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LAMP -Setting up and Securing a LAMP Server for Newbies a 4.5 Hour Course US$25 -75% OFF

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To celebrate the release of our first server side courses you can get all 4 courses this month. pay for 1 and get all 4 or just get one at 60% off as they are released.

Critical Notice: as soon as all 4 courses are released (October 1st this deal will be over and will not repeat again).

The courses will be added in as they are released:

Part one : Setting up a cloud Server and using SSH

where you will learn about everything you need to know about securing and configuring your new Cloud host. You will learn how to protect it from attacks and learn the basics of working with SSH. - get it as a single at 60% off in link above as well.

Part Two: Securing a Linux Server

Safety is so critical when it comes to servers so we dedicated 25 lectures that dive deep into all the common threats and how to protect your server from them. (release Sep 20)

Part Three: Configuring and Securing an Apache Server.

In the last course we walked you through the process of creating your first Linux and in this course we will continue and explore the steps involved in creating an Apache Server.(release Sep 30)

Part four: Setting up and securing PHP and mySQL

Over the last few courses we built, secured and setup your HTTPD server(Apache). In the following last course we will finish up our LAMP server as we focus on the MP part - mySQL and PHP. Over the next few lectures we will install mySQL and PHP and then secure our installations.

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    I love lamp

    • How do you like ApacheFriends' Windows-based LAMP…?

      And - to the OP - where are your PRICES?!?

  • Price in title please, not the discount.

  • Cheaper (I.e. free) to just google. You can find how to set up a LAMP server on your computer, or setting up a LAMP server on EC2, or even easier, how to use Bitnami to set it up for you!

    • In a communication age everything is free on the web the question is does free content fit all users. if it did non there would be no more people like me going out of there way to create educational content to help people that find technical topics hard.

      Every person on earth knows live in a Google age. Point is options. supporting an indie educational company that is creating content and not supported by large cooperation to me sounds like something a developer should relate to instead of be sarcastic about. Point is if you feel comfortable in creating and building up servers why try to kill a project that toke me a month to develop just because you feel you can do it on your own on Google?

      Not every person likes doing it on there own. Building this course took a lot of research and simplifying a lot of complex topics and making it accessible to the masses. as you probably know for me to be able to create more content and support the costs of production i need to charge for it. When you go to buy Rosetta stone for $500 or what ever you don't complain even though what they do is available online as well - they offer an experience - some will opt to use other experiences its given but why try to deter people away. just seams mean.

      • p.s i would add that i created this course because i myself found the topic complex and had to do a lot of research to simplify a lot of complex topics weeding out a lot of information to make this course easy to follow even if you never opened up a server in your life.

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