Linux Academy
Making a Difference at Linux Academy
Content creator and Linux Academy instructor, Terry Cox, shares his experience working at Linux Academy.
Linux
Personal Security – Importing, Verifying and Signing PGP Keys
In our last article, we went over how to create keys that we can share with others.
Linux
Personal Security – PGP Keys
As we continue our series of articles on security, today we are going to cover personal security in the form of using PGP keys.
Linux
Linux Academy Introduces Red Hat Certified Engineer Exam Preparation
Following on the heels of our popular Red Hat Certified System Administrator Certification Preparation course at Linux Academy, we are making available a new course covering the Red Hat Certified Engineer. Let’s talk a bit about some of what this covers.
Tips
Workstation Security
Most conversations regarding security inevitably focus on server or application security: How do I harden my server?
Cloud
Cloud Security – What You May Not Know Might Hurt You
If you use a cloud provider for your application and infrastructure needs, tell me quickly: Where is your data?
Linux
Announcing the Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator Course – v2.16 for 2016
As many of you already know, on February 2nd of 2016, the Linux Foundation updated their Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator Exam to version 2.16 of their core domains and competencies.
Linux
CentOS 7: kernel
Along with all the requisite package and application upgrades that came along with CentOS 7, probably the largest upgrade was the move to the Linux Kernel 3.1 tree.
Linux
Learning Docker: An Exciting New Course at LinuxAcademy.com!
We have covered virtualization at length both in this space as well as at Linux Academy in the past.
Linux
Linux Multimedia: Using Handbrake for Media Conversions
Multimedia on Linux has gone from being a giant pain to being more powerful than any other operating system, including the vaunted Multimedia powerhouse Apple OSX.