Description
Linux for Networking Professionals is a highly practical and advanced guide for system engineers and network administrators who want to improve their skills in configuring and managing networks in a Linux environment. Assuming that the reader is familiar with Linux in general, the author jumps straight to the specialized networking topics and examines the tools, protocols, and subsystems of the Linux kernel. The book teaches the reader how to organize and troubleshoot stable, secure, and high-performance network infrastructures on Linux servers.
Modern topics such as network virtualization, tunnel configuration, advanced routing, and firewall management are covered in detail in various chapters of this work. Also, due to the increasing importance of cloud computing, special sections of the book are dedicated to how Linux networking interacts with container environments such as Docker and Kubernetes. As a practical manual, this book helps professionals solve the everyday challenges of large enterprise networks.
Book Features
- Comprehensive training on modern network management tools in Linux such as IPRoute2, Netfilter, and in-depth troubleshooting tools.
- Exploring the concepts of dynamic routing, bandwidth management, and traffic shaping at the core level.
- Step-by-step guide to implementing virtual networks (VLANs, VXLANs) and software bridges (Bridging).
- In-depth analysis of network security, configuration of firewall packages, and creation of secure communication tunnels (VPN).
- Focus on real-world, practical scenarios in cloud environments and Linux-based microservices.
Book specifications
- Publisher: Packt
- Instructor/Author: Rob Vandenbrink
- Number of pages: 78
- Number of seasons: 3
- Format: PDF
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