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    Unix And Linux System Administration Handbook: Mastering Networking, Security, Cloud, Performance, And Devops
    Unix And Linux System Administration Handbook: Mastering Networking, Security, Cloud, Performance, And Devops
    Unix And Linux System Administration Handbook: Mastering Networking, Security, Cloud, Performance, And Devops
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    Unix And Linux System Administration Handbook: Mastering Networking, Security, Cloud, Performance, And Devops

    Written by Rob Botwright

    Narrated by Digital Voice Archie G

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    Unlock the Power of UNIX and Linux System Administration with Our Comprehensive Handbook Bundle!

    Introducing the "UNIX and Linux System Administration Handbook: Mastering Networking, Security, Cloud, Performance, and DevOps" bundle – your one-stop resource to become a true system administration expert.

    ? Book 1: Networking and Security Essentials ? Get started on your journey with a deep dive into networking and security essentials. Understand the foundations of system administration, ensuring your systems are not just functional but also secure.

    ? Book 2: Cloud Integration and Infrastructure as Code ? Step into the future of IT with insights into cloud computing and Infrastructure as Code (IaC). Master the art of managing infrastructure through code, making your systems scalable, agile, and efficient.

    ? Book 3: Performance Tuning and Scaling ? Optimize your systems for peak performance! Explore the intricate world of performance tuning, ensuring your UNIX and Linux systems operate at their very best.

    ? Book 4: DevOps and CI/CD ? Embrace the DevOps revolution! Learn to automate, collaborate, and streamline your development processes with Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) practices.

    Don't miss this opportunity to unlock the full potential of UNIX and Linux system administration. Get the "UNIX and Linux System Administration Handbook: Mastering Networking, Security, Cloud, Performance, and DevOps" bundle today and take your career to new heights!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRob Botwright
    Release dateDec 1, 2023
    ISBN9781839385896

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