

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Linux Academy Monthly Update – September

Linux Academy

Implement and manage storage. Configure and manage virtual networks. This exam measures your ability to do the following: Implement data storage solutions. Ubuntu Server and Desktop Essentials : This course offers an introduction to the Ubuntu Linux distribution. DevOps: 16. Google Cloud: 1. Manage identities.

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Optimizing PCI compliance in financial institutions

CIO Business Intelligence

Having segmentation between infrastructure providing data processing and data storage is an example of a broad IT security architectural pattern. If the solution’s goal involves processing and storing data, the architect is constrained to place the pieces that will fulfill those tasks in the proper segments.

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Technology Short Take 97

Scott Lowe

Networking. Matt Oswalt tackles the topic of unit testing (specifically with regard to network automation) with a post on unit testing JunOS with JSNAPy. Jérôme Petazzoni test drives AppSwitch , the “network stack from the future.” Flatcar Linux is a “friendly fork” of Container Linux (of CoreOS).

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Connecting Bare Metal Workloads Using GRE Tunnels and OVS

Scott Lowe

This post, by the way, was sparked in part by a comment on my article on using GRE tunnels with OVS , in which the reader asked: “Is there a way to configure bare Linux (Ubuntu)…with OVS installed…to serve as a tunnel endpoint…?” ” Hopefully this post helps answer that question. (By

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Link Aggregation and LACP with Open vSwitch

Scott Lowe

In the virtualization space, it’s extremely common to want to use multiple physical network connections in your hypervisor hosts to support guest (virtual machine) traffic. The use of a different Linux distribution and/or a different version of OVS might make this process slightly different. LTS and Open vSwitch 1.4.0